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2�nvir�n�nes�tal A�aaly.ris <br /> a)Exceed wastewater treatmentrequirements ofthe applicable Regional Watet Quality <br /> Cotstrol Board? <br /> As discussed above, the SBSA wastewater treatment plant and sanitary sewer system would have <br /> more than sufficient capacity for the proposed project's wastewater generated during construction <br /> dewatering. (Less than Significant Irnpact) <br /> b)Regrure orresultrtl the constructro�ofriew water or wastewater tteatme�tfacilities or <br /> exparision ofexistirlgfacllittes, the constructiari o}'which cauld cause significant <br /> envirorlme�tal e�"ects? <br /> The wastewater in the project area is conveyed through large municipal collector lines that lead to the <br /> SBSA wastewater treatment plant. The City would consult with the SBSA during the development <br /> phase for the proper method of installing the proposed 24-inch storm drain main intended ta cross <br /> avet the exisring SBSA 48-inch sewer main. The project construction wou.ld involve dewatering to <br /> be done duxing excavation for the joint-use path and new pump starion and wet well. The contractor <br /> would discharge the water directly to a manhole of the �xisting sanitary sewer force main. The <br /> ptoposed project would not require addirional wastewater treatment facilities to be buiZt or require <br /> expansion of the exisring wastewater facilities within the area. No deterinination of insufficient <br /> capacity would be expected to be made by the SBSA for the project wastewater. (No Tmpact) <br /> c)Reguire or tesult in the corrstruciror� ofriew storm water dtatnage facilrttes or expar�slo� of <br /> existir,�g facilitres, the constructior�of whrch could cause sigriifrca�zt erlviranmental ef�`'ects? <br /> See the discussion under Section 2.9,Hydrology and tKlater Qualit� iFor the analyses of storm <br /> drainage. Appendi�c H contai.ns the Hydraulic Study Repoxt and Appendix J contains the Wate� <br /> Quality 5tudy. (Less tban Significant Impact) <br /> d)Have sufficient water supplies avatlable ta sersTe the projectftam e�risti�g erltrtlements arid <br /> pesources, ar are new or exparlded entttlements rseeded.� <br /> The proposed project would not involve the construction of any residenrial units or structures <br /> necessitating a demand for additional potai�le water suppl�T. The City currently has sufficient water <br /> supplies for tlze dust suppression during construction and landscaping and maintenance during <br /> operatian. Therefore, the proposed project would not ad�erselp affect or demand addirional water <br /> supplies and entitiements. The impacts to wa�er supplies would be less than significant. (No <br /> impact) <br /> e)Resultin a determlrratrou hy the wastewater tteatrnentprovider which serves ormayserve <br /> the project thatithas adequate capacity to serve the project's projected demand rrr additroti <br /> to the provrder's existing comriii�ments? <br /> See a} and b) above. (No Irnpact) <br /> -'- �F[} US �0� Pede,rtriasa Undercro.c�i�ag and Baar <br /> I.rland Kaad Storm _Drain Purr�p Station Project <br />