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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Page IV.H-7 Forward Inc. Landfill 2018 Expansion Project Landfill and Arch Road, consisting of a 1,722-bed health care facility totaling approximately 1.2 million square feet,with housing clusters, diagnostic and treatment centers, armory,warehousing and support facilities, central plant, outdoor recreation fields, gatehouse,regional food service facility, staff training facilities,parking areas, and security fence and lighting. This facility was complete and in operation at the time this SEIR was prepared. • Northern California Re-Entry Facility and renovation of the former Dewitt- Nelson Youth Correctional Facility,located adjacent to one another east of the Arch Road Industrial Project on the south side of Arch Road between Austin and Newcastle Roads. The Northern California Re-Entry Facility,at the site of a former correctional officer training academy and Northern California Women's Facility, consists of construction of an approximately 16,000-square-foot medical building and renovation of existing buildings for facility program support services, dining and receiving, family visiting, academic and vocational education, and miscellaneous,with a capacity of 500 inmates and 381 staff. The ' adjacent Dewitt-Nelson Youth Correctional Facility(closed in 2008)will be renovated and reused as a 1,133-bed adult correctional facility with a mental health treatment mission. (It should be noted that the Dewitt-Nelson Youth Correctional Facility portion of this project was not specifically identified in the 2013 EIR.) At the time this SEIR was prepared,these facilities had been constructed. The 2013 EIR identified one proposed development project in the vicinity of the project site: • Opus Logistics Center, located northwest of the intersection of Arch and Austin Roads,consisting of subdivision and development of 475 acres within the City of Stockton for industrial uses(Phase I), and prezoning and annexation to the City of Stockton of an adjacent 148 acres (currently within San Joaquin County)for industrial use (Phase II). After the 2013 EIR was prepared,the Opus Logistics Center was renamed "NorCal Logistics Center", and Phase II of the project(annexation to the City of Stockton of an adjacent 148 acres)was withdrawn from consideration. In 2015, the City of Stockton approved subdivision of approximately 325 acres of the 475- acre Phase I project area within the City of Stockton,with no change to the size or change the industrial development already allowed on the property. Thus,the currently proposed NorCal Logistics project(Phase I only)is smaller than the project identified in the 2013 EIR (Phases I and 11), and does not include new or different uses that were not described in the 2013 EIR.At the time this SEIR was prepared, construction was underway for a portion of the project (McDowell,2018). ' Since the 2013 EIR was prepared, the following project was approved by the City of Stockton: