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REV: 12-20-23 VR <br />Utility Impact Study: See Task 8.5. A Utility Impact Study will be completed by <br />Schaaf & Wheeler, under contract to DJP&A. The study will describe existing water <br />and sewer system conditions in the project area and potential impacts on the water <br />and sewer systems (e.g., fire flow, water supply, water storage, sewer flow, sewer <br />treatment capacity). <br />All checklist questions in Appendix G of the CEQA Guidelines will be addressed. Pursuant <br />to CEQA, the EIR will also include a discussion of cumulative impacts; alternatives; <br />growth inducing impacts; significant, unavoidable impacts; significant irreversible <br />environmental changes; references; and lead agency and consultants. <br />Upon completion of the Administrative Draft EIR (ADEIR), DJP&A will submit up to five <br />hard copies of the document to the City for review and comment. <br />Task 8.4 Transportation Impact Study <br />Hexagon’s scope assumes that a detailed transportation analysis will be conducted for <br />the originally proposed project (3.31 million square foot life sciences campus with 104- <br />room hotel and 46,000 square foot amenities building) and one revised project alternative <br />that would be developed in response to the sensitivity analysis and community <br />engagement. This work scope includes analysis of up to twenty intersections, four <br />freeway segments and eight freeway ramps in the project vicinity. <br />The tasks to be included in the transportation analysis are: <br />Site Reconnaissance: The physical characteristics of the site and the surrounding <br />roadway network will be reviewed to identify existing roadway cross-sections, <br />intersection lane configurations, traffic control devices, and surrounding land uses. <br />Data Collection: New AM (7:00 – 9:00) and PM (4:00 – 6:00) peak hour traffic <br />counts will be conducted at all study intersections and freeway ramps in the study <br />area. Freeway mainline volumes will be obtained from Caltrans data. <br />Trip Generation and Assignment: Trip generation estimates will be based on the <br />C/CAG Travel Demand Model as described under the sensitivity analysis. Manual <br />trip assignments will be needed to refine model forecasts at site driveway <br />intersections and study intersections on public streets within and adjacent to the <br />Plan Area since the model’s trip assignment will not consider the internal site layout <br />or the location of parking. <br />VMT Analysis: The VMT analysis for Existing No Project, Cumulative No Project, <br />and Cumulative Plus Project conditions will be based on the analysis conducted <br />for the sensitivity analysis. In a similar manner, VMT will be estimated for the <br />following additional scenarios: <br />o Existing (2023) Plus Project <br />o Existing (2023) Plus Revised Project Alternative <br />o Cumulative (2040) Plus Revised Project Alternative <br />Hexagon’s VMT estimates and link level forecasts will be provided for use in air <br />quality modeling for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions analysis and noise analysis <br />for the environmental document. <br />Level of Service Analysis (LOS): Intersection level of service analysis for up to <br />ATTY/AGR.2023.318/Raimi + Associates (Redwood Life Precise Plan) (Page 28 of 45)