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I-4 . Potentially Significant Impact • Groundwater Supply/ Overdraft [Impact 4 . 4 . 1-41 The Projected available supply of water to the Project Site (8 , 125 AF per year) is less than the Project demand ( 10 , 391 AF per year) and could result in an inadequate water supply for the Project . If groundwater resources were available and developed, overdrafting of local groundwater resources could occur . Finding : Changes or alterations have been required in, or incorporated into, the Project which avoid or substantially lessen the significant environmental effect as identified in the FEIR to a non-significant level . These mitigation measures are listed below. Statement of Fact : The impact will be reduced by: • Wastewater reclamation and water conservation techniques must be implemented to reduce the potable water demand to the supply level of 8 , 125 AF/year or lower . Such techniques must be fully described in the Specific Plan for the Project . • For the Specific Plan, the Applicant must address the potential for installation of a dual distribution system. If a dual distribution system were not included, a detailed justification should be supplied. • Water conservation measures should be incorporated into the design of the Project to the maximum extent possible. These measures should be incorporated into the Specific Plan. • If other strategies did not reduce total water demand to 8, 125 AF/year or lower, overall water demand could be reduced to match available supply by a reduction in Project density. A subsequent GPA could be required to reflect required lower densities . See Attachment C-1, section C-1 . • See FEIR, Section 4 . 4 . 1 . I-5 . Potentially Significant Impact • Potable Water System [Impact 4 . 4 . 1-51 A potable water supply for the Project may not be available to supply the early years of the Project if the permit needed to operate a public drinking water system were not obtained in a timely manner or the design of the C2-16 1 r/0202r