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Documents Received during the Period: 06/01/2012 - 06/15/2012
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Description
Documents Received on Monday, June 04, 2012
current state in poses a threat to public safety.
Received on Monday, June 04, 2012
Total Documents: 79 Subtotal NOD/NOE: 64
Documents Received on Tuesday, June 05, 2012
2012061012 Rehabilitate Generals Highway: Deer Ridge to Wolverton Road
National Park Service
--Tulare
Note: Review per lead
The preferred alternative includes a number of measures to rehabilitate and
improve the condition of the Generals Highway, including repairs and
improvements to address inadequate drainage, slumping, pavement cracking,
potholes, and other structural problems. New pullouts and improvements at
intersections and parking areas along the highway also are components of the
project. If the project is approved, work could start as early as 2014, depending on
available funding.
2011051024 Downtown San Bernardino Passenger Rail Project
San Bernardino Associated Governments
San Bernardino--San Bernardino
SANBAG is proposing to extend Metrolink service approximately one mile east
from the existing San Bernardino Metrolink Station/Santa Fe Depot to the
proposed San Bernardino Transit Center in downtown San Bernardino, California.
The Downtown San Bernardino Passenger Rail Project consists of several major
components, including double-tracking the existing rail corridor (westernmost one
mile of the redlands branchline), construction of rail platforms, station amenities,
parking lot near the transit center, grade crossing improvements and closures,
railroad signalization, and roadway improvements. Other improvements include
darinage facility improvements, replacements, and extensions, utility
replacements/relocations, and implementation of safety controls.
2012031013 St. Michael's Abbey Project
Orange County
--Orange
The Project requests a Use Permit(s) and Site Development Permit to allow for
development of St. Michael's Abbey Project. The Project includes development of
a new Monastery Church, a Monastery School and associated recreational
facilities, as well as a Convent, Guest Cottages, Chapel, and
Agricultural/Maintenance buildings. The main buildings would be clustered in the
central portion of the site and would preserve approximately 68.7 acres (55
percent of the site) in undisturbed open space, with an additional 37.6 acres (30.4
percent of the site) of green space areas, including agricultural fields, athletic
fields, landscaped areas, water quality features, and gardens. The Monastery
Church would serve as the home of the Norbertine Fathers of Orange,
accommodating up to 85 Fathers and up to 12 nuns. The Monastery School would
accommodate up to 100 students, who would reside onsite during the school
week.
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EA 07/06/2012
EIR 07/19/2012
EIR 07/19/2012