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REDEVELOPMENT PLAN IMPACTS 4. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSIS 4.12. UTILITIES 4.12.2. SEWAGE DISPOSAL The Program EIR defInes the threshold of signifIcance regarding impact on sewage disposal as follows: "Impact on the sewer system is considered signifIcant if sewage generated by development will exceed the existing or planned capacity of the sewer collection or treatment system, or extend a sewer nunk line with capacity to serve new development...88 Wastewater generated in the City of Glendale is treated at the Glendale/Los Angeles Reclamation Plant and at the Hyperion Treatment Plant (collectively hereafter, HTP) in Los Angeles. The HTP has the capacity to provide treatment to approximately 420 million gallons per day (mgd) of wastewater, including a 10 mgd capacity for sewage delivery from the City of Glendale. To date, the City of Glendale has not exceeded this amount. Currently the HTP is treating an average daily flow of 380 mgd. Approximately 7.0 mgd of the sewage generated by the City of Glendale are being sent to the HTP, leaving a large unutilized allotment of three mgd. The City of Glendale's sewer system that lies north of the Ventura Freeway and within the Redevelopment Area is considered inadequate, due to undersized sewer lines. However, as part of the public improvements included within the Redevelopment Plan, the sewer system shall be improved and expanded. A reclaimed water delivery system is being installed in the City of Glendale and will be accessible to the project site by July of this year. 89 Reclaimed water can be used for irrigation, toilets, and air conditioning systems. As indicated in the Program EIR, the Redevelopment Plan would result in the generation of approximately 3,344,690 additional gallons per day (gpd) of sewage by the year 2027. In areas where development levels increase, system upgrades may be necessary. Adverse effects 88 Program EIR, Final EIR Volume, page 3.12-6. 89 Mr. Don Lee, City ofGlendale Departmenl ofPublic Services. Personal communication. March I I, 1996. Planning ConsultanlS Research Glendale Redevelopment Agency Page 104 DreamWOl"ks Animation Campus Addendum EIR June 1996
4. 12. 2. Sewage Disposal on the sewer system due to implementation of the Redevelopment Plan would be mitigated to less than significant levels with public improvements and implementation of the mitigation measures found in the Program EIR, resulting in sewage impacts that would be adverse, but less than significant. PROJECT IMPACTS The DreamWorks Animation Campus site is currently served by an active 12-inch sewer line along Flower Street and an 18-inch sewer line (status unknown as of 3/11/96) that runs through the southern portion of the property. Based upon the Restricted Industrial rates contained in the Program EIR, the proposed project would generate approximately 121,280 gpd of sewage. This amount would not present a significant impact on the City's sewer system. As with the Redevelopment Plan, implementation of the mitigation measures identified in the Program EIR are considered sufficient to reduce proposed project impacts on the sewer system to below a level of significance. Although project sewage generation is included in the Redevelopment Area generation projections, a worst case analysis is provided herein to detennine the project's impact in relation to the Redevelopment Area as a whole and to account for the project's increase in sewage generation as if it were above and beyond the Program EIR's assumptions for the Redevelopment Area. In order to estimate maximum potential sewage generation under a worst case scenario, the projected volume of project sewage to be generated on a daily basis was compared to the volume that would be generated by an average sized restricted industrial usage on the 12.21 acre site (excluding the Victory Truck Boulevard right-of-way) (per the County Assessor's records), as discussed in Section 2., Project Overview, of this document. The size of this theoretical development was based on the estimated average Restricted Industrial use floor area ratio, as identified in the Land Use section of the Program BIR. Utilizing sewage generation factors for Restricted Industrial uses cited in the Program EIR,90 the proposed project would generate 121,280 gpd, as compared to the 97,647 gpd that would be generated by an average Restricted Industrial use on the proposed site. This 23,633 gpd increment represents 0.7 percent of the 3,344,600 gpd sewage generation attributable to the Redevelopment Plan, a level which is well within an expected range of results for a large redevelopment program. over a 35-year period, and is within the parameters of the Redevelopment Plan and underlying Program EIR assumptions. 90 Program EIR, Final EIR Volume, page 3.12·7. Planning Consullants Research Glendale Redevelopment Agency Page 105 DreamWorks Animation Campus Addendum ElK June 1996
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development of the Project will pro
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adjacent to the Los Angeles River.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 1
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A-2. CALINE ANALYSIS DATA The follo
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TABLE 1 Total Number of Flight Even
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