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rn m 3 D Table 2-1 (continued) Summary of Impacts and Mitigation Measures (Applicable to Program and Project-Specific Impacts) Impact Significance Mitigation Measure Significance before Mitigation after Mitigation WWTP,and the provision of interim treated wastewater disposal, until such time as the river discharges commence,to provide adequate wastewater-treatment and disposal capacity to serve the proposed project.Such wastewater-treatment capacity and disposal via river discharge has already been approved and programmed, and an interim treated wastewater disposal infrastructure system is proposed as nart of thn_ nrnnnged project....lasg-than-significant impact would occur. 4.5-4.Public Utilities Demand for Wastewater Infrastructure. LTS No mitigation required. LTS The proposed project would require the use of existing sewer pipelines and the development of new sewer pipelines to serve the proposed project.Adequate existing downstream sewer pipelines already exist,and the project includes proposals to extend these pipelines to the project site.A less-than-significant impact would occur. N 4.5-5. Public Utilities—Demand for Electricity and Natural-Gas LTS No mitigation required. LTS Supply and Infrastructure.The project would generate additional demand for electricity and natural-gas supply and conveyance. Because the proposed project identifies joint trench lines to accommodate transmission facilities,and because the service providers have sufficient supply,adequate electricity and natural w gas would be provided to the proposed project.A less-than- significant impact would occur. 0 4.6 Cultural Resources c 9 4.6.1.Cultural Resources—DestructionlDamage of Known LTS No mitigation required. LTS oCultural Resources.The project site contains 10 known historic- y era cultural resources.One of these(Trees along the Lincoln M Highway)is eligible for listing in the CRHR and would be adversely -9 affected by project implementation. A less-than-significant impact cn would occur. d n d 4.6-2.Cultural Resources—Potential Destruction/Damage to PS 4.6-2.Cultural Resources—Potential Destruction/Damage to LTS Undiscovered Cultural Resources.Subsurface disturbances Undiscovered Cultural Resources. If discovery of unknown _' o during construction could potentially destroy or damage cultural materials is made during construction,ground-disturbing undiscovered prehistoric or historic cultural resources that may be activities at the construction site where the discovery was made shall m 7 Y3