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EXPANDED INITIAL STUDY A. INTRODUCTION This Expanded Initial Study has been prepared to augment the information provided in the preceding standard City of Stockton Initial Study application forms. The following report attempts to provide a detailed description of the subject projects, identify potential short and long term environmental impacts, and discuss alternative mitigation measures to minimize adverse impacts. B. PROJECT INFORMATION 1. General The proposed project is a special use permit for the development of a Kaiser Permanente Medical Center on an approximate 25 acre site in north Stockton. The site location is shown in Figure 1. Also proposed is a Parcel Map ( Figure 2 ) which will merge the 21 separate parcels which currently make up the site and abandon the included street rights-of-way and certain specified public utility easements. The project site bordered by West Lane on the east , Hammertown Drive on the south , Tam O ' Shanter Drive on the west, and Tommydon Street on the north. a. Proposed Uses The project calls for development of 136,000 square feet of medical offices housing 180 doctors over the next 20 years . Also included would be a hospital with a total of 200 beds in a building with 238 , 735 square feet of floor space . The parking lot facility would include a total of 1 ,512 spaces for all of the facilities on the site. Kaiser-Permanente Centers typically include numerous specialty clinics . Each medical center provides routine care and urgent care for outpatients as well as care for in- patients through a membership program in which monthly membership fees are paid by each subscriber , or subscriber ' s employer. Outpatient care is generally handled in the medical offices while inpatient care is generally handled in the hospital . Hospital care for inpatients includes the services 5