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w <br /> thresholds,project impacts,and mitigation measures required to avoid or reduce any identified potentially <br /> significant impacts of the project. <br /> Chapter 5,Alternatives to the Proposed Project,describes the alternatives to the proposed project <br /> considered and analyzed in this Draft EIR,alternatives considered and rejected from further consideration, <br /> and the environmental effects of each alternative.This chapter also identifies the environmentally superior <br /> alternative. <br /> Chapter 6,Cumulative Impacts,discusses any impacts that would be"cumulatively considerable,"which <br /> refers to implementation of the proposed project in combination with past,present, and reasonably <br /> foreseeable future projects in the vicinity of the proposed project. <br /> Chapter 7,Other CEQA-Mandated Sections,includes growth-inducing impacts and significant irreversible <br /> environmental changes,and identifies significant and unavoidable adverse impacts. Section 7.1, "Growth- <br /> Inducing Impacts,"discusses the ways the proposed project could possibly foster economic or population <br /> growth,or spur the construction of additional housing, either directly or indirectly, in the surrounding <br /> environment. Included in this discussion are project elements that could potentially remove obstacles to <br /> _ population growth, such as the extension of infrastructure to surrounding areas not currently served by that <br /> infrastructure. Section 7.3, "Significant Irreversible Environmental Changes,"discusses whether the proposed <br /> project would result in the use of nonrenewable resources, make the future removal or nonuse of significant <br /> resources unlikely, commit future generations to similar uses, and/or result in the potential for future <br /> irreversible environmental accidents. Section 7.2, "Significant and Unavoidable Impacts,"identifies any <br /> significant adverse impacts from Chapter 4 that cannot be avoided or reduced to a less-than-significant level <br /> through the implementation of feasible mitigation measures. <br /> Chapter 8,References and Persons Consulted, lists sources of information used to prepare this Draft EIR, <br /> including agencies and individuals consulted,and documents referenced. <br /> Chapter 9,Persons Involved in Report Preparation,identifies the persons involved in preparing this Draft <br /> EIR. <br /> Chapter 10,List of Acronyms and Abbreviations,defines the acronyms and abbreviations used in this <br /> Draft EIR. <br /> 1.6.2 VOLUME 11 <br /> Technical Appendices contain the background information that supports the Draft EIR. <br /> 1.7 DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE <br /> Section 15151 of the CEQA Guidelines permits an EIR to incorporate by reference documents that are a matter of <br /> public record and sets forth the guidelines for incorporating by reference. These guidelines state: (1) all or part of <br /> a previous document that is incorporated by reference shall be considered part of the present EIR; (2)the previous <br /> document shall be made available for review by the lead agency at a public place or building; and(3)the <br /> incorporated part of the previous document shall be briefly summarized or described,as shall the relationship <br /> between the incorporated information and the present EIR. <br /> f <br /> The following documents are incorporated into this Draft EIR by reference: <br /> San Joaquin County Community Development Department.Mountain House New Community Master Plan. <br /> Adopted November 10, 1994, and subsequently amended. <br /> College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR EDAW <br /> San Joaquin County 1-7 Introduction <br />