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, r + <br /> Board of Supervisors <br /> January28,2013 <br /> Page 13 <br /> The Omni Means analysis first calculated the amount of land use area at the Project site <br /> that the EIR alternatives analyses assumed would remain undeveloped under various alternatives. <br /> (Omni Means Technical Memo, p. 1.) The analysis then applied a Floor Area Ratio ("FAR')to <br /> estimate the square footage of buildings that could potentially be developed under Alternatives 1, <br /> 2, 3, and 4, as shown in Table 1 in the memorandum. (Omni Means Technical Memo, pp. 1-2.) <br /> Finally, using these calculations, Omni Means calculated two different development patterns for <br /> each Alternative. Omni-Means then formulated a reasonable worst case trip generation estimate <br /> associated with full development of the site ("Option 2"). The analyses also considered trip <br /> generation at full build-out of the site assuming the same land use as proposed under each EIR <br /> alternative("Option 1'). (Omni Means Technical Memo,p.2.) <br /> Alternative 1:No Project Alternative <br /> Under Option 1 for the No Project Alternative, the analysis assumed the remainder of the <br /> land at the Project site would not be developed. Development would be limited to uses allowed <br /> by right under CF-S zoning, namely, a small group care facility as analyzed in the EIR. This <br /> alternative results in a significantly lower trip generation compared with the Project. (Omni <br /> Means Technical Memo,p. 2.) <br /> Under Option 2 for the No Project Alternative, however, retail uses were assumed to be <br /> developed on the entire 11.68 acre site. This would include two fast food restaurants, a grocery <br /> store, and a general retail store. Trips associated with this retail use would equate to an <br /> approximately 180 percent increase as compared to the Project. Based upon this significant <br /> increase in trip generation, development along this pattern under the No Project alternative <br /> would result in a significant deterioration in intersection level of service ("LOS") conditions as <br /> compared to the LOS conditions under the Project. (Omni Means Technical Memo,pp. 2-3.) <br /> Alternative 2: Reduced Project Size <br /> Under Option 1 for the Reduced Project Size Alternative, the remainder of the Project <br /> site would be developed with another half-sized travel stop. This option would result in the same <br /> trip generation as the base conditions, and therefore, all intersections would operate at the same <br /> LOS identified in the ETR. (Omni Means Technical Memo,p. 3.) <br /> Under Option 2, the assumed commercial uses would result in 11,585 daily trips, 618 <br /> AM peak hour trips and 956 PM peak hour trips.These numbers represent a 400 percent increase <br /> in trips compared with those of the EIR alternative, and approximately a 150 percent increase in <br /> trips compared with those of the Project. This increase in trip generation would result in a <br /> significant deterioration in intersection LOS conditions as compared to LOS conditions under the <br /> Project. (Omni Means Technical Memo,p. 4.) <br /> Alternative 3: Combination,Gasoline Station <br />