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Q: °;•a4ulN c°SANAOAQUIN Community Development Department ".VL COUNTY Planning Building Code Enforcement Fire Prevention GIS �Q.• - ...�c . Greatness grows here. 41Fp Ra Phase 1 development. Generally, this will include improvements to South Chrisman Road, the main truck route for the project, and the following utilities improvements within the East District: installation of a potable groundwater well and treatment facilities, construction of a pre-packaged wastewater treatment plant (WWTP), construction of a large stormwater detention basin, and undergrounding of an existing irrigation district canal. A site plan for the project and Initial Phase development is shown below Long -Term Buildout Over the long-term, and based on historic industrial demand in Northern California and the Central Valley, the Industrial portion of the Specific Plan is anticipated to be completed within 28 to 30 years and the University Campus will be developed over an estimated 20 -year period, based on student -demand. An Environmental Impact Report (EIR) will be prepared to evaluate environmental impacts associated with the project, and to consider possible mitigation measures which may be required. A separate Notice of Preparation will be prepared for the Draft EIR, and distributed to solicit agency and public comments on issues to be considered as part of the EIR analysis. APPLICATION REVIEW: No action is being taken on the project at this time. The project will be subject to public hearing reviews once the Draft EIR has been completed, anticipated by Fall 2023. The application review will entail review by the Planning Commission, who will provide a recommendation on the project to the Board of Supervisors. The Board will then consider the EIR and take action on the project applications. Notification of Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors public hearings will be provided at a later date, currently anticipated in late 2023. Please submit any initial comments on this application in writing by June 16, 2023 via email to: bmillar(ci)_sigov.org. Link to Project Application Files: sigov.Iink/active-pIan n1nq-applications Pacific Gateway Referral 3 C s _ Durham F --y 11—d Warehouse W;,ter Mostewmer, T. liverrnere Buildings Utilities, and Detention Basin VFW Facility I f I e University � w Legend General Induorial{I1Gj Ger.rral Cnmmcr A (CIG] Public jPjFj ' 8-i— Park ve+..In Rp'd 1]: � iD fVbd[SIO .J Awvrri y swihc Plea eo.ndary T, I-Sj Lm Angeles PACIFIC GATEWAY L A N D U S E/ I N I T I A L D E V E L 6 P M E N T P II A S E P L A N Long -Term Buildout Over the long-term, and based on historic industrial demand in Northern California and the Central Valley, the Industrial portion of the Specific Plan is anticipated to be completed within 28 to 30 years and the University Campus will be developed over an estimated 20 -year period, based on student -demand. An Environmental Impact Report (EIR) will be prepared to evaluate environmental impacts associated with the project, and to consider possible mitigation measures which may be required. A separate Notice of Preparation will be prepared for the Draft EIR, and distributed to solicit agency and public comments on issues to be considered as part of the EIR analysis. APPLICATION REVIEW: No action is being taken on the project at this time. The project will be subject to public hearing reviews once the Draft EIR has been completed, anticipated by Fall 2023. The application review will entail review by the Planning Commission, who will provide a recommendation on the project to the Board of Supervisors. The Board will then consider the EIR and take action on the project applications. Notification of Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors public hearings will be provided at a later date, currently anticipated in late 2023. Please submit any initial comments on this application in writing by June 16, 2023 via email to: bmillar(ci)_sigov.org. Link to Project Application Files: sigov.Iink/active-pIan n1nq-applications Pacific Gateway Referral 3