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I - QUALIFICATIONS CITY OF TRACY—SOUTH SCHULTE SPECIFIC PLAN EIR r PMC staff completed this EIR, which evaluated the environmental impacts of a 1,$44-acre } mixed-use development plan. The Specific Plan is intended to provide for a wide varietyof housing types integrated with a mixed use urban center proposed for high-density housing, supporting commercial retail, employment opportunities, and a public plaza. The project was being processed as a subsequent project to the City's Urban Management Plan. In addition to the EIR preparation, PMC staff assisted the City with application review and project processing as an extension of agency staff. CITY OF TRACY—PRESIDIO PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY PARK EIR i PMCre ared a p p project-level EIR for the City of Tracy for the Presidio Planned Unit ll Development and Community Park. The project consisted of 550 single-family residential I dwelling units and a 27-acre community park consisting of four lighted softball fields, four lighted soccer fields, concession facility and storage. The environmental analysis included consideration of the adequacy of on-site parking facilities at the community park to handle i large sporting events, noise impacts to adjoining residential areas from park activities, traffic t impacts from residential uses and sporting events, and nighttime lighting impacts from sports park facilities. Other issues included public services and utilities and the joint-use of a portion of the community park for storm drainage retention. } TURLOCK JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT—TURLOCK ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL SITE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT PMC has been retained to prepare an Environmental Impact Report related to the construction of an alternative school on a 4.75-acre site located 114 mile east of Highway 99 in the City of Turlock. Possible environmental issues include conversion of agricultural land and transportation and circulation changes. The Final EIR will include a Mitigation and E{' Monitoring Reporting Program. F1CITY OF MODESTO—INITIAL STUDY / MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION FOR PARKS PMC has been retained to prepare CEQA and NEPA documentation for two separate park F1 facilities'in the City of Modesto. One project proposes construction of a service facility in the existing 7-acre James Marshall Neighborhood Park and the other includes analysis and preparation of environmental documents in conjunction with the master planning of the 22- Fii' acre Sutton Community Park. An Initial Study 1 Mitigated Negative Declaration is expected for each project. CITY OF TRACY--MULTIMODAL STATION CE/MND r ' With a current population of approximately 65,000, the City of Tracy's Multimodal Station Y would be a key stop along the Stockton-Bay Area passenger rail route. The project would also serve as a central point for other mass transportation services, and would involve j development of a Multimodal Station accommodating passenger rail service, bus service (local, inter-city, interregional, intrastate and interstate), dial-a-ride, taxi, vanpools, carpools, and bicycles. The seven to ten-acre project site will include a 5,000 to 7,000-square-foot station building, an outdoor public plaza, a passenger drop-off/pick-up area, bicycle racks, a train platform, bus parking and berths, parking, and related site improvements (landscaping, decorative lighting fixtures, fencing, and utility improvements). Key participants in the 1 ' San Joa 'uin Counj Community Development Department MWE 33