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reclaimed water , so that the public health of San Joaquin County residents is protected . • See FEIR, Section 6 . 1 . 9 . Potentially Significant Impact • Public Utilities/Storm Drainage As additional areas become developed, the am—int of stormwater discharged pollutants associated _th urban settings would increase correspondingly . Finding : Changes or alterations have been required in , or incorporated into , the Project which, together with the mitigation measures set forth below, would substantially lessen the significant environmental effect as identified in the FEIR to a non-significant level . Statement of Fact : In addition to the Project-specific mitigations discussed above, the following mitigation measures are required to mitigate the Project ' s cumulative impacts : • New developments should be designed to minimize and control the discharge of pollutants associated with residential areas , with new construction, with industrial areas , and with transportation . Potential future regulatory requirements on stormwater discharges for small communities should be considered in the planning stages . Storm water discharges from construction and industrial sites should be permitted in accordance with State and Federal Regulations . • See FEIR, Section 6 . 1 . 10 . Potentially Significant Impact • Public Utilities/Gas and Electricity According to the County 2010 Draft GeneraI Plan, there will be an estimated energy demand, Countywide, of 850 . 6 million kilowatt hours per year of electricity, and 65 . 0 million therms per year of natural gas . The Project would increase the number of residential units by 11 percent of the number served by PG&E in 1989 . Finding : Changes or alterations have been required in, or incorporated into, the Project which, together with the mitigation measures set forth below, would substantially lessen the significant environmental effect as identified in the FEIR to a non-significant level . C2-83 0189r/0202r