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SECONDARY IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES <br /> Population Growth: <br /> Manteca Lathrop <br /> Present Population: 40 ,914 5600 (1988) <br /> Phase I: 46 ,268 Year: 1994 7 ,070 Year: 2004 <br /> Phase II: 63 ,700 Year: 2007 12,300 Year: 2007 <br /> There will be secondary impacts. Growth provided for in this <br /> project is not consistent with the currently-approved Air Quality <br /> Plan for the San Joaquin Valley Air Basin to achieve air quality <br /> standards. An updated plan is being developed, reflecting higher <br /> population projections. The City of Manteca is participating in <br /> the San Joaquin Valleywide Air Quality Study, a study to identify <br /> effective measures that can be adopted by decision makers to <br /> mitigate air quality impacts. <br /> Areas impacted as a result of population growth accommodated by <br /> the proposed project are: <br /> IMPACT IMPACT <br /> CLEARLY tit- NO MITIGATED <br /> AREA OF IMPACT DEFT= TAM IMPACT YES NO REMARKS <br /> 1. Air Quality X See Below. <br /> 2. Environmentally Significant <br /> Cultural Lads X See Below. <br /> 3. Transportation X X See Below. <br /> 4. Housing X X See Below. <br /> 5. Business Activity X X See Below. <br /> 6. Open-Space Recreation X <br /> 7. Infrastructure X X See Below. <br /> 8. Wetlands X <br /> 9. Floodplain X <br /> 10.Groundwater X See Below. <br /> ll.Surface Waters X See Below. <br /> 12.Coastal Zone X <br /> 13.7hreatened or Endangered <br /> Species X <br /> 14.Critical Habitats X <br /> 15.Ehvironnentally <br /> Sensitive Areas X <br /> 16.Wild & Scenic Rivers X <br /> Specific secondary impacts and mitigation measures are: <br /> 1. Air quality: San Joaquin County's air quality relative to the <br /> National Ambient Air Quality Standards set forth in the Clean Air <br /> Act is designated as non-attainment for particulates , ozone and <br /> carbon monoxide (the latter for the Stockton Metropolitan <br /> Statistical Area only) . <br /> 10 <br />