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G. The Relationship Between Local Short Term Uses of Man 's Environment and the Maintenance and Enhancement of Long- Term Productivity: This project would establish a marina in an area where other marinas exist. Since the demand for such facilities is great and will remain so into the foreseeable future, neither of the existing facilities should lose a significant amount of business. Should the new marina become successful, it would persuade other prospective operators to propose marinas on nearby sites. This would result in significant environmental impacts such as loss of wildlife habitat, deterioration of air and water quality, consumption of energy, and conversion of agricultural land. Other projects in the Delta may have far more detrimental con- sequences than the proposed application, but each development action further enhances the environmental deterioration. In- creased populations, whether permanent or seasonal, will place pressures on the fragile Delta environment. H. Persons and Materials Consulted in Preparation of EIR: State of California Department of Transportation - Leo Fong Department of Navigation and Ocean Development - Jim Matsueda Division of Mines and Geology - Perry Amemoto San Joaquin County Agencies Planning Department - Peggy Keranen Materials Consulted Delta Advisory Planning Council, Delta Plan Technical Supplement,Chapters III and IV Department of the Army, Army Corps of Engineers Flood Plain Information, Stockton, Calif. July, 1976 Department of Fish and Game, At the Crossroads. A Report on California' s Endangered and Rare Fish and wildlife, January, 1972 Division of Mines and Geology, Urban Geology: A Master Plan for California, December, 1971 Resources Agency, Delta Master Recreation Plan, September, 1976 - 27 -