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<br />Attachment 5 <br /> <br />PEIR Process Summary Table: Step 2 of 2-Step General Plan <br />The consultant agreement for the New General Plan and PEIR did not anticipate a 2~step <br />General Plan process. Step 1 of a 2-step process could be substantially accommodated <br />within the existing scope and budget for the 1-step process. Step 2 of a 2-step process <br />represents additional work scope, budget, and a subsequent schedule. This second step <br />would focus solely on the Cargill Saltworks property. The land use map from Step 1 would <br />remain substantially as approved with the exception of the Cargill Saltworks property. The <br />General Plan elements would be revised as necessary to coordinate with any land use <br />designation change for the Cargill Saltworks property. Step 2 could be initiated by the City or <br />a developer. If a complete development application is received, Step-2 would be fully funded <br />by the developer. Absent a complete development application, the City would need to fund <br />this work. In the event that a development application is submitted for full City review, it is <br />likely that many more alternatives would be studied in Step 2 than in Step 1. For example, <br />such alternatives could include some or all of those considered over the last few months as <br />part of Alternatives 1-7 of the Bayfront Focus Area or new alternatives developed through a <br />new public outreach process. Also, the level of detailed analysis would be much higher if the <br />Project is a development application. In such a case, the PEIR would not be at a <br />programmatic level which is more general, but at a specific plan level. Because it is not <br />known if the Project will be a development application or a City defined alternative, and <br />because there is no approved work scope for Step 2, the following table is conceptual in <br />nature and presents one possible approach to the design of the PEIR Project and associated <br />alternatives and propose that all models would be run for each alternatives. <br /> <br /> Technical Models (Assume Developer Application) <br />2-Step Process - Step 2 Within EIR Scope = ,./; Outside EIR Scope = X <br />PEIR - Project and Alternatives Land Air GHG <br /> Use T rattic Qualitv Emissions Noise Other <br />Project: Either a City defined alternative I <br />such as Bayfront Alternatives 1 -7, or in the ./ ,./ ,./ ./ ,./ ,./ <br />case of receipt of a complete application for <br />the Cargill Saltworks property, a <br />development proposal. <br />No Project Alternative: The existing 1990 <br />land use designation for the Cargill site. ./ ,./ ,./ ,./ ,./ ,./ <br />Several Environmentally Superior I <br />Alternatives: A range of reduced intensity ,./ ./ ,./ ./ ./ ./ <br />alternatives, perhaps 3 or more, can be <br />studied and may be based on previously <br />developed Alternatives 1 - 7. , <br /> I <br />Optional Additional Undefined <br />Alternative: In the event that an application ,./ ,./ ,./ ,./ ./ ,./ <br />is received but is not selected as the Project, <br />the application could be considered as an <br />alternative. <br />