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FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT VOLUMES 1 AND 2 WATER ALLOCATION PROGRAM SCH 87030309 Prepared for: The Monterey Peninsula Water
Management District Prepared by: J. Laurence Mintler &
Associates Jones & Stokes Associates D.W. Kelley & Associates Water Resource Associates April 19, 1990 |
Table of
Contents
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VOLUME I |
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A. Overview |
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B. Relationship Between the Draft and
Final EIRs |
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C. Summary of Water Supply Options,
Water Distribution Alternatives, and Monitoring/Compliance Mechanisms |
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D. Summary of Water Supply Impacts |
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E. Summary of Water Distribution
Impacts |
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F. Impacts of Monitoring/Compliance
Mechanisms and Allocation/Conservation of New Water Supplies |
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G. Mandatory CEQA Sections |
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CHAPTER I – INTRODUCTION |
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A. Introduction |
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B. Project Summary and Overview |
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C. Purposes and Requirements of CEQA |
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D. Purpose, Scope, and history of
this EIR |
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E. Relationship between the Draft and
Final EIRs |
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F. Organization of this EIR |
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CHAPTER II – DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT AND WATER
SUPPLY OPTIONS, WATER DISTRIBUTION ALTERNATIVES, AND MONITORING/COMPLIANCE
MECHANISMS |
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A. Introduction |
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B. Water Supply Options |
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C. Water Distribution Alternatives |
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D. Monitoring/Compliance Mechanisms |
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E. Allocation/Conservation of New
Water Supplies |
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F. No Project Alternative |
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CHAPTER III – ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING |
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A. Introduction |
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B. Institutional Setting |
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C. Natural Environmental Setting |
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D. Drought Conditions |
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E. Land Use, Population, and Housing |
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F. Water Use Trends and Preferences |
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G. Public Services and Facilities |
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H. Socioeconomic Conditions |
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CHAPTER IV – WATER SUPPLY IMPACTS |
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A. Introduction |
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B. Surface Water and Groundwater
Resources |
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C. Vegetation |
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D. Wildlife |
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E. Fisheries |
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F. Recreation |
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G. Aesthetics |
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H. Drought Impacts |
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I.
Traffic |
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J. Schools |
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K. Wastewater |
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L. Housing and Population Growth |
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M. Employment |
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N. Construction Industry |
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O. Tourism |
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P. Military |
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Q. Fiscal |
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R. Air Quality |
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S. Summary |
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CHAPTER V – WATER DISTRIBUTION IMPACTS |
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A. Introduction |
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B. Surface Water and Groundwater
Resources |
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C. Vegetation |
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D. Wildlife |
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E. Recreation |
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F. Land Use |
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G. Housing and Population Growth |
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H. Traffic |
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I.
Schools |
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J. Wastewater |
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K. Employment |
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L. Construction Industry |
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M. Tourism |
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N. Military |
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O. Fiscal Impacts |
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P. Air Quality |
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Q. Summary |
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CHAPTER VI – IMPACTS OF MONITORING/COMPLIANCE
MECHANISMS AND ALLOCATION/CONSERVATION OF NEW WATER SUPPLIES |
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A. Introduction |
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B. Monitoring/Compliance Mechanisms |
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C. Allocation/Conservation of New
water Supplies |
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CHAPTER VII – MANDATORY CEQA SECTIONS |
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A. Introduction |
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B. Short-Term Uses Versus Long-Term
Productivity |
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C. Significant Irreversible
Environmental Changes |
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D. Growth-Inducing Impacts |
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CHAPTER VIII – REFERENCES AND PERSONS CONSULTED |
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References |
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Persons Consulted |
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CHAPTER IX – GLOSSARY |
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APPENDIX A – CVSIM AND WATER RESOURCE ANALYSIS
METHODOLOGY |
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APPENDIX B – INTENSIFICATION SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS |
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APPENDIX C – RESULTS OF RESEARCH REGARDING |
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APPENDIX D – COMMON AND SCIENTIFIC NAMES OF
WILDLIFE SPECIES |
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APPENDIX E – DISTRICTWIDE DEVELOPMENT
POTENTIAL |
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APPENDIX F – DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL BY
JURISDICTION |
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APPENDIX G – RESIDENTIAL AND POPULATION GROWTH
POTENTIAL |
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APPENDIX H – EMPLOYMENT GROWTH POTENTIAL |
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APPENDIX I – REPORT PREPARATION |
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LIST OF
FIGURES |
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VOLUME II |
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SECTION 1 – COMMENT SUMMARIES AND RESPONSES TO
COMMENTS |
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SECTION 2 – COMMENTS RECEIVED ON THE DRAFT EIR |