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Table of Contents VOLUMEl LIST OF TABLES '.'. :. ": . " ' .•... 4.12-6 4.12-7 4.12-8 4.12-9 4.12-10 4.12-11 4.12-12 4.12-13 4.12-14 4.12-14a 4.12-15 4.12-16 4.12-17 4.12-17a. 4.12-18 4.12-19 4.12-19a 4.12-20 4.12-21 4.12-22 4.12-23 4.12-23a 4.12-24 4.12-25 4.12-26. 4. 12-26a 4.12-27. 4.12-28. 4. 12-22a 4.13-1 4.13-2 4.13-3 4.13-4 Alternative 1 2020 Impacted Intersections Summary ..................... 4-151 Alternative 1 2005 Mitigation for Impacted Arterial Intersections 4-156 Alternative 1 2005 Mitigation for Impacted Freeway Ramp Intersections 4-157 Alternative 1 2020 Mitigation for Impacted Arterial Intersections 4-158 Alternative 1 - On-site ADT Development Thresholds 4-161 Alternative 2 Land Use and Trip Generation Summary ................... 4-164 Alternative 2 Plus Existing Impacted Intersections Summary ............... 4-170 Alternative 2 Plus Existing Freeway Ramp Intersection Impact Summary ..... 4-171 Alternative 22005 Impacted Arterial Intersections Summary ............... 4-171 Alternative 2 2005 Impacted Freeway Ramp Intersections Summary 4-172 Alternative 2 2020 Impacted Arterial Intersections Summary ............... 4-174 Alternative 2 2020 Freeway Ramp Impact Summary ..................... 4-175 Alternative 2 2005 Mitigation Lanes for Impacted Intersections .... : ......... 4-177 Alternative 2 2005 Mitigation for Impacted Freeway Ramp Intersections 4-179 Alternative 2 2020 Mitigation Lanes for Impacted Arterial Intersections ...... 4-180 Alternative 2 2020 Mitigation Lanes for Impacted Freeway Ramp Intersections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-182 Alternative 2 - On-site ADTDevelgpment 1bresholds 4-183 Alternative 3 Land Use and Trip Generation Summary ................... 4-184 Alternative 3 Existing Plus Impacted Intersections Summary ............... 4-189 Alternative 3 Plus Existing Freeway Ramp Intersection Impact Summary ..... 4-190 Alternative 32005 ImpactedIntersections Sununary ..................... 4-191 Alternative 32005 Impacted FreewayRanlp Intersections Summary 4-191 Alternative 32020 Impacted Arterial Intersections Summary ............... 4-195 Alternative 3 2020 Impacted Freeway Ramp Intersections Summary ......... 4-196 Alternative 3 2005 Mitigation for Impacted Intlersections .................. 4-198 Alternative 32005 Mitigation for Impacted Freeway Ramp Intersection' 4-199 Alternative 3 2020 Mitigation for Impacted Arterial Intersections ........... 4-200 Alternative 3 2020 Mitigation Lanes for Impacted Freeway Ramp Intersections ................................................ 4-202 Alternative 3 - On-site ADT Development Thresholds 4-203 SCAQMD Thresholds of Significance ................................ 4-207 Alternative 1 Estimated Peak Construction Activity ...................... 4-213 Peak Construction Emissions by Phase - Tons per Quarter ................ 4-213 Peak Construction Emissions by Phase - Pounds perDay ................. 4-214 .. ". MCAS Tustin EISIEIR 99-O.!lsect.toc //117199 Page ix
Table of Contents VOLUMEl LIST OF TABLES 4.13-5 4.13-6 4.13-7 4.13-8 4.13-9 4.14-1 4.14-2 4.14-3 7-1 7-2 7-3 7-4 7-5 Alternative 1 Peak Operational Air Pollutant Emissions by Phase - Pounds per Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-216 Alternative 1 2005 Estimated Peak CO Concentrations at Selected Intersections .............................................. 4-219 Alternative 1 2020 Estimated Peak CO Concentrations at Selected Intersections ............................................. 4-219 Alternative 2 Peak Operational Air Pollutant Emissions by Phase - Pounds per Day ............................................ 4-226 Alternative 3 Peak Operational Air Pollutant Emissions by Phase - Pounds per Day ............................................ 4-228 Alternative 1 Noise Impacts From On-site Development and Cumulative Traffic ................................................ 4-233 Alternative 2 Noise Impacts From On-site Development and Cumulative Traffic ................................................ 4-238 Alternative 3 Noise Impacts From On-site Development and Cumulative Traffic ................................................ 4-241 Phasing Plan Requirements .......................................... 7-11 Standard Redevelopment Plan Adoption vs. Tustin Base Closure Legislation ... 7-15 Phasing Plan = OIl-site ADT Development ThIesholds ..................... -7=34 Planning Area Trip Budget .......................................... 7-35 Specific Plan 2020 Off-site Intersection Mitigation Smnmary .............. +-39 Page x MCAS Tustin EISIEIR 99-011sa:t.toc 11117/99
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Page 6 and 7: Table of Contents VOLUMEl TABLE OF
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Page 16 and 17: List of Acronyms and Abbreviations
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1.0 Purpose and Need • compliance
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1.0 Purpose and Need need to certif
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1.0 Purpose and Need connections wo
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1.0 Purpose and Need process since
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1.0 Purpose and Need the station. T
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1.0 Purpose and Need 1.4 OVERVIEW O
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1.0 Purpose and Need plan area into
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1.0 PUIJ?ose and Need this program
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1.0 Purpose and Need Chapter 5, Cum
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1.0 Purpose and Need abandonment, a
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1.0 Purpose and Need describe the S
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2.0 Alternatives Considered action,
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2.0 Alternatives Considered • Sel
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2.0 Alternatives Considered Table 2
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2.0 Alternatives Considered On Dece
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2.0 Alternatives Considered Reuse P
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2.0 Alternatives Considered City of
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2.0 Alternatives Considered This al
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2.0 Alternatives Considered area co
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2.0 Alternatives Considered Buildou
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2.0 Alternatives Considered constru
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3.0 Affected Environment about the
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3.1 Land Use are within operational
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3.1 Land Use TUSTIN CENTENNIAL PARK
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3.1 Land Use ~ 10 METROLINK 6 5 I I
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3.1 Land Use WALNUT AVE 2.2 , . ---
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3.1 Land Use The Institutional land
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3.1 Land Use The local training pat
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3.1 Land Use 500 feet north of Edin
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3.2 Socioeconomics 3.2 SOCIOECONOMI
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3.2 Socioeconomics Many of the data
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3.2 Socioeconomics Table 3.2-3 1990
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3.2 Socioeconomics Table 3.2-5 Popu
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3.2 Socioeconomics the 13,188 Regio
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3.2 Socioeconomics Irvine or Santa
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3.2 Socioeconomics Table 3.2-13 Job
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3.2 Socioeconomics jurisdictions. A
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3.3 Utilities center of the Air Sta
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3.3 Utilities 3.3.2 Sewer The main
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3.3 Utilities 3.3.3 Drainaee Storm
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3.3 Utilities in the reuse plan are
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3.5 Aesthetics 3.5 AESTHETICS The v
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3.7 Biological Resources SANTA ANAI
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3.7 Biological Resources Burrowing
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3.8 Agricultural Resources SANTA AN
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3.9 Soils and Geology the binder we
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· 3.10 Water Resources 3.10 WATER
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3.10 Water Resources Groundwater pr
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3.10 Water Resources 3.10.4 Surface
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3.10 Water Resources Lower San Dieg
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3.13 Air Quality Salton Sea Air Bas
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3.13 Air Quality Ozone (0,) Polluta
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3.13 Air Quality Spots Assessment P
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3.13 Air Quality Table 3.13-3 Summa
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3.13 Air Quality Table 3.13-5 MCAS
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3.14 Noise City of Tustin Noise sta
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3.14 Noise Table 3.14-3 City of Irv
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3.14 Noise Table 3.14-5 Selected Ex
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4.0 Environmental Consequences CHAP
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4.1 Land Use 4.1 LAND USE The follo
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4.1 Land Use of Irvine. Additionall
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4.1 Land Use Conidor already contro
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4.1 Land Use Land Use Policy City o
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4.1 Land Use Tustin and Santa Ana.
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4.2 Socioeconomics Employment. Incr
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4.2 Socioeconomics housing in selec
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4.2 Socioeconomics Not all these jo
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4.2 Socioeconomics -~- i Under base
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4.2 Socioeconomics Table 4.2-7 Alte
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4.3 Utilities Operation Impacts 1'"
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4.3 Utilities The capacity to provi
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4.3 Utilities capacity to provide n
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4.3 Utilities (h) Prior to construc
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4.3 Utilities pressure requirements
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4.3 Utilities Electricity Demand fo
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4.5 Aesthetics 4.5 AESTHETICS 4.5.1
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4.5 Aesthetics and portions of the
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4.9 Soils and Geology Construction
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4.10 Water Resources is considered
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4.14 Noise 4.14 NOISE ,'"'"' This s
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8.0 Consultation and Coordination 8
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9.0 List of Preparers and Contribut
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Appendix A GLOSSARY o .::} GLOSSARY
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Appendix A Community Noise Equivale
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AppendixE ASSUMPTIONS UTILIZED FOR
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AppendixE Table 2 Total Non-Potable
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AppendixE Table 4 Total Solid Waste
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AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OF TUSTIN AN
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,-,:. :.;.i NOW, THEREFORE, in cons
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· .~ ( in MCAS-Tustin which projec
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-, - , ( provided that the School D
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.~ . r IN WI1NESS WHEREOF the parti
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. . '. . I " AppendixE ••• .0
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:-1 ',.:. Marine Corps Air Station,
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Cooper's (A. coopen) hawks. None of
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Leclendecker et ai. (1987). Our lit
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the Corps of Engineers Wetland Deli
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The mitigation site should be selec
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The state definition does not speci
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WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES: All dr
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Table 2 continued. Map reference an
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MAP 1. TUSTIN MARINE CORPS AIR STAT
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The "not net loss" of wetlands poli
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Comment (5). Bird and mammal specie
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"'I ", ~ .', MJ\.RINE CORPS AIR STA
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Beaman detected one southwestern po
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Literature Cited Abrams, L. 1923, 1
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APPENDIX: PLANT SPECIES LIST, conti
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..", . , Marine Corps Air Station,
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Marine Corps Air Station, Tustin Re
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fescue. Most of these plants are no
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Potential Impacts and Recommended F
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TABLE 1- SellSitive Plant Species O
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TABLE 3. Sensitive Birds Occurring
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TABLE 5. Species Detected on Marine
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Fabaceae .. Medicago polymorphLl ..
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Anatidae Mas pIaryrhycJws Mas CJCZ1
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.,1 o DEVELOPED mID AGRICULTURALIRU
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Jones, J. K., Jr., D. C. Carter, H.
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ApPENDIX: Plants continued. Latin n
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ApPENDIX: Birds continued. Latin na
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Jurisdictional Waters of the U.S. a
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Wetlands Delineation Marine Corps A
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Wetlands Delinealion MCAS Tustin Tu
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Wetlands Delineation MCASTustin - r
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Wetlands Delineation MCASTustin .-:
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Wetlands Delineation MCASTustin , .
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...., ! -- -----.....---,---- Wetla
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...... ,,! Wetland!- DelineaJion MC
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Wellands Delinealion MCASTuslin ".'
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Wetlands Delineation MCASTustin Roc
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Wetlands Delineation MCASTustin Vep
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SOILS Map Unit Name (Series and Pha
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ROUTINE WETLAND DETERMINATION (1987
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Site 2 :.'
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Persons contacted TMC also contacte
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Although they are at least 19 locat
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Persons contacted Ally, Ray, 1999.
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~, -'." Memorandum of Agreement Amo
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..... II . BUILDINGS 28 AND 28A (HA
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'""' , •• 1 . :. (30) calendar
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fl :1 ""' Appendix A SCCRAlOCTA RAI
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APPENDIX C Marketing Plan Guideline
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;:-, " . , ~ : • A description, i
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--': • Estimated vacancy factor;
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