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�1 t Electricity. Electrical power is supplied to the project site by PG&E. Power is available to the airport through transmission lines located along Airport Way to the west of the airport, Arch- Airport Road to the north, and SR 99 West frontage Road to the east of the airport. Stormwater Drainage. Refer to Chapter S, "Water .Resources" for information on stormwater drainage. ,! IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES Impact Assessment Methods and Key Assumptions r This section was prepared by reviewing the Stockton Metropolitan Airport Master Plan Report(Reinard W.Brandley,Consulting Airport Engineer 1997)and the General Plan. Information from these plans was used to determine how the proposed project would affect public services and utilities. Criteria for Determining Significance ,. According to the State CEQA Guidelines and professional judgement, a project would normally result in a significant impact if it would: ■ conflict with the adopted environmental plans and goals of the community where it is located; ■ encourage activities that would result in the use of large amounts of fuel, water, or energy; ■ create a potential public health hazard or involve the use, production, or disposal of materials that pose a hazard to people, animal, or plant populations in the area affected; ■ interfere with emergency response plans or emergency evacuation plans; I ■ result in the need for new utility systems or substantial alterations to existing power, natural gas, communications, water, sewer, or solid waste and disposal systems; ■ p roduce solid waste in excess of available landfill capacity; or ■ result in the need for additional law enforcement and fire protection staff that could not be provided by the existing jurisdictional agencies. r Stockton Metropolitan Airport Project Chapter 10. Public Services and Utilities Draft Environmental Impact Report 10-4 March 20, 1998