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1.Project Description and Approach <br /> and will also address cumulative effects relative to other reasonably <br /> anticipated development,as well as project consistency with the regional air <br /> quality plan. The analysis will discuss the regional and local air quality <br /> setting,ambient air monitoring data, and current air quality management <br /> efforts. The analysis will identify the nearest sensitive air pollutant receptors <br /> to the rezone area—residences across Stoneridge Drive, to the south, and <br /> across 1-680,to the west—and any major existing sources of air pollutants, <br /> including those in the inventory data compiled by the Bay Area Air Quality <br /> Management District(BAAQMD). The BAAQMD CEQA Air Quality <br /> Guidelines significance criteria with regard to air quality impacts will be <br /> relied upon) <br /> The EIR analysis will discuss emissions likely to be generated during <br /> construction of subsequent development projects under the zoning <br /> amendment, evaluate the potential for construction dust to cause any local <br /> exceedances of ambient particulate standards,and estimate future criteria air <br /> pollutant emissions from vehicular traffic and onsite stationary sources. The <br /> SEIR analysis will identify, as feasible, what types and size of development <br /> would likely be of concern. Further, ESA will address diesel particulate <br /> matter(DPM),a toxic air contaminant(TAC), emitted from high-volume <br /> roadways and stationary sources, as well as construction equipment,that can <br /> cause health risk impacts. Mitigation measures from the General Plan EIR <br /> and/or GPA EIR will be revised for their potential to reduce impacts at the <br /> project site. Additional mitigation measures for aesthetic, visual and scenic <br /> resources will be identified where necessary to reduce any significant effects. <br /> • Transportation and Circulation. ESA will team with Fehr and Peers <br /> (F&P)to prepare a transportation and circulation analysis for the E1R. ESA <br /> and F&P successfully provided the transportation analysis for the General <br /> Plan Amendment and Rezoning EIR. F&P's proposed scope of work is <br /> attached for the City's review(see Appendix B). Their analysis will include <br /> a review of the Citywide Traffic Model to ensure that the parcels are coded <br /> correctly. It will also include a traffic analysis that will look at 15 key <br /> intersections under Existing, Existing plus Project, Existing plus Approved <br /> Projects, Existing plus Approved Projects plus Project,Cumulative and <br /> Cumulative plus Project. The traffic analysis will identify any intersections <br /> that would be impacted under the build out of the proposed zoning revisions. <br /> The results of the traffic analysis will be presented in the EIR;a separate <br /> traffic study will not be prepared. <br /> Develop Alternatives <br /> As required by CEQA Guidelines Section I5126.6(a), an EIR shall describe a <br /> reasonable range of alternatives to a project, including an "environmentally <br /> superior"alternative and a"no project"alternative. The alternatives will be <br /> formulated based on project impacts,the alternatives discussed in the <br /> previous EIR(s)and input from City staff. Because the current project <br /> Although the BAAQMD significance criteria remain suspended pending a decision by the California <br /> Supreme Court in a lawsuit filed by the California Building Industry Association,these criteria are <br /> supported by substantial evidence in the form of BAAQMD's 2009 Thresholds and Justifications <br /> Report. <br /> 1-6 City or Pleasanton Johnson Drive Economic Development Zone EIR <br />