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<br />GPU <br />Impacts <br />Santa Ana <br /> <br /> <br />based on <br /> <br />proposed <br />significant <br />population <br /> <br /> <br />that is fully <br />evaluate the <br /> <br />public facilities <br />City of <br />significant and <br /> <br /> <br />Management Plan <br /> <br />less than significant <br />ies offsite. The IS and <br />Related Bristol Specific <br /> <br />ardous conditions. These <br />ailable service levels and <br /> <br />the <br /> <br />dition of residential uses will <br /> <br />environmental effect. <br />essments will be prepared by the <br />the project’s potential <br />Water Quality <br />compare <br /> <br />were identified as <br />less than significant in Chapter 5.14 of <br />and the ad <br />General Plan and zoning code. <br />treatment unit then to the underground <br />- <br />We anticipate that the proposed project <br />whether <br /> <br />Preliminary <br />. These reports will be incorporated into the EIR to <br /> <br /> <br />ce to determine the need for additional <br />9 <br />e location of the service providers in the project area, <br />thin those assumed in the General Plan, this topic will be <br />from implementation of the project. <br />growth that is planned, would not be considered significant. <br />This section of the EIR will <br /> <br />. <br />ise <br /> <br />The proposed project will be implemented on a site <br />ted to Hydrology and Water Quality were identified as less than <br />. <br />Review <br />GPU EIR <br />facilities and an underground storage system. Additionally, the storm <br />noise impact analysis will be summarized in the Draft EIR, which would projections and will evaluate <br />Hazards and Hazardous Materials <br />related to Land Use and Planning were identified as less than <br /> <br /> <br />GPU EIR Peer <br />. The proposed project would require a zone change to implement a new <br />Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Ass <br />. <br />Impacts rela <br /> <br />with the goals and policies of the City’s <br />Impacts related to Population and Housing were found to be <br /> <br />Impacts <br /> <br />GPU EIR <br />a full discussion of impacts will be provided in the EIR. <br />opulation and housing <br /> <br />GPU EIR <br />ogy regulations. Impacts are expected to be less than significant with implementation <br />pecific Plan’s projections are wi <br />to the introduction of new residential uses on the project site, it is anticipated the proposed <br />S <br />Impacts related to Public Services were found to be <br />and Technical Study <br /> <br />proposed EIR, which will identify th <br /> <br />s related to Noise were identified as significant and unavoidable in Chapter 5.12 of the <br />enforcement, fire protection, schools, parks, and other public facilities. EPD will contact existing <br />in Chapter 5.13 of the <br />Due <br /> <br />. Analysis of the project’s potential impacts will focus on implementation of the new specific plan <br />result in an increased demand for public services. We anticipate that this will require a full <br />. <br />General Plan Update <br /> <br />in Chapter 5.9 of the <br />prepared for the project by the applicant will be summarized and incorporated into the IS and <br /> <br />providers and facilities that would be affected by the project to confirm av <br />Impact <br /> <br /> <br />o the <br />t <br /> <br />As described in Task 1, EPD Solutions will peer review the noise impact analysis that would be provided <br />GPU EIR <br />Hazards & Hazardous Materials:in Chapter 5.8 of the applicant and reviewed for CEQA adequacy by EPDdiscuss construction and operation of the project and any potential hazards or hazconditions <br /> will be identified, and mitigation will be included, as necessary. However, impacts are expected to be less than significant through adherence to existing regulatory requirements. Hydrology <br /> & Water Quality:significant developed with impervious surfaces. The Drainage Study and (WQMP)the EIR to describe both the existing and proposed conditions. would construct onsite storm <br /> drain runoff will be conveyed by the proposed storm drains to a preinfiltration/detention system, which would flow into existing public drainage facilitproposed EIR will detail the <br /> hydrologic changes that would occur from the proposed project, the findings of the WQMP prepared by the applicant, as well as how the project would comply with the existing stormwater <br /> drainage and hydrolof a WQMP; however, Land Use and Planning:in Chapter 5.10 of the specific planand the project’s consistency from the implementation of design recommendations within <br /> the specific plan will be discussed and compatibility of the proposed project with the surrounding land uses also be discussed, including whether the project would result in physical <br /> division of an existing community, or would conflict with a plan or policy that was adopted to avoid or reduce an Noise:EIR. to the City by the applicant. The discuss interior, exterior, <br /> and construction no Population and Housing:unavoidable Plangrowth is unplanned. PTherefore, if the written off the Initial Study and will not be discussed in the EIR. Public Services:the <br /> project willanalysis in theincluding lawservicecapacities to serve the proposed land uses. We will identify the demand placed on these services standard planning factors provided by <br /> each agency or from the City's General Plan and willability of service providers to accommodate projected growth based on intensity of thedevelopment. Finally, we will coordinate with <br /> the servior personnel to serve the proposed project and maintain adequate levels of service.Proposal for CEQA Related Bristol Specific Plan <br /> <br />