Volume 2: Draft Gorst Planned Action Environmental Impact Statement

GORST PLANNED ACTION EIS | TABLE OF CONTENTS3.7-2 Gorst Creek Watershed: Land Cover 3-1013.7-3 Current Land Use – Percentages 3-1033.8-1 Gorst Creek 3-1183.8-2 Visual Character of Gorst UGA Highway Corridor 3-1193.8-3 Examples of Building Height, Bulk, and Scale of UGA Highway Corridor 3-1203.8-4 Sinclair Inlet View 3-1213.10-1 Gorst Creek Watershed: Cultural Resources Probability 3-1373.11-1 Gorst Creek Watershed: Existing Roadway Inventory 3-1473.12-1 Gorst Watershed Planning Area Public Facilities 3-1773.12-2 Gorst Creek Watershed: Fire Station Map 3-1813.12-3 Gorst Creek Watershed: Law Enforcement Facilities Map 3-1913.12-4 Gorst Creek Watershed: Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Map 3-2053.13-1 Gorst: Drinking Water and Wastewater Systems 3-2293.14-1 Gorst: Comparison of Shoreline Designations 3-251TablesTable 1-1 Watershed Characterization & Framework Plan and Gorst Subarea Plan Guiding Principles ................... 1-4Table 1-2 Comparison Matrix of Impacts ............................................................................................................... 1-12Table 3.1-1 Soil Types in the Gorst Creek Watershed and Gorst UGA, and Their Associated Construction Limitationsand Erosion Hazard Potential .................................................................................................................................... 3-6Table 3.3-1 National and Washington State Ambient Air Quality Standards .......................................................... 3-28Table 3.3-2 Assumed Land Use and Population Growth for GHG Emission Calculations–Gorst UGA ..................... 3-31Table 3.3-3 Assumed Land Use and Population Growth for GHG Emission Calculations Gorst Watershed, ExcludingGorst UGA ................................................................................................................................................................ 3-32Table 3.3-4 Comparison of Annual GHG Emissions in the Gorst Watershed, Excluding the Gorst UGA ................. 3-37Table 3.3-5 Gorst UGA Contribution to Forecast 2035 Puget Sound Regional VMT ............................................... 3-38Table 3.3-6 Comparison of Annual GHG Emissions – Gorst UGA ............................................................................ 3-38Table 3.3-7 Kitsap County Climate Change Responsive Projects ............................................................................. 3-46Table 3.3-8 Potential GHG Reduction Mitigation Measures ................................................................................... 3-48Table 3.3-9 SMAQMD Recommended Measures for Land Use Emission Reductions ............................................. 3-50Table 3.4-1 Land Cover Types within the Gorst Creek Watershed and the Gorst UGA ........................................... 3-54Table 3.4-2 Occurrence of Anadromous Fish Species in the Gorst Creek Watershed ............................................. 3-57Table 3.4-3 Special Status Species that May Be Found in or Near the Gorst Creek Watershed.............................. 3-59Table 3.5-1 Typical Noise Levels .............................................................................................................................. 3-71Table 3.5-2 City of Bremerton Noise Control Districts ............................................................................................ 3-77Table 3.5-3 Maximum Permissible Levels at Receiving Property Line ..................................................................... 3-77Table 3.5-4 Adjustment to Maximum Permissible Levels at Receiving Property Line ............................................. 3-77Table 3.5-5 Kitsap County EDNAs ............................................................................................................................ 3-79Table 3.5-6 Maximum Permissible Levels at Receiving Property Line ..................................................................... 3-79Table 3.5-7 Adjustment to Maximum Permissible Levels at Receiving Property Line ............................................. 3-79Table 3.5-8 FHWA Noise Abatement Criteria by Land Use ...................................................................................... 3-80Table 3.6-1 Reasonably Predictable Sites within the Gorst UGA ............................................................................. 3-89Table 3.6-2 Substantially Contaminated Sites within the Gorst UGA ..................................................................... 3-91Draft |June 2013XII