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I 1 f I t [ I 1 1 I 1 1 r 1 1 I 1 I I Cn Table 2-1 (continued) m�, Summary of Impacts and Mitigation Measures(Applicable to Program and Project-Specific Impacts) Significance w Impact Si g Mitigation Measure Significance before Mitigation after Mitigation With this standard,the projected cumulative traffic effect on this roadway would be less than significant. 0 According to the MHMP EIR,"As an alternative to widening the 1-205 freeway beyond six lanes,the project sponsor shall contribute a fair share to the development of a parallel east-west roadway system north of I-205,extending between Mountain House and the City of Lathrop's Gold Rush City development,including the necessary multi-jurisdictional altemative/feasibility studies."Recent news o reports indicate that the River Island project in Lathrop will be funding a portion of the proposed Golden Valley Parkway north of Ln the heavily congested 1-205.A preliminary alignment of this roadway 70 is shown in the draft City of Tracy General Plan.The County should work with the City of Tracy in the future to conduct more detailed analysis of the area,possibly conducting a plan line study for the N roadway.Such an effort could also result in reduced cumulative N traffic effects on the existing roadways. There is no additional mitigation available to reduce the 2025 cumulative traffic impact on Altamont Pass Road west of Grant Line Road and on 1-580, 1-205,and 1-5 north of 1-205 to a less-than- significant level. 4.11.2.Transportation—Potential Traffic Safety Issues during LTS No mitigation required. LTS Construction.Project construction would be required to comply with the Mountain House Construction Management Plan,which would preclude roadway less-than-significant impact damage and safety problems from occurring.A would occur. 4.12.Air Quality 4.12.1.Air Quality—Potential Generation of Temporary,Short- S Air Quality--Generation of Temporary,Short-Term Construction LTS Term Construction Emissions of Criteria Air Pollutants. Emissions of Criteria Air Pollutants.The College Park developers Construction activity under the proposed project would generate shall implement the latest version of the SJVAPCD construction- temporary emissions of criteria pollutants that could interfere with emissions control measures during construction(see"Regulatory the attainment of ambient air quality standards,and would generate Setting,"above). Cn fugitive dust that could adversely affect adjacent agricultural crops. The latest version of the SJVAPCD control measures are included in 3 mo Although the MHMP requires compliance with SJVAPCD control the Guide for Assessing and Mifigating Air Quality Impacts(SJVAPCD