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the impact. An area and specific plan should be prepared for <br /> the West Tracy area that will include planning policies to <br /> provide for the orderly development of the larger area. The <br /> plan should also include an implementation program to ensure <br /> that the infrastructure accommodates the potential growth as <br /> designated in the plan. <br /> 6 . Impact: <br /> All remaining impacts identified in the Final EIR. <br /> Mitigation: <br /> Appropriate mitigation measures will be required at the <br /> conditional Use Permit stage. <br /> Finding: <br /> Changes or alterations have been required in, or incorporated <br /> into, the project which avoid this significant effect. <br /> Supporting Facts : <br /> Only the General Plan Amendment and Zoning Reclassification <br /> are being approved at this time; no underlying project has yet <br /> been approved. Therefore, only impacts listed under the "Land <br /> Use Planning and Policies" section of the EIR will be caused <br /> at this time. <br /> The remaining significant impacts identified in the EIR will <br /> not arise until a specific project is proposed with a Use <br /> Permit application and further environmental review has been <br /> completed. It is the intent of the County to require a <br /> complete environmental assessment incompliance with CEQA at <br /> that time. <br /> 7 . Finding re: alternatives: <br /> Specific economic, social or other considerations make <br /> infeasible the project alternatives identified in the EIR. <br /> The "no project" alternative and other alternatives are <br /> inferior to the project site because they lack the project <br /> site ' s close location and convenient freeway access to the <br /> Bay Area. <br /> Supporting Facts: <br /> Adoption of the "no project" alternative would require denial <br /> of the General Plan Amendment and Zoning Reclassification. The <br /> other alternative locations have been determined to be <br /> inferior to the project site because of various factors. The <br />