75C - PH - BRISTOL EIR FROM WARNER TO ST. ANDREW

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the local businesses and residents located along Bristol Street and adjacent development on nearby cross streets. Sewers Sewer lines carrying sewage flows from north to south edst at various depths beneath Bristol Street for the entire length of the project area and beyond. The sewer lines are large (ranging from 18" to 24" in diameter), and no deficiencies in capacity exist nor are anticipated in the near future. The various segments of sewer litre beneath the street are under a combination of ownership by either the City of Santa Ana or the Orange County Sanitation District. From Memory Lane south to Santa Clara Avenue, the sewer line is an 18" vitreous clay pipe (VCP) owned by the City of Santa Ana. Between Santa Clara Avenue and Myrtle Street, the sewer line is owned by OCSD and consists of VCP which enlarges in diameter from 18" to 21" to 24" as the line proceeds south. From Myrtle Street south to Warner Avenue, the sewer line under Bristol Street again comes under City ownership and steps down in size. .South of Myrtle the sewer line is 14" in diameter enlarging in size to 16 ", 21 ", and eventually 24" by the time the line reacbes Warner Avenue. There is also a small 6" diameter line which serves the properties on the east side of Bristol Street between St. Gertrude Place and Warner Avenue. Upon leaving the project area, the sewer line continues south beneath Bristol Street, merging with other lines and incrementally increasing in size. Sewage from this line is directed to a larger line which carries flows west beneath Alton Avenue, eventually exiting the City and carrying sewage downstream for treatment. In addition to the sewer line which runs along Bristol Street for the length of the project area, there are several east -west lines which cross beneath Bristol Street at numerous laterals which serve the properties fronting upon the street. Water Water mains run beneath Bristol Street for the entire length of the project area. These are generally 12" diameter lines with the exception of a 1p" line which runs between Memory Lane and Santa Clara Avenue, and two 4" lines which run between 17th Street and Civic Center Drive and between First Street and McFadden Avenue. Larger mains (12" diameter) run adjacent to the 4" lines for most of the segment lengths served by the smaller lines, resulting in duai lines beneath these street segments. There are also numerous laterals to provide service to properties along Bristol Street and various east -west mains which cross beneath the street. The water lines in the area are presently considered adequate with no known problems. In addition, a Metropolitan Water District transmission line, ranging in size from 33% 36" in diameter, runs beneath Bristol Street for the entire length of the III -59 75C -130