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ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS, INC.
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A-2020-241-15-02
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Planning & Building
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Air quality was previously <br />A geotechnical investigation <br />by <br /> <br />. <br />with thresholds of significance <br /> <br />mitigation measures. <br />liquefaction, earthquake faults, <br /> <br />five focus areas throughout the <br />ed in the EIR. <br /> <br />operational activities, including: <br />use environment. <br /> <br />conditions of develo <br />out of the EIR analysis in the IS. <br />- <br />would adequately reduce potential <br /> <br /> <br />GPU EIR <br />xedor unnecessary <br />and local renewable energy programs. <br />GPU EIR <br />, Air Quality of <br /> <br /> <br />renewable energy or energy efficiency. <br /> <br />were identified as <br />As summarized in Task 1, EPD Solutions will <br /> <br />. <br />2 <br />inefficient, <br />Chapter 5.2 <br /> <br /> <br />8 <br />new greenhouse gas analysis will be conducted <br />analysis will be conducted <br />was considered less than significant. One primary goal <br /> trip generation and site plan <br />peer reviewed by the EPD team and summarized in the <br />a <br />ssessment prepared by the applicant’s consultant and will <br /> <br />. <br />a <br />pplicant and reviewed by EPD for <br />a <br />The project site is currently improved with multiple commercial <br />rely on the shade/shadow analysis and any visual simulations less than significant in Chapter 5.5 of the <br /> <br />GPU EIR <br /> <br />’s team <br />. <br />esources <br />EIR <br />r <br /> <br />Review <br />new air quality <br />ssment will be <br />ssessment in the Draft EIR. <br />The air quality analysis will be summariz <br />a <br />construction specifications, the site plan, and trip generationAs summarized in Task 1, EPD will provide a peer review of this analysis. <br />a <br />GPU <br />, Peer <br />is to encourage future development within <br /> 1 <br />impact due to wasteful, <br />istorical <br />Greenhouse gas impacts were identified as significant an <br /> <br />t Air Quality Management District and the thresholds defined in Appendix G <br />impacts and, to reduce GHG emissions to a less than significant level. <br />h <br />peer review of the paleontological resources assessment and will summarize <br />n <br />As described above, <br />. <br />and will provide mitigation based on the <br />by the applicant <br /> <br />y impacts were identified as less than significant and paleontological impacts were <br />y’s CAP. <br /> esources <br />r <br /> <br />.1, Aesthetics of the <br />Impacts to historical resources were previously identified as a significant and <br />pursuant to <br />GPU EIR <br /> <br />aesthetic <br />GPU EIR <br /> <br />General Plan <br />Geolog <br /> <br /> <br />and Technical Study <br />istorical <br />of the <br />h <br /> <br />As described Task <br />.7 <br />Chapter 5 <br /> <br />in Chapter 5.4 of the <br />: <br />with some buildings constructed as early as 197 <br /> <br />Energy impacts were identified as <br /> <br />: <br />Santa Ana <br />, including the South Bristol Street Focus Area in which the project is located <br />Chapter 5 <br />Aesthetics of the Citythe visual character of the site from one of large block retail to a miEIR will look at theconducted for the project Air Quality:pursuant requirements of CEQA, <br /> and based on the identified as a significant and unavoidable impact in would include a comprehensive evaluation of regional and local emissions and odors from construction and operation <br /> of the project. The EIR will compare the findings of the assessment established by the South Coasof the CEQA Guidelines. Further, the assessment will evaluate whether the project would <br /> be consistent with the Air Quality Management Plan. Cultural Resources:unavoidable impact and impacts to archaeological resources mitigationbuildings, perform a peer review of the summarize <br /> the Similarly, the cultural resources asseDraft EIR. Mitigation measures will be provided in the Draft EIR, if necessary.Energy under Task 1, EPD Solutions will provide a peer review <br /> of the energy assessment and will summarize whether the project would result in aresources or conflict with or obstruct a state or local plan forAdditionally, the project will be analyzed <br /> for consistency with state Geology & Soils:identified as less than significant with mitigation in Chapter 5.6 of the will be prepared for the project site by the investigation will <br /> examine existing site conditions, including hazards such assubsidence, and others. If it is determined the application of standardcompliance with the recommendations of the geotechnical <br /> investigation,impacts to an insignificant level, Geology and Soils would be scopedaddition, EPD will provide a the results in the Draft EIR Greenhouse Gas Emissions:Chapter 5.7 of the <br /> applicant’s consultant evaluated against the CitA summary of the GHG analysis will be included in the EIR to evaluate the potential impacts associated with the project’s generation <br /> of GHG emissions during construction andconstruction, area sources, mobile sources, energy consumption (electricity and natural gas), water consumption, and solid waste generation. <br /> Mitigation measures will be identified, if necessary, beyond those in Proposal for CEQA Related Bristol Specific Plan <br /> <br />
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