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Gail presented on the current EIR/EIS process for ??? There were several key concerns, specifically traffic and oak woodlands in the area. Parklands are in addition to the open space shown in the oak woodlands area.
- Alta asked about creek preservation outside of the main creek—are there tributaries?
- Yes, some of the tributaries are included; others, however, are seasonal. This is not the only factor in the decision process, however. There are a lot of additional concerns, including where the water supply for future development will come from. Alta asked about using existing tributaries for water rather than piping it in from outside places. Gail wasn’t in a position to answer this question, as this information has not yet been submitted. Alta would like more information about what generally might be piped or removed
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More information about these details will be available in the draft environmental document, which will be available about eight months after the NOP. Chris asked who the lead federal agency will be. It will be the Army Corps of Engineer.
Tom highlighted some key changes that will occur with the problem, including the widening of roads and new connections. Several of these projects are already under construction or in the environmental review process.
One stakeholder asked how wide a new road would be. It will vary between four and six lanes, but is not a limited access road.
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