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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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10/11/2010
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7.A <br /> Attachmert@g& 27 <br /> construction or expansion of facilities in the future would be subject to <br /> environmental review as required by CEQA. In addition, several policies <br /> and programs in the New General Plan are designed to facilitate the repair, <br /> maintenance, upgrading, and associated funding for, such facilities. For <br /> all of these reasons,this impact is expected to be less than significant. <br /> • Impact 4.15-5: Development allowed by the New General Plan is <br /> expected to generate an increased demand for wastewater treatment <br /> services, however, the City is currently allocated sufficient wastewater <br /> treatment capacity in the SBSA system to meet the anticipated increase in <br /> demands,therefore this impact is expected to be less than significant. <br /> • Impact 4.15-6: Development allowed by the New General Plan could <br /> result in increased solid waste generation over existing levels, however, <br /> the anticipated increase is not expected to require additional landfill <br /> capacity and pursuant to the New General Plan, the City would comply <br /> with pertinent regulations regarding solid waste. As a result, this impact is <br /> expected to be less than significant. <br /> 4.16 Greenhouse Gas Emissions <br /> • - and distribution of allowable <br /> • Impact 4.16 I. Although the amount an <br /> development under the New General Plan has the potential to increase <br /> population and economic activity within the plan area, thereby potentially <br /> resulting in an increased level of GHG emissions, a number of factors <br /> within and external to the New General Plan indicate that development <br /> allowable under the New General Plan would result in lower GHG <br /> emissions per capita relative to existing conditions. As a result, this <br /> impact is expected to be less than significant. <br /> 4.17 Energy <br /> • Impact 4.17-1: New growth and development within the plan area allowed <br /> by the New General Plan could result in the use of substantial amounts of <br /> electricity and natural gas. However, the New General Plan contains <br /> many policies and programs designed to conserve and improve the <br /> efficient use of electricity and natural gas, the implementation of which is <br /> expected to ensure that new development does not result in wasteful fuel <br /> or energy use. As a result, this impact is expected to be less than <br /> significant. <br /> • Impact 4.17-2: New growth and development allowed by the New General <br /> Plan would increase the demand on natural gas and electricity. However, <br /> this increase has been anticipated by the City's electricity and natural gas <br /> provider,and as result, this impact is expected to be less than significant. <br /> ATTY/RESO/RESO.2055/ATTACHMENT1.A 13 <br /> 1 0/6/1 0 <br />
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