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1 Prgec Description and Approach <br />Federal Highway Administration (FH WA) noise model, the analysis will quantify the increase in <br />noise levels along roadways used to access the project site based on traffic increases predicted in <br />the transportation analysis. ESA will rely on mitigation measures identified in the General Plan <br />EIR and /or GPA EIR. if necessary. <br />Transportation and Circulation. ESA will team with Fehr and Peers (F &P) to prepare a <br />transportation and circulation analysis for the EIR. ESA and F &P successfully provided the <br />transportation analysis for the. General Plan Amendment and Rc_oaiag EIR. F &P's proposed <br />scope of work is attached for the City's review (see Attachment 1). Their analysis will include a <br />review of the Citywide Traffic Model to ensure that the parcels are coded correctly. It will also <br />include a traffic analysis that will look at 15 key intersections under Existing, Existing plus <br />Project, Existing plus Approved Projects, Existing plus Approved Pro'ecus Project. <br />Cumulative and Cumulative plus Project. he revised scope of work A rhmept 2 i inciude4 <br />rely ttp nine of the key intellection during the Sorudav Dealt haul The traffic analysis will <br />identify any intersections that would be impacted under the build out of the proposed zoning <br />revision including an initial cumulative assessment at the intersections that provide access to t <br />eject site. The additional _r.:' . _ vide ❑ _.' i ;' i ce and a <br />[riles travelled assessment The results of the traffic analysis will be presented in the EIR; a <br />separate traffic study will not be prepared. <br />The additional services scope of work (see Attachment 3) includes costs to updaae the analysis fa <br />die preferred project. reevaluate project impart under each neenttrio, end conduct a quurtti <br />iroject analysis for each altemat'we (or to reduce costs, staff miry select to have a ouaditativ� <br />�roiect alternative analysis conducted ?j <br />Other CEQA Environmental Factors. The impacts of the rezoning on other CEQA <br />Environmental Factors will be discussed. including technical supporting evidence in the EIR. <br />Each topic will address potential impacts and draw on mitigation measures from the General Plan <br />EIR and /or GPA EIR to address potential impacts. <br />As the Economic and Fiscal Element of the General Plan pre -dates the Climate Action Plan, it is assumed <br />that the rezoning is accounted for in the modeling that was conducted for the CAP. <br />In general, other issues are anticipated to be fully analyzed briefly. but in sufficient detail to credibly <br />demonstrate their lack of significance under CEQA, assuming this finding can be made. For instance. it <br />appears unlikely that the proposed project will result in any noticeable changes to agricultural resources. <br />cultural resources, biological resources, recreational facilities, mineral resources, or other environmental <br />issues. All of these, however, will be addressed briefly. as appropriate, in the SEIR. ESA will utilize all <br />technical documents, such as the traffic assessment and the noise study to support the findings. Mitigation <br />measures from the General Plan EIR and/or GPA EIR will be revised for their potential to reduce impacts <br />at the project site, if necessary. <br />Develop Alternatives <br />As required by CEQA Guidelines Section 15126.6(a), an EIR shall describe a reasonable range of <br />alternatives to a project, including an "environmentally superior" alternative and a "no project" <br />alternative. The alternatives will be formulated based on project impacts, the alternatives discussed in the <br />previous EIR(s) and input from City staff. Because the current project represents only a portion of the <br />City, one or more alternatives specific to the project site may be analyzed. <br />Gtr of Pheasanron Johnson Ome Economic Development Zone EIR 4 <br />