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• Cut/fill for each alternative <br /> • Materials import for each alternative <br /> • Length of construction for each alternative <br /> • Opinion of best method of rock excavation if rock is expected to be encountered for <br /> the alternatives considered <br /> • Discussion of the possible use of retaining walls, their anticipated height, type, and <br /> advantages/disadvantages and limitations <br /> • Discussion of how certain alternatives will alter the pumping requirements from what <br /> is required for the proposed project (changes in number of pumps, size of pumps, <br /> hours the pumps run, etc.) and trigger other changes in the City's Water System. The <br /> discussion will compare each alternative to the projecYs service and engineering <br /> performance goals. <br /> 4. Participation in conference calls and team coordination. <br /> Callander Associates: The following supporting tasks will be performed by Callander <br /> Associates to support the alternatives analysis. <br /> 1. Prepare Visual Simulations for Project Alternatives: Based on conceptual site plans <br /> provided by IEC and the updated landscape plan, Callander Associates will prepare <br /> visual simulations of the project alternatives using the same view point locations as <br /> presented for the proposed project. <br /> Cornerstone Earth Group: The Consultant has included Cornerstone Earth Group in <br /> the scope of work on the viability of each alternative and their expert opinion on the <br /> geotechnical, retaining wall design, groundwater, and slope stability constraints of each <br /> alternative. <br /> Effects Not Found to be Signi�canr CEQA Guidelines Section 15128 require an EIR <br /> to contain a statement briefly indicating the reasons that various possible significant <br /> effects of the project were determined not to be significant and were therefore not <br /> discussed in detail in the EIR. The EIR will reference the findings of the 2013 Initial <br /> Study and provide the entire Initial Study as an appendix. <br /> References: The document will include a list of references used and persons consulted <br /> during preparation of the EIR. <br /> Appendices: The EIR will include technical appendices associated with the analysis. <br /> Examples include, but are not limited to, the IS/MND engineering analysis for the project <br /> and its alternatives or geotechnical analysis for the alternatives. <br /> 2.2 Public Draft EIR <br /> ATTY/AGR/2014/AMENDMENTS/AMEND NO.1 TRA ENVIRONTENTAL SCIENCES INC.—CALIFORNIA TANK <br /> REV:06-05-14 VR <br /> Page7of17 <br />