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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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<br />f <br />e <br />exhibits, <br />Santa Ana <br /> <br />the Draft <br />less than <br /> <br /> <br />alternatives in <br />City of <br />in initiating the <br /> <br />in Chapter 5.15 <br />To determine the <br />reader a clearer <br />impacts related to <br />Management Plan, <br /> <br />EIR <br />es could be extended to th <br />mpacts, significant cumulative <br />of up to three (3) <br />Urban Water <br />IR. These alternatives would be <br /> <br />and provide the <br />with identifying and/or refining any <br /> <br /> <br />and CalRecycle data will be reviewed to <br />, <br />service systems were identified as less than <br />EPD will assist the City by providing <br />significant and unavoidable <br />for an Alternatives section is included in this <br /> <br />. EPD Solutions will assist the City <br />water provider’s <br /> <br /> <br />10 <br />GPU EIR <br /> <br />EPD will help staff <br />project’s potential impact on the dry utilities (natural gas, <br /> <br />open space components. <br />As summarized in Task 1, a Water Supply Assessment would be <br /> <br />. <br />This chapter summarizes those environmental effects that are found <br /> <br />Review <br />mitigation measures that would need to be incorporated into <br /> <br />to assist in the evaluation process <br />Transportation were identified as less than significant in Chapter 5.16 o <br />GPU EIR <br />Peer <br />Draft EIR prepared for the project would likely be a Supplemental EIR, no <br />gal, and regulatory basis; and would avoid or substantially lessen at least <br />City’s Storm Drain Master Plan <br />ct with a program, plan ordinance, or policy addressing the circulation system; <br />Impacts related to utilities and <br />the demand new residents would have on existing facilities, and discuss any <br />Impacts related to Tribal Cultural Resources were identified as <br /> <br />and will summarize its conclusions in the Draft EIR. In addition, the Draft EIR will <br />: <br /> <br />As the <br />Plan, <br />confli <br />rces: <br /> <br />planation of the analysis. <br />Master <br />Impacts related to <br />and Technical Study <br /> <br />Due to introduction of new residential uses on the project site, it is anticipated that the project <br />significant and those which are deemed significant and unavoidable. This section also includes <br />. <br />- <br />Impacts related to Recreation were identified as entified for the proposed project. In addition, a summary matrix that presents and contrasts the <br />Alternatives. <br />. As described under Task 1, EPD will peer review the vehicle miles traveled analysis prepared <br />Other CEQA Considerations. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />performance standards or <br />. <br />than <br />. <br />U EIR <br />- <br />& Service Systems7 <br />6 <br /> <br />GP <br />ificant impacts related to utilities. <br />GPU EIR <br /> <br />Recreation:of the will result in an increased demand for recreational services. The EIR will identify existing recreational facilities in the project vicinity, discussimpacts associated <br /> with the project’s proposed Transportation:the by the applicant’s consultant discuss impacts related to impacts related to hazards due to geometric design features or incompatible uses; <br /> and inadequate emergency access to the project site. Tribal Cultural Resou significant with mitigation in Chapter 5.17 of the SB 18 and AB 52 notification and consultation for the project. <br /> maps, or graphics where pertinent understanding or exnecessary EIR.Utilities significant in Chapter 5.18 of the prepared by the applicant’s team and peer reviewed by EPD for inclusion <br /> in the Draft EIR. effect on existing utility providers and infrastructure, the the City’s Sewer determine the current levels of service and theelectricity, and cable service), solid <br /> waste, wastewater treatment and distribution, and potable water supplyand distribution. The analysis will determine whether utility facilities and servicproject site, while maintaining <br /> existing levels of service in areas already served. It is anticipated that thereare no significant impacts related to utilities. Mitigation measures will be provided, if necessary, <br /> to reducesign Chapter to be lessother EIR sections mandated by CEQA, including a discussion of irreversible iimpacts, and growth inducement resulting from the project.Chapter Alternatives <br /> section would be required. However, the scope proposal in case preparation of a Subsequent Draft EIR is needed.The project alternatives section includes a range of alternatives to be <br /> analyzed that meet project objectives; are feasible on an economic, leone significant impact of the project. The EPD team has estimated analysis addition to the “No Project” alternative <br /> in the Administrative Draft Edeveloped as part of the preparation of the Administrative Draft EIR. The Administrative Draft EIR will include a discussion of the environmental impacts <br /> associated with each alternative and compare the impacts with those idenvironmental effects of each alternative as compared to the proposed project will be prepared.Proposal for CEQA <br /> Related Bristol Specific Plan <br /> <br />
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