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Saticoy & Wells Community Plan and Code EIRSection 4.14 Utilities and Service SystemsIncreased development facilitated by the Project would incrementally increase flows to thewastewater treatment plants serving the Project Area. The Ventura WRF averagesapproximately 10 MGD and has a designed capacity of 14 MGD, presently leaving 4 MGD ofavailable capacity (Don Burt, 2008). Development facilitated by the Project would increase thepopulation of the Project Area by an estimated 4,674 new residents (2.55 residents x 1,833 units).Using the 2005 General Plan EIR wastewater generation factors, residential developmentfacilitated by the Project would add 387,792 gallons per day and commercial developmentwould add 244,438 gallons per day, totaling 632,230 gallons per day. This represents a 0.5%increase above existing Ventura WRF wastewater flows and represents approximately 16% ofthe available capacity. Table 4.14-7 shows a breakdown of projected wastewater generation.Some wastewater flows may also be diverted to the Saticoy Wastewater Treatment Plant.Additionally, an expansion of the Ventura WRF is expected to occur within the next 2-3 years,which would increase capacity and allow for the continued compliance with RWQCBrequirements. Development facilitated by the Project would not be permitted unless existingfacilities could handle project generated flows.Table 4.14-7Wastewater GenerationLand UseForecastPopulation/AcreageIncreasePer Capita/AcreWastewater GenerationTotal Increase inWastewater GenerationResidential 4,674 people 83 gpd/per capita 387,792 gpdCommercial 6.2 acres 39,425 gpd/acre 244,438 gpdSources: Generation Factors: 2005 General Plan, Table 4.11-12 Wastewater Generation Factors.632,230 gpdResidential Calculations:Forecast Population Increase: 2.55 residents x 1,833 units = 4,674 peoplePer Capita Wastewater Generation: 387,792 gpd/4,674 people = 82.96 gpdTotal Increase in Wastewater Generation: 4,674 people x 0.00013 cfs/day x 646,320 gallons/day/cfs = 387,792gpdCommercial Calculations:Forecast Acreage Increase: 270,625 sf/43,560 sf(1 acre) = 6.2 acresPer Acre Wastewater Generation: 244,438 gpd/6.2 acres = 39,425 gpd/acreTotal Increase in Wastewater Generation: 6.2 acres x 0.061 cfs/day x646,320 gallons/day/cfs = 244,438 gpdMitigation Measures. Mitigation is not required as projected wastewater generation iswithin the capacity of the Ventura WRF. Continued implementation of the following 2005General Plan actions would further reduce wastewater generation.Action 5.6Require project proponents to conduct sewer collection system analyses todetermine if downstream facilities are adequate to handle the proposeddevelopment.Action 5.12 Apply new technologies to increase the efficiency of the wastewatertreatment system.4.14-13City of Ventura
Saticoy & Wells Community Plan and Code EIRSection 4.14 Utilities and Service SystemsSignificance After Mitigation. Wastewater impacts associated with Project developmentwould be less than significant without mitigation.Impact U-3Development facilitated by the Project would increase solidwaste generation, but projected future solid waste generation isanticipated to remain within the capacity of local landfills.Impacts would therefore be Class III, less than significant.Solid waste generated in the Project Area would likely be taken to either the Toland RoadLandfill or the Simi Valley Landfill. Table 4.14-8 provides a breakdown of projected solid wastegeneration for the Project Area. Development facilitated by the Project would increase thepopulation of the Project Area by an estimated 4,674 new residents (2.55 residents X 1,833units). Therefore, based on a 2005 General Plan generation per capita rate of 0.0096 tons/dayper person, development facilitated by the Project would generate an estimated 45 tons of solidwaste per day. However, the City diverts approximately 61% of this solid waste through sourcereduction programs such as recycling; therefore, the amount sent to the landfills would beapproximately 18 tons per day. The Toland Road Landfill has a maximum permitted capacityof 1,500 tons/day and currently receives on average 1,300 tons/day (Sally Coleman, 2008).Therefore, the 18 tons per day is within the available capacity (200 tons per day) at the TolandRoad Landfill and the project impact to solid waste disposal would be less than significant.Table 4.14-8Solid Waste GenerationForecast PopulationIncreasePer Capita Solid WasteGenerationTotal Increase in SolidWaste Generation4,674 people 0.006 tons per day 18 tons per daySource: Generation Factors: 2005 General Plan, Table 4.11-17 Current and Solid WasteGeneration.Calculations:Forecast Population Increase: 2.55 residents x 1,833 units = 4,674 peoplePer Capita Solid Waste Generation: 27 tons/day/4,674 people = 0.006 tons per day.Total Increase in Solid Waste Generation: 4,674 people x 0.0096 tons per capita generation rate =45 tons;45 tons x 61% diversion rate = 27 tons per day; 45 tons - 27 tons = 18 tonsMitigation Measures. Impacts would be less than significant; therefore, mitigation is notrequired. Continued implementation of the following 2005 General Plan policies would furtherreduce solid waste generation.Action 5.10 Utilize existing waste source reduction requirements, and continue toexpand and improve composting and recycling options.Action 5.18 Work with the Ventura Regional Sanitation District and the County toexpand the capacity of existing landfills, site new landfills, and/or developalternative means of disposal that will provide sufficient capacity for solidwaste generated in the City.4.14-14City of Ventura
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