Saticoy & Wells Community Plan & Development ... - City Of Ventura

Saticoy & Wells Community Plan and Code EIRExecutive SummaryTable ES-1Summary of Environmental Impacts and Mitigation MeasuresImpactwould increase the demand for schoolfacilities. However, new developmentwill be required to pay the schoolfacilities fee as allowed by State law.Payment of the fee is considered fullmitigation of school impacts associatedwith new development. Therefore,impacts to school facilities areconsidered less than significant (ClassIII).Impact PS-5 Development facilitated None Necessaryby the Project would increase thedemand for park facilities due to anincrease of population within the ProjectArea. However, implementation ofcurrent City programs to develop newparks as needed would reduce impactsto a Class III, less than significant, level.UTILITIES AND SERVICE SYSTEMSImpact U-1 Development facilitated by None Necessarythe Project would increase waterdemand by a net increase ofapproximately 1,014 acre feet per year(AFY). The total estimated wateravailable from Lake Casitas, theVentura River diversion, andgroundwater basins is 28,000 AFY,which is sufficient to meet theseprojected demand increases.Therefore, water supply impacts wouldbe Class III, less than significant.Impact U-2 New developmentNone Necessaryfacilitated by the Project would increasewastewater generation. However,projected future wastewater flows wouldremain within the capacity of the Citytreatment plant. Impacts are Class III,less than significant.Impact U-3 Development facilitated by None Necessarythe Project would increase solid wastegeneration, but projected future solidwaste generation is anticipated toremain within the capacity of locallandfills. Impacts would therefore beClass III, less than significant.TRAFFIC and CIRCULATIONImpact T-1 Development facilitated by None Necessarythe Project could result in a deficiencyat one study area intersection (WellsRoad and Darling Road) based on theprojected 2025 growth scenario.However, feasible improvements areavailable to address this deficiency.Therefore, impacts associated with theMitigation MeasuresSignificance AfterMitigationLess than significantwithout mitigationLess than significantwithout mitigationLess than significantwithout mitigationLess than significantwithout mitigationLess than significantwithout mitigationES-13City of Ventura