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Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR)

Notice of Availability

• Table of Contents
• Chapter 1.0 Introduction
• Chapter 2.0 Draft EIR Text Changes[74 pages]
• Chapters 3 & 4: Commenters, Letters, and Responses
• 2004 GP FEIR Comment Letters Part 1
  
• 2004 GP FEIR Comment Letters Part 2
• 2004 GP FEIR Comment Letters Part 3
• 2004 GP FEIR Comment Letters Part 4
• 2004 GP FEIR Comment Letters Part 5
• Response to Comments
  
• Chapter 5. 0 Proposed General Plan Modification
• Section 5.1 Alternative #1, No Project (Writ Constrained) and Alternative #4, 1996 General Plan[42 pages]
• Section 5.2 Alternative #2, Roadway Constrained Six-Lane “Plus”[57 pages]
• Section 5.3 Alternative #3, Environmentally Constrained [56 pages]

Appendices

Note: The text arrangement of files in these appendices may differ slightly from that of the printed documents.

• Appendix A Revised EIR Summary Tables

• A.1 Alternative #1, No Project (Writ Constrained) and Alternative #4, 1996 General Plan [49 pages]
• A.2 Alternative #2, Roadway Constrained Six-Lane Plus [46 pages]
• A.3 Alternative #3, Environmentally Constrained[45 pages]
• Appendix B Implementation Plans
  • B.1 Alternative #1, No Project (Writ Constrained) and Alternative #4, 1996 General Plan[76 pages]
  • B.2 Alternative #2, Roadway Constrained Six-Lane “Plus”[65 pages]
  • B.3 Alternative #3, Environmentally Constrained[66 pages]
• Appendix C DEIR Inserts
  • C.1 DEIR Appendix A, Amended Tables A-3, A-7, and A-8[24 pages]
  • C.2 DEIR Appendix G, Amended Compliance with Writ of Mandate[15 pages]
  • C.3 DEIR Figures (Amended)
    • Exhibit 3-5, Circulation Diagram for the No Project Alternative
    • Exhibit 3-7, Circulation Diagram for the Roadway Constrained 6-Lane "Plus" Alternative
    • Exhibit 3-9, Circulation Diagram for the Environmentally Constrained Alternative
    • Exhibit 3-10, Circulation Diagram for the 1996 General Plan Alternative
    • Exhibit 5.7-3, School Districts and School Locations
    • Exhibit 5.9-6, Important Mineral Resources
    • Exhibit 5.9-7, Mining Sites with California Mine Identification Numbers
    • Exhibit 5.13-1, Paleontological Sensitivity Map Land Use Intensity for the 1996 General Plan and No Project Alternative
    • Exhibit 5.13-2, Land Use Intensity for the Roadway Constrained 6-Lane "Plus" Alternative
    • Exhibit 5.13-3, Land Use Intensity for the Environmentally Constrained Alternative
• Appendix D General Plan Inserts
  • D.1 General Plan Land Use Diagram (Errata)
  • D.2 General Plan Figures (Amended) for Alternative #1, No Project (Writ Constrained) and Alternative #4, 1996 General Plan. The following figures are to be incorporated into the No Project and 1996 General Plan Alternatives:
    • Introduction
      • Figure I-1 Regional Location of El Dorado County[1.00 mb]
    • Land Use Element
      • Figure LU-1: Land Use Diagram
    • Circulation Element
      • Figure TC-1: Circulation Map
        • No Project Alternative
        • 1996 General Plan Alternative
    • Housing Element
      • Figure HO-12: Communities Considered in the Vacant Land Survey
    • Public Services and Utilities Element
      • Figure PS-1: Service Areas of El Dorado County Public Water Providers
      • Figure PS-2: El Dorado County’s Solid Waste Franchise Areas and Permanent Collection Centers
      • Figure PS-3: Fire Districts in El Dorado County
      • Figure PS-4: Public School Districts in El Dorado County
    • Health, Safety, and Noise Element
      • Figure HS-1: Fire Hazard Rating in El Dorado County
      • Figure HS-2: Location of Faults
    • Conservation and Open Space Element
    • Figure CO-1: Important Mineral Resource Areas
    • Figure CO-2: Major Plant Communities in El Dorado County [7.39 mb]
    • Agriculture and Forestry Element
      • Figure AF-1: Farmland in El Dorado County
      • Figure AF-2: Choice Agricultural Land in El Dorado County
    • Parks and Recreation Element
      • Figure PR-1: Federally Owned Lands in El Dorado County
      • Figure PR-2: California Department of Parks and Recreation Lands in El Dorado County
      • Figure PR-3: Service Areas of the County’s Community Park and Recreation Providers
    • Attachment A: Dam Failure Inundation Zone Maps
      • Blakeley Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Cameron Park Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Caples Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Dam Failure Inundation Zone of the Chili Bar and Slab Creek Dams
      • Echo Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Ice House Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Loon Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Stumpy Meadows Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Union Valley Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Weber Creek Dam Failure Inundation Zone
    • Attachment B: Noise Contour Maps
      • Cameron Airpark Airport
      • Georgetown Airport
      • Lake Tahoe Airport
      • Placerville Airport
      • 60Ldn/CNEL Traffic Noise Contours at 2025 1234
  • D.3 General Plan Figures (Amended) for Alternative #2, Roadway Constrained Six-Lane “Plus”. The following figures have been revised since release of the Draft Roadway Constrained Six-Lane "Plus" Alternative General Plan:
    • Land Use Element
      • Figure LU-1: Land Use Diagram
    • Circulation Element
      • Figure TC-1: Circulation Map
    • Housing Element
      • Figure HO-12: Communities Considered in the Vacant Land Survey
    • Public Services and Utilities Element
      • Figure PS-1: Service Areas of El Dorado County Public Water Providers
    • Health, Safety, and Noise Element
      • Figure HS-1: Fire Hazard Rating in El Dorado County
    • Conservation and Open Space Element
      • Figure CO-1: Important Mineral Resource Areas
      • Figure CO-2: Major Plant Communities in El Dorado County[7.39 mb]
    • Attachment A: Dam Failure Inundation Zone Maps
      • Blakeley Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Cameron Park Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Caples Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Dam Failure Inundation Zone of the Chili Bar and Slab Creek Dams
      • Echo Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Ice House Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Loon Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Stumpy Meadows Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Union Valley Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Weber Creek Dam Failure Inundation Zone
  • D.4 General Plan Figures (Amended) for Alternative #3, Environmentally Constrained. The following figures have been revised since release of the Environmentally Constrained Alternative General Plan:
    • Land Use Element
      • Figure LU-1: Land Use Diagram[4.05 mb]
    • Circulation Element
      • Figure TC-1: Circulation Map
    • Housing Element
      • Figure HO-12: Communities Considered in the Vacant Land Survey
    • Public Services and Utilities Element
      • Figure PS-1: Service Areas of El Dorado County Public Water Providers
    • Health, Safety, and Noise Element
      • Figure HS-1: Fire Hazard Rating in El Dorado County
    • Conservation and Open Space Element
      • Figure CO-1: Important Mineral Resource Areas
      • Figure CO-2: Major Plant Communities in El Dorado County[7.39 mb]
    • Attachment A: Dam Failure Inundation Zone Maps
      • Blakeley Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Cameron Park Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Caples Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Dam Failure Inundation Zone of the Chili Bar and Slab Creek Dams
      • Echo Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Ice House Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Loon Lake Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Stumpy Meadows Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Union Valley Dam Failure Inundation Zone
      • Weber Creek Dam Failure Inundation Zon
• Appendix E Additional Reference Material
• E.1 Mitigation Measure 5.4-1(b) Traffic Model Run (Reduced Business Park)
• E.2 Deer Migration Exhibit
  • 1996 General Plan Alternative
  • Environmentally Constrained Alternative
  • Roadway Constrained Six Lane "Plus" Alternative
• E.3 Volume-To-Capacity Ratio Table
• E.4 Pine Hill Recovery Plan Boundary Comparison Exhibit   [1.08 mb]