75A - PH - DEV AGMT 200 FIRST AMERICAN WAY

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Chapter 3 Environmental Impact Analysis This chapter summarizes the environmental impacts analyzed in The Met IS /MND, and evaluates additional or new potential environmental impacts that would occur as a result of changes in project features. It also identifies appropriate mitigation measures, as necessary, that would reduce the significance of additional or new potential environmental impacts. 3.1 Environmental Resources Found to Have No Impacts or Less- than - Significant Impacts The following resources were found to have eitherno impacts or less- than - significant Impacts in The Met IS /MND: • Aesthetics • Agricultural and Forestry Resources • Cultural Resources • Hazards and Hazardous Materials • Hydrology /Water Quality • Land Use /Planning • Mineral Resources • Population /Housing • Recreation • Utilities /Service Systems The proposed project would continue to develop 284 multi- family residential units with minor modifications to the following project elements: • an increase in the total number of acres developed; • an increase in the number of buildings constructed; • an increase in the total amount of open space; • an increase in the total number of parldng stalls; • a decrease in the amount of grading; • a decrease in the construction duration; and • a change in project site access. Based on the minor changes, it is expected that impacts would remain relatively the same for the resources mentioned above and project changes would not result in additional or new significant impacts that were not previously addressed in The Met IS /MND. Impacts resulting from the proposed project for the resources mentioned above would continue to either have no impacts or, less - than - significant Impacts and would not represent a substantial change from the previous conclusions in The Met IS /MND. The Met at south Coast 3-1 March 2(7L5 Addendum 75A -79