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i i [QUA LIFICATIONS E. CITY OF TRACY/TRACY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT—TRACY LEARNING CENTER EIR PMC .is.,preparing an EIR for TUSD for a new K-12 campus on a 62-acre project site. The F Tracy Learning Center will be developed as a magnet school, ultimately housing over 3,500 students. The campus will include a community library and senior center in recognition of a project partnership with the City of Tracy. Key environmental issues include land use, public k services, and provision of infrastructure. TURLOCK JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT—ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL I ADMINISTRATIVE DRAFT EIR PMC prepared the Administrative Draft EIR for a proposed alternative high school in western Turlock. The District originally proposed the construction of the facility on Dianne Drive, with adequate capacity for 240 students and 25 staff members. The proposed facility t included classrooms, laboratories, shops, library, multipurpose room, physical education facilities, and food service. Potential environmental issues included compatibility with adjacent land uses, traffic, noise, utilities and public services, and potential exposure to hazardous air emissions. The Administrative Draft EIR concluded that there would be a significant impact due to potential emissions from an adjacent food processing plant, which led the District to look for an alternative site. PMC has been retained to prepare the EIR for the alternative site. i CITY OF,TRACY—NEI RESERVOIR AND DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES Fi As part of our continuing service to the City, and in conjunction with West Yost Associates, PMC prepared an Expanded Initial Study/Negative Declaration for the development of a Fi' water storage reservoir and related transmission facilities to serve the 810-acre Northeast Industrial PUD project area. PCITY OFTRACY--MND FOR TRACY GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT POLICY i PMC prepared a MND for the City of Tracy Groundwater Management Policy, which specified the City's intended maximum use of groundwater and programs to monitor groundwater conditions and quality. Key issues included groundwater resources and growth I inducement. F1. CITY OF TRACY—JOHN JONES WATER TREATMENT PLANT EXPANSION EIR { In conjunction with West Yost Associates, PMC prepared and managed the EIR for the expansion of the City's current John Jones Water Treatment Plant. The project involved the phased expansion of the existing 15 mgd plant to a maximum day design capacity of 45 mgd. Construction of new plant facilities, construction of expanded raw water infrastructure including a new turnout, pipeline, and pump station were also examined. Key issues included,Isourcing raw'water, water quality and biological resources. The analysis also ' ' examined various raw water pipeline alignments and treatment methods. h I. F 1' San Joa uin Coun CommunF Develo ment Department `