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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0012779
PE
2637
FACILITY_NAME
PA-02-375
STREET_NUMBER
0
STREET_NAME
ARCH
STREET_TYPE
RD
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STOCKTON
ENTERED_DATE
1/3/2020 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
0 ARCH RD
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FINDINGS FOR ALTERNATIVE ROADWAY DESIGNS AND "NO PROJECT" <br /> �= Three alternative roadway designs were evaluated. All three of the build <br /> alternatives would provide right-of-way to accommodate six lanes (expandable to eight <br /> lanes) between Interstate 5 and State Route 99 and right-of-way to accommodate four <br /> Austin Road. Further, <br /> lanes between State Route 99 and A , all build alternatives would <br /> have grade separations at railroads and waterways, a raised median throughout the <br /> corridor and dual left turns on all Arch-Sperry Road approaches. The alternative . <br /> roadway designs are illustrated in Figure 1. A summary of environmental effects of the <br /> three "build" alternatives is presented in Table 1. <br /> Findings for Alternative 1. Alternative 1 calls for the Arch-Sperry corridor to tie <br /> into the existing French Camp Road corridor, which would provide access to Interstate <br /> 5. This alternative would result in an unacceptable .degree of congestion at the <br /> intersection of the Arch-Sperry corridor and French Camp Road, even if both roads had <br /> six to eight lanes. Because .Alternative 1 would thus not meet the basic project <br /> l objectives, it was eliminated from further consideration. <br /> - Findings for�Alterh4tive' 2. Altemative 2 provides for the Arch Sperry corridor to <br /> connect:direr#ly Rto _Interstate;5 The alignment�Js�designed to avoid removalof'a_ r; <br /> building in'the"Grupe_Business Park However, the alignment would severely,Taffect <br /> several other.`parcels, causing some to become.landlocked, and would necessitate a <br /> longer roadway length. Although this alternative would meet the basic objectives of the <br /> project, it was rejected in favor of the proposed project. In addition to its significant land <br /> use impacts, Alternative 2 would not function as smoothly.from a transportation/ <br /> circulation standpoint, which would in turn increase noise impacts and air emissions. <br /> Findings for Alternative 3: Alternative 3 is the project proposal addressed in <br /> detail in this Program EIR. As with Alternative 2, it would provide a direct connection <br /> between the Arch-Sperry corridor and Interstate 5, and would meet the basic objectives <br /> f <br /> of the project. However, this alternative would adversely.affect land use on only one <br /> . - Redding,CA <br /> _ 13 - <br />
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