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Administrative Draft Environmental Impact Report Gill Medical Center Project To provide service to the Project site, the existing underground mains would be extended along the above-named roads to the Project site and dedicated to the City. 6.2.3.2 Wastewater The Project site is not served by a public wastewater system. As shown in Figure 6-1, an existing 36-inch public sewer line is located approximately 1.5-miles (+/- 8,000-ft) south of the Project site. This line runs east-west at the intersection of West Lane and Morada Lane. Connecting to this sewer line is feasible, however the main is part of a sewer system dedicated to other parts of the City of Stockton.The City has in recent years determined that the assumed water generation rates used in the 1980's, 1990, and into the 2000's are not materializing, and waste generation is lower than previously assumed. This allows for this project to prepare a study and meet with the City to determine if capacity exists. To convey wastewater from the Project to the main, either a gravity system or a sewer force main with pump station would be required. These facilities would extend along the above-named roads to the Project site and would be dedicated to the City.Additional topographic data is necessary to make any further supporting infrastructure determinations (such as lift stations). 6.2.3.3 Storm Water The closest existing storm water mainline is a 12-inch line that runs in a north-south direction on West Lane approximately 1-mile (5,500+/- feet) south of the Project site. To provide Project service, the existing underground mains would be extended along West Lane to the Project site. 6.2.4 Alternative 4: Alternative Site Location —Stockton Economic and Education Enterprise Zone (Eight Mile Road at 1-5) This Alternative was selected to determine if project impacts would be substantially reduced by implementing the project at an alternative location. A project site located closer to 1-5 would presumably reduce VMT and related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, both identified as significant unavoidable impacts in this draft EIR. Alternative 4 would relocate the Project site to a suitable location within the City of Stockton Economic and Education Enterprise Zone, an approximately 3000-acre area established by the Envision Stockton 2040 General Plan and located north of Eight Mile Road and east and west of 1-5 as shown in Figure 6-2.Alternative Site Location. Existing conditions at the alternative site location are similar to the Project site in that it is mostly level and currently in agricultural production. According to the Envision Stockton 2040 General Plan (City of Stockton. December 4, 2018.), the Economic and Education Enterprise Zone is envisioned for development intended to support the City's economic development goals by attracting new businesses, industries, and/or educational institutions that provide high-quality jobs to the local workforce. Appropriate development within the Economic and Education Enterprise Zone supports the City's Economic Development Strategic Plan and State Executive Orders regarding greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction. Alternatives 6-5 October 2021