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2012-001 - Statement of Overriding Considerations, and Adopting a Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program
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Chapter 3 Findings Regarding ProjectAliernatAfes Attachment "A- <br />• for a total duration of three weeks, rather than the five weeks associated with the proposed Project. In <br />addition, this alternative would not require implementation of Construction Configurations B.1, B.2, <br />or C.1. However, this alternative would require the installation of new sewer facilities beneath the <br />existing paved right-of-way of South Bristol Street that are not proposed as part of the proposed <br />Project (i.e., to the south of the South Bristol Street/West Segerstrom Avenue intersection). The <br />segment of South Bristol Street between this site and the existing lift station facility contains a 20- <br />inch OCSD trunk sewer, a 36-inch MWD pipeline, a 16-inch water main, and a SCE/MCI Duct Bank. <br />These utilities would require special support during construction of the new 18-inch sewer, as the <br />new sewer line would need to be installed at a depth of approximately 16 feet, and this depth would <br />increase with distance from the existing facility. Construction along this segment of South Bristol <br />Street would require supporting the utilities from the top of the trench and/or the use of trench <br />boxes/shields, which would elongate the construction schedule. Due to these existing utility <br />constraints beneath South Bristol Street, portions of this roadway would need to be closed to <br />accommodate construction associated with this alternative, which has the potential to result in <br />adverse effects to vehicular circulation. Moreover, the duration of construction for this alternative <br />site location would greatly increase due to the need to cross the railroad tracks running parallel and <br />north of Alton Avenue. Implementation of this alternative would otherwise be similar to the <br />proposed Project during construction conditions. <br />Development of a lift station at Alternative Site No. 19 would require the City to acquire private <br />property to accommodate the proposed lift station. In addition, this alternative would require the <br />City to acquire a temporary construction easement to facilitate construction of the proposed lift <br />station. <br />• 3.4.21.2 Summary Comparison of Environmental Effects <br />The environmental effects of constructing the proposed lift station at Alternative Site No. 19 in <br />comparison to the proposed Project site are shown in Final EIR Table 5-1 and described in detail in <br />RDEIR Section 5.4.21. This alternative would reduce the proposed Project's significant and <br />unavoidable impact associated with Construction Configuration C.2 by two (2) weeks; however, this <br />alternative would result in a significant unavoidable impact to the capacity of the South Bristol Street <br />roadway for a total of 109 days (or 89 days longer than the proposed Project's significant <br />unavoidable impact). Furthermore, construction of a lift station at Alternative Site No. 19 would <br />exacerbate an existing parking deficiency at this existing commercial retail building both during <br />construction and long-term operation. Near- and long-term impacts to parking at Alternative Site No. <br />19 would be a significant and unmitigable impact. As such, impacts to traffic and circulation would <br />be greater at Alternative Site No. 19 as compared to the proposed Project site. <br />Total construction air quality/greenhouse gas emissions would be increased under this alternative due <br />to a longer construction period, although average daily construction emissions would be similar to <br />the proposed Project and would be less than significant. In addition, construction-related impacts to <br />water quality and hydrology would be increased under this alternative due to a larger area of impact, <br />although such impacts would be less than significant. As with the proposed Project, impacts <br />associated with nighttime dewatering activities during construction would be reduced to less than <br />significant levels with compliance with Mitigation Measure MM 3.3-2. Long-term odor impacts <br />associated with accident conditions would be slightly decreased under this alternative in comparison <br />to the proposed Project and would be less than significant similar to the proposed Project. Impacts <br />related to long-term noise, utilities and service systems, and water quality and hydrology (long-term) <br />• would be similar to the proposed Project and would be less than significant. <br />San Lorenzo Lift Station EIR (Project No. 06-3510) 3-42 <br />CEQA Findings of Fact/Statement of Overriding Considerations
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