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Existing Phase 2 Project Proposed Phase 2 Project Difference General Plan Designation/Land Use Non-Res. Non-Res. 1 Dwelling 1 Dwelling Non-Res.Floor 1 Dwelling Acres Units4 Floor Area Acres Units4 Area(s.f.) Acres Units4 Floor Area (s.f.) (s.f.) Parks 155.4 136.4 (19) Lakes 235.0 200.4 (34.6) Schools 106.4 120.8 14.4 Streets 382.3 437.9 55.6 Other Open Space/ 129.7 434.8 305.1 Public Uses3 Total Land Use Parcels 3,446.9 6,716 1,980,000 3,446.9 10,370 1,835,788 0 3,654 (144,212) Notes: 'The acreage shown includes Paradise Cut and adjacent waterways that may not be evaluated in the SEIR. 2 This area was identified as"transit village"in the 2003 SEIR project description.The new title as shown should be used to be consistent with the Valley Link Transit Project. 3 The acreage estimated includes public uses such as fire stations and other City facilities,as well as open space areas not included with other land use designations. 4 Dwelling units tabulated are shown as per the City's existing and proposed land use categories and not in their physical location(e.g.districts). Among the entitlements evaluated in the SEIR, the adopted WLSP would be amended to reflect the modified Phase 2 Project development unit projections. Offsite Elements There are also two potential offsite elements located outside of Stewart Tract that may be considered in the SEIR, both consisting of road extensions to Interstate 205 (1-205) (Figure 2). One of these offsite elements consists of the widening of Paradise Road from the project site to 1-205 at a new interchange proposed by the City of Tracy(Paradise Road/Chrisman Road interchange).The second offsite element is an extension of Golden Valley Parkway included in San Joaquin County's inter-regional system and part of its Regional Transportation Improvement Fee (RTIF) program. This roadway would be constructed as a multi-agency effort and the River Islands applicant would be required to continue to contribute funding towards this roadway as part of the RTIF program (fee payments). This extended portion of Golden Valley Parkway may also connect to 1-205 via the proposed Paradise Road/Chrisman Road interchange. The SEIR will evaluate the project's contribution to the need for these facilities. POTENTIAL APPROVALS AND PERMITS REQUIRED The following is a list of approvals and/or permits that may be required to implement the project: i California Department of Transportation (Caltrans): Review of mitigation measures related to Manthey Road/Mossdale Road Interchange and the closure of Stewart Road i California Department of Education:Approval of site acquisition and construction plans for proposed school facilities that are proposed to be non-charter i Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB): Clean Water Act Section 401 water quality certification;construction activity stormwater permit; National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit i San Joaquin County:Approval of an encroachment permit for the widening of Paradise Road from the Lathrop City limits to Paradise Road/Chrisman Road Interchange with 1-205 City of Lathrop River Islands at Lathrop Phase 2 Project SEIR