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With cumulative development as proposed , substantially more <br /> solid waste would be generated . With the future expansion of the <br /> Lovelace Transfer Station, the County ' s solid waste facilities are <br /> expected to accommodate cumulative quantities of solid waste. <br /> Cumulative development will increase the demand for water. <br /> Given current water yields in the Morada Area, this increased <br /> demand is not expected to significantly affect the local <br /> groundwater table . Cumulative development would also increase the <br /> amount of stormwater runoff in the area . Future projects which <br /> provide terminal drainage systems to the Calaveras River would <br /> contribute to flows , but are not expected to have a significant <br /> impact on potential flooding. <br /> The use of septic tanks and leachfields or seepage pits for <br /> sewage disposal is common in the Morada Area. The increased <br /> number of these systems resulting from cumulative development <br /> would increase the potential for groundwater contamination due to <br /> high concentrations of nitrates and fecal coliform. This impact <br /> would be reduced by providing adequate setbacks for sanitary <br /> systems and critical review of the soil suitability of each <br /> particular site proposed for development. <br /> Cumulative development in the project area is expected to <br /> increase traffic levels on the local roadway network. An <br /> analysis of cumulative impacts is provided in Section V. A. , <br /> Traffic and Circulation . It should be noted that an analysis of [ <br /> traffic impacts associated with the Arnaiz project is beyond the �J <br /> scope of this DEIR . Potential traffic impacts associated with <br /> this project will be analyzed in the forthcoming DEIR currently in <br /> preparation . <br /> �J <br /> 64 <br />