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Letter Number Name Agency / Affiliation FEIR TABLE 3-1 INDEX TO COMMENTS AND RESPONSES 3. Index to Comments and Responses Commenter Code Section or Subsection 27-4 17.2.4.2, 17.2.5.5, 17.2.7.3 27-5 17.2.11 27-6 17.2.4.1, 17.2.5.6, 17.2.5.10, 17.2.6.1, 17.2.6.2 27-7 17.2.12 28 Douglas W. Dodd, W., Ph.D. Kern Audubon Society 28-1 17.2.3, 17.2.8, 17.2.11 17.2.1, 17.2.5.4, 17.2.5.5, 17.2.5.6, 17.2.5.7, 17.2.5.8, 28-2 17.2.5.9, 17.2.7.1, 17.2.7.2 28-3 17.2.4.1, 17.2.4.2, 17.2.5.4, 17.2.5.5, 17.2.7.3 17.2.3, 17.2.5.5, 17.2.5.6, 17.2.5.10, 17.2.6.1, 17.2.6.2, 28-4 17.2.7.3 29 Janis R. Hirohana League of Women Voters of California 29-1 17.2.2, 17.2.3, 17.2.4.2 29-2 17.2.1 29-3 17.2.5.8 29-4 17.2.5.3, 17.2.8 29-5 17.2.5.4, 17.2.5.5, 17.2.7.3 29-6 17.2.4.1, 17.2.5.6, 17.2.5.10, 17.2.6.1, 17.2.6.2 Gary A. Patton/Roger B. 29-7 17.2.3 30 Moore Planning and Conservation League 30-1 4.3 30-2 4.3 30-3 4.3 30-4 4.3, 9.3, 13.3 30-5 6.1.3 30-6 6.3.3 30-7 11.3 30-8 16.3 30-9 8.3 30-10 9.3 30-11 4.3 30-12 12.3 30-13 5.3 30-14 5.3 30-15 4.3 30-16 9.3, 11.3, 13.3 30-17 9.3 30-18 4.3, 16.3 30-19 4.3, 5.3 Final Environmental Impact Report February 2010 Monterey Plus 3-14
Letter Number Name Agency / Affiliation FEIR TABLE 3-1 INDEX TO COMMENTS AND RESPONSES 3. Index to Comments and Responses Commenter Code Section or Subsection 30-20 4.3 30-21 11.3 30-22 9.3, 11.3, 13.3 30-23 13.3 30-24 9.3, 11.3 30-25 14.3 30-26 9.3, 13.3 30-27 9.3, 14.3 30-28 9.3 30-29 5.3 30-30 5.3 30-31 4.3, 5.3 30-32 4.3, 5.3 30-33 4.3 30-34 6.1.3, 6.2.3, 15.3 30-35 6.1.3 30-36 6.3.3 30-37 4.3, 16.3 30-38 16.3 30-39 16.3 30-40 16.3 30-41 16.3 30-42 16.3 30-43 7.2.3, 16.3 30-44 11.3 30-45 16.3 30-46 11.3 30-47 5.3, 11.3 30-48 11.3 30-49 15.3 30-50 9.3, 14.3 30-51 15.3 30-52 15.3 30-53 13.3, 14.3 30-54 4.3 30-55 13.3 Final Environmental Impact Report February 2010 Monterey Plus 3-15
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Final Environmental Impact Report M
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EIR COMMITTEE Ernest Conant, Young
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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APPENDICES A. Comment Letters B. Hi
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FIGURES FEIR Figures Page 7.2-1 Est
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GLOSSARY Acre-Foot Volume of water
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Racanelli Decision Special Status S
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CWA Clean Water Act CWC California
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SJVAB San Joaquin Valley Air Basin
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Introduction 1. INTRODUCTION The De
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1 Introduction • Permanent transf
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1 Introduction less than significan
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1 Introduction Chapter 17 - Miscell
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San Francisco Public Library 100 La
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2. CHANGES TO THE DRAFT EIR TEXT, F
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2. Changes to the Draft EIR Text, F
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TABLE 6-3 2. Changes to the Draft E
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TABLE 6-7 2. Changes to the Draft E
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TABLE 6-10 2. Changes to the Draft
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TABLE 6-12 2. Changes to the Draft
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Page 99 and 100: FEIR TABLE 3-1 3. Index to Comments
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Page 113 and 114: FEIR TABLE 3-1 3. Index to Comments
Page 121: 4. INTRODUCTION AND PROCESS
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5. Project Description and Objectiv
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Response to Comment 30-19 5. Projec
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6. ANALYTICAL METHODS
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6.0 METHODOLOGY This chapter respon
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6.1.1 Introduction 6.1 BASELINE The
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projected impacts of the proposed p
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6.1 Baseline to the public and deci
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6.1 Baseline unrelated Table A tran
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6.1 Baseline less or more in the fu
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6.1 Baseline Some comments also sta
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6.1 Baseline based on service needs
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6.1 Baseline Representatives and fo
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6.1 Baseline existing facilities an
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6.2 CHANGED CONDITIONS
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6.2 Changed Conditions demands for
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6.2 Changed Conditions analysis of
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6.2 Changed Conditions available (D
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6.3 METHODS
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6.3 Methods features outlined in th
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FEIR TABLE 6.3-1 6.3 Methods ANALYT
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FEIR TABLE 6.3-1 ANALYTICAL METHODS
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6.3 Methods Some comments state tha
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6.3 Methods simulate the complex SW
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6.3 Methods analysis of historical
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6.3 Methods Other comments state th
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6.3 Methods The DEIR used CALSIM II
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6.3 Methods A state-owned KFE was i
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6.3 Methods to deliver with its exi
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6.3 Methods what real time operator
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6.3 Methods longer periods of time
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See also Response to Comment 16-10
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6.3 Methods The comment indicates t
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6.3 Methods The CALSIM II-based ana
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6.3 Methods Subsection 6.3.2.1. Thi
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Response to Comment 22-6 6.3 Method
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Response to Comment 22-10 6.3 Metho
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Response to Comment 22-27 6.3 Metho
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6.3 Methods It also states that the
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6.3 Methods validation of CALSIM II
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6.3 Methods analyses in the DEIR, i
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6.3 Methods significantly. In the D
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6.3 Methods month that the water-ye
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7.0 INTRODUCTION TO ANALYTICAL SECT
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7.1 SURFACE WATER AND GROUNDWATER H
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7.1 Surface Water and Groundwater H
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Response to Comment 16-75 7.1 Surfa
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7.2.1 Introduction 7.2 FISHERIES IM
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts The DEIR reco
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts a new USFWS B
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts 2007 interim
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts decreased wat
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts at Banks Pump
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts Monterey Amen
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts percent (or a
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Reliance on Existing Regulatory Pro
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts actions, incl
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts applied for m
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts populations i
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts abundances of
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts Subsections 7
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts impact, which
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Response to Comment 16-85 7.2 Fishe
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TABLE 7.3-19 AVERAGE MONTHLY FLOW C
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts The EWA Agenc
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts mandated by n
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts Water transfe
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FEIR TABLE 7.2-1 7.2 Fisheries Impa
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts document prov
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Response to Comment 36-1 7.2 Fisher
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TABLE 7.3-3 7.2 Fisheries Impacts S
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Fall-run: 7.2 Fisheries Impacts Sin
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts 7.2.4.2 Decli
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7.2 Fisheries Impacts various group
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TABLE 7.3-14 7.2 Fisheries Impacts
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7.3 TERRESTRIAL BIOLOGICAL RESOURCE
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Response to Comment 16-29 7.3 Terre
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7.3 Terrestrial Biological Resource
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7.3 Terrestrial Biological Resource
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7.4.1 Introduction 7.4 VISUAL RESOU
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7.5 AIR QUALITY
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Response to Comment 42-10 7.5 Air Q
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7.6.1 Introduction 7.6 GEOLOGY, SOI
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7.6 Geology, Soils, and Mineral Res
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7.7.1 Introduction 7.7 RECREATION T
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7.8.1 Introduction 7.8 ENERGY The f
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7.8 Energy highlighted in Section 7
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7.8 Energy Some comments asked for
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7.8 Energy provided by Western Area
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7.8 Energy through 7.8.2.5. See als
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8.1 INTRODUCTION 8. GROWTH-INDUCING
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts extensiv
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts M&I cont
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts pages 8-
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts growth i
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts reductio
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts Several
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FEIR TABLE 8-1 8. Growth-Inducing I
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8.2.4.3 Altered Allocation Procedur
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Potential Population Supported by I
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts predicta
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts this Cha
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Response to Comment 16-98 8. Growth
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Response to Comment 30-63 8. Growth
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts Monterey
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts As discu
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts only the
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts groundwa
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Response to Comment 64-3 8. Growth-
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts � Curr
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts supplies
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TABLE 8-3B 8. Growth-Inducing Impac
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts specific
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8. Growth-Inducing Impacts would ha
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9. RELIABILITY OF WATER SUPPLIES AN
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9. Reliability of Water Supplies an
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9.2.2 Terminology: Table A Amounts,
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Climate Change and Changes to Regul
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10. OTHER CEQA CONSIDERATIONS
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10. Other CEQA Considerations CVP.
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10. Other CEQA Considerations alter
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10. Other CEQA Considerations been
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11. ALTERNATIVES
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11. Alternatives the changes as a w
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As summarized on page 11-1 of the D
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11. Alternatives CNPA4 all assume t
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11. Alternatives Some comments aske
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11. Alternatives project, the alter
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11. Alternatives alternative that d
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11. Alternatives environmental purp
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11. Alternatives because it would n
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11.2.4.1.4 Demand and Water Reliabi
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11. Alternatives of more appropriat
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11. Alternatives The only change re
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11. Alternatives 11.2.4.2.6 Most In
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11. Alternatives water being delive
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11. Alternatives Thus, a potential
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Response to Comment 17-8 11. Altern
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11. Alternatives contractors dissat
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11. Alternatives rather than Table
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11. Alternatives 18(b) invoked. The
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11. Alternatives comment questions
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12. CLIMATE CHANGE
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12.2.1.1 Impacts of increased SWP P
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12. Climate Change Some also sugges
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12. Climate Change directed by Gove
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12. Climate Change change is alread
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12. Climate Change Some comments ap
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12. Climate Change Decision Making
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12. Climate Change which describes
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12. Climate Change equaled 3,22 mil
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12. Climate Change construction met
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13.1 INTRODUCTION 13. ARTICLE 18 Th
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13. Article 18 Amendment also elimi
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13. Article 18 The history below, w
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13. Article 18 should allocate supp
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13. Article 18 groundwater replenis
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13. Article 18 As stated in FEIR Su
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Relative Delivery FEIR Figure 13-2
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13. Article 18 As a result of this
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13. Article 18 the Monterey Agreeme
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13. Article 18 Delta pumping is sup
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13. Article 18 Also see the Respons
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Response to Comment 17-1 13. Articl
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13. Article 18 and without compensa
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13. Article 18 proposed project, co
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13. Article 18 on the reliability o
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13. Article 18 translate into an av
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13. Article 18 had less immediate d
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14.1 INTRODUCTION 14. ARTICLE 21 Th
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14. Article 21 water exceed availab
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14. Article 21 When available, this
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14. Article 21 The court also held,
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14. Article 21 every year and these
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14. Article 21 is for agricultural
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14. Article 21 For signers of the M
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14. Article 21 those impacts are di
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14. Article 21 impact of the priori
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Response to Comment 35-3 14. Articl
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14. Article 21 As water quality and
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15.1 INTRODUCTION 15. WATER SUPPLY
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Response to Comment 30-51 15. Water
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Response to Comment 30-113 15. Wate
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Response to Comment 30-125 15. Wate
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16. KERN FAN ELEMENT
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16. Kern Fan Element Community Cons
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16. Kern Fan Element including the
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16. Kern Fan Element the agreement
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16. Kern Fan Element operation of t
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16. Kern Fan Element A major issue
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16. Kern Fan Element implemented in
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16. Kern Fan Element sources). Wate
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16.3 RESPONSES TO INDIVIDUAL COMMEN
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TABLE 11-23 16. Kern Fan Element EN
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16. Kern Fan Element See the discus
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Response to Comment 30-127 16. Kern
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16. Kern Fan Element Regarding the
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16. Kern Fan Element studied or all
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Response to Comment 65-1 16. Kern F
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17. COMMON RESPONSES
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17. Common Responses water from nor
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17. Common Responses Some comments
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17. Common Responses achievement of
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17. Common Responses continues to o
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17. Common Responses alternatives t
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17. Common Responses Other than the
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17. Common Responses offered on an
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17. Common Responses provision and
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17. Common Responses water, includi
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17. Common Responses drier years th
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17. Common Responses each agency’
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17. Common Responses capacity consi
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17. Common Responses annual SWP del
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17. Common Responses and the differ
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17. Common Responses requirements t
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17. Common Responses limits. Physic
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17. Common Responses additional sto
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17. Common Responses No SWP water w
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17. Common Responses Therefore, the
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17. Common Responses discussion of
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17. Common Responses legislation be
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17. Common Responses states that th
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17. Common Responses regarding wate
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17. Common Responses depending on y
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17. Common Responses Water Faciliti
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17. Common Responses Some comments
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18. REFERENCES 18.1 Documents and P
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18. References These documents are
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18. References Fish and Wildlife Se
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18. References The State Water Reso
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18. References considers necessary
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