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any inconsistencies between the projected project and applicable <br /> General Plans and regional plans, specifically including regional <br /> air quality maintenance plan, which is our own Air Quality <br /> Management Plan dated 1982 , with updates . Also, there is incon- <br /> sistency of growth caused by expansion of Federally funded <br /> wastewater treatment plants and the Air Quality Management Plan <br /> under the Clean Air Act , Section 316 requires that Federally <br /> funded or partially funded wastewater treatment plants not induce <br /> growth which would exceed population and emission projections in <br /> the Air Quality Management Plan, unless mitigation of these air <br /> quality impacts occur . He believes that , in this project , tied <br /> with it is a waste management plan that will have to be expanded, <br /> and it is a Federally funded, partially funded project , so that <br /> may come into play. Perhaps we should look at that and how it <br /> relates. <br /> Once again, water facilities, the relationship of the groundwater <br /> overdraft , should be compared to the groundwater study model to <br /> see if there is an impact . Particular areas are highly pumped <br /> during this season, during the draft season, it is projected that <br /> the water table level will drop from 118 feet to 140 feet . It is <br /> a very large factor, much larger than in other areas of the <br /> County. <br /> The cumulative effects of all projects past and in process in the <br /> County of air quality should be looked at , not just this project , <br /> and that is for the entire San Joaquin air basin. The alter- <br /> natives to this project are not adequate . They do not eliminate <br /> the contribution to air pollution. It is a nonattainment County. <br /> Alternatives to the project should include a complete avoidance <br /> of prime farmland, the highest level of avoidance of further <br /> contribution to air pollution, the highest level of avoidance of <br /> plant and animal life, endangered species, archaeological and <br /> historical sites. <br /> The EIR should address housing balance, commercial , residential , <br /> and industrial balance. <br /> More attentiveness could be put in this Linden area on the pro- <br /> posed commercial area, the uncertainty of what the commercial <br /> area will be, how much, and its relationship to the General Plan <br /> which is in process where certain individuals in the town were <br /> asking for commercial expansion. Also, the residential and <br /> industrial balance and the balance between residential income ;: <br /> level housing. What are the needs of that community, not the <br /> needs of commuters and developers. Do we need farm worker level <br /> housing. That might be the highest demand or level of housing. <br /> There is a shortage there of farm worker housing. He would like <br /> that to be looked at. He would like to have this looked at in <br /> terms of the homes that are projected for this project . The need <br /> should relate to the industrial base, which is clearly agri- <br /> cultural in this area. <br /> The EIR should address the immediate construction of the terminal <br /> storm drainage system, not just talk about it, but it should <br /> PC Minutes - 10 - (PC: 7-21-88) <br />