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• Encroachment permits from the California Department of Transportation(Caltrans) and Federal Highway Administration for freeway improvements to Interstate 205; • Authority to construct permits from San Joaquin Air Pollution Control District; Mosquito abatement permits from San Joaquin County Mosquito Abatement; and r California Department of Health Services permit. 2.3 ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS This Draft EIR includes a programmatic analysis of the overall College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III — and a project-specific environmental analysis of specific development proposals.The County; GNK,LLC; InvestWest Matthews Land,Inc.; and San Joaquin Delta Community College District are joint applicants. Other property owners (Pegasus,Hernandez,Mendoza,etc.)are not seeking entitlements and are not project applicants. - Table 2-1 provides a summary of mitigation required for the program and project components. 2.3.1 PROGRAM EIR (PROGRAM-LEVEL ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS) - A Program EIR has been prepared that evaluates the requested actions as they relate to the proposed overall land use designations(refer to Section 3.0,"Project Description,"for further detail on the overall proposed specific plan project).The program-level analysis analyzes the broad environmental effects of the overall project plan for the College Park site, such as impacts on circulation and traffic,air quality,and major utilities. Additionally,the Program EIR addresses the impacts of all future development at the College Park site. As the first step in the environmental review process for development at the College Park site,the Program EIR also identifies development standards(e.g., stream setbacks, policies to protect visual resources)that would apply to all subsequent development in the College Park area.In addition,the Program EIR addresses the cumulative impacts of development of the proposed project. The proposed project encompasses separate phases of development.To move forward with a specific phase,the project applicant will submit an application to the County. At that time,the County will prepare a site-specific analysis of the development phase's impacts,particularly with respect to that phase's compliance with the development standards/mitigation set forth in the Program EIR and incorporated into the College Park project (Public Resources Code[PRC] Section 21083.3; State CEQA Guidelines Sections 15168 and 15183). 2.3.2 PROJECT EIR (PROJECT-LEVEL ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS) The EIR also includes a more detailed Project EIR analysis of the majority of the proposed project,for which the project applicants are requesting entitlements to construct(refer to Section 3.0,"Project Description,"for further detail of the proposed specific development components). The development proposal of the proposed project _ contains enough specificity to conduct a site-specific,project-level environmental review and will allow the consideration of discretionary approvals,such as a tentative subdivision map, entitlements,and use permits for the initial components for the majority of the proposed project. 2.4 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES Table 2-1, located at the end of this chapter,provides a summary of the program,project-specific, and cumulative environmental impacts of the proposed project,the level of significance of the impact before mitigation, recommended mitigation measure(s),and the level of significance of the impact after the implementation of the mitigation measure(s). EDAW College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR Summary 2-4 San Joaquin County