Land Use and Planning. Potentially Significant Impact Less than Significant with Mitigation Incorporated Less than significant Impact No Impact Would the project:
Land Use and Planning. 8. Noise - The proposed Agreement will not have any noise impacts, and will not change the impacts identified in the City’s CEQA documents.
Land Use and Planning. The Project is expected to have less than significant to no impacts on Land Use and Planning. Mineral Resources The Project is expected to have no impacts on Mineral Resources.
Land Use and Planning. The proposed Project would demolish 103,000 square feet of industrial and office uses and build residential units and an office building. The land use and planning section will evaluate consistency with applicable City General Plan policies and zoning requirements, including the Municipal Code Ordinance No. 1026, and other relevant City planning documents. This section will also consider the proposed Project’s compatibility with adjacent existing development, roadways, and public utilities. This section will analyze whether the proposed changes in land use and zoning designations would adversely affect the City’s long-range land use planning goals.
Land Use and Planning. The proposed Agreement will not have any impact on land use or planning, and will not change the impacts identified in Contra Costa County’s CEQA documents.
Land Use and Planning. Regulation & Planning; Plan Check, Building Inspection and Code Enforcement. County: County continues to provide land use planning, plan check, building inspection and code enforcement. CHLSD: No responsibilities.
Land Use and Planning. As stated in the 2006 EIR, a cumulative land use impact might occur if the combination of cumulative projects would result in substantial inconsistencies with plans, policies, or regulations. However, these inconsistencies are unlikely since no projects would be approved, unless amendments to the applicable plan or regulation were included as part of the approval. The conditions for the approved project are still applicable to the modified project. The modified water bank project contributions to any cumulative land use and planning impact would be not cumulatively considerable, nor cumulatively significant.
Land Use and Planning. Environmental impacts due to conflicts with any land use plan, policy, or regulation adopted for the purpose of avoiding or mitigating an environmental effect must be analyzed. ⮚ Mineral Resources Information on mineral resources will be referenced and supplemented as necessary. ⮚ Noise Using existing information such as community plans, the technical studies prepared by Humboldt County in support of the General Plan Update and noise contours for major transportation facilities prepared by other agencies, the potential for noise impacts to limit the development potential or to require sound mitigation strategies during construction must be determined. Construction noise will also be addressed. Existing policies regarding construction and development in noise impacted areas will be addressed. ⮚ Population and Housing Population and housing effects will be described in the context of the Regional Housing Needs Assessment and the policies of the adopted Housing Element. An estimate will be prepared of the number of residents expected to be accommodated within the project area, upon full buildout.
Land Use and Planning. 3.10.1 Existing Conditions The District approved the LRP, which pertains to the District Parcel, in November 2008. Phase 1, the existing one-acre ATEP campus, is currently offering educational programs. The Phase 3A Concept Plan, a 28-acre expansion of the ATEP campus, was approved and CEQA review (in the form of an Addendum to the FEIS/EIR) was completed by the District in March 2009. Most of the former military buildings on the District Parcel have been demolished. No specific development for the County Parcel has been proposed. The County parcel is still under the control of the Navy, and will remain so until the FOST is issued. Remnants of former MCAS Tustin buildings and infrastructure remain on the site, but are vacant and unused.
Land Use and Planning. 2.5 Preparing environmental reports, including but not limited to:
