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Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). There are no substantial changes to the project or to the circumstances under which the project is being undertaken that involve new significant environmental effects or that substantially increase the severity of previously identified effects. Furthermore, there is no new information of substantial importance, which was unknown at the time that the Final EIR was approved by the City Council regarding the project or its effects, mitigation measures, or alternatives. Any previously identified effects or impacts are mitigated to a level of insignificance, with the mitigation measures incorporated into the project's design or imposed on the project pursuant to the conditions of approval. Therefore, no new environmental document accompanies this staff report. OPTIONS The City Council has the following options to consider: Option No. 1: The City Council may choose not to amend the previously approved Condition No. 23, placed on Vesting Tentative Map No. 7399 (Resolution No. 03-096), which reads: "23. When the developer of the Chrisman property extends the water line providing City water to the Chrisman residence, the developer shall extend the water line from the Chrisman driveway to the Brozosky property line within the EVA area shown on the tentative map. The size of the water line shall be the same as the size of the water line that serves the Chrisman residence. The developer of the Chrisman property shall also pay for and install at the edge of but within the Brozosky property at 5/8-inch water meter, which meter shall serve the Brozosky property only. Payment includes the standard connection fees for such meter. Prior to the installation of the water line to the Brozosky property, and prior to the installation of the meter, the Brozoskys may increase the size of the water line and/or the meter at their own expense. The Brozoskys may connect to the meter. Use of this water line shall be on an interim basis and shall be discontinued at such time as the Brozosky property is connected to the City water system under the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan. This condition may also be satisfied by a separate agreement signed by the Chrismans/Brozoskys." The benefit of having the existing condition remain as-is is that it was approved previously by the City Council. The implementation of this condition would also require that an easement be granted from the Chrismans to the Brozoskys over the Chrismans' property for access and maintenance by the Brozoskys. Additionally, if the temporary service were to be used, it would require City staff to read the meter via traveling into the private Chrisman property some distance away from the public right-of-way. Page 9 of 12