Draft 2004 Regional Transportation Plan Program Environment Impact Report
- Draft 2004 RTP PEIR - Not including figures.
- Figures
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- PEIR Cover Page
- SCAG Mission Statement and Regional Council List
- SCAG Planning Region
- Table of Contents
- Executive
Summary
- Sumario EjecutivoEste sumario ejecutivo también contiene una tabla donde se listan los impactos ambientales del RTP de 2004, junto con las medidas de atenuación correspondientes. Debido a su extensión, no se ha traducido dicha tabla. Si quisiera recibir información adicional sobre impactos ambientales específicos, comuníquese con Rich Macias escribiéndole a macias@scag.ca.gov.
1.0 Introduction
3.0 Environmental Setting, Impacts, and Mitigation Measures
3.1 Land Use
3.2 Population, Housing, and Employment
3.3 Transportation
3.4 Air Quality
3.5 Noise
3.9 Geology, Soils, and Seismicity
3.10 Hazardous Materials
3.11 Energy
3.12 Water Resources
4.0 Alternatives
6.0 Report Authors, Organizations, Persons Consulted, References, and Acronym List
8.0 Figures
Figure 2.1-1: The SCAG Region and Sub-Regions
Figure 2.1-2: 2030 High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lane System
Figure 2.1-3: 2030 Mixed Flow Improvements
Figure 2.1-4: 2030 Transit Corridor System
Figure 2.1-5: 2030 User Fee-Backed Capacity Improvements
Figure 2.1-6: 2030 Mainline Freight Rail System Improvements
Figure 2.1-7: 2030 Grade Separations
Figure 2.1-8: Maglev System
Figure 3.1-1: Existing Land Use Patterns
Figure 3.1-2: Open Space and Recreation Lands
Figure 3.1-3: City Boundaries
Figure 3.1-4: 2000 Household Density by Census Tract
Figure 3.1-5: 2000 Employment Density by Census Tract
Figure 3.1-6: Prime Agricultural Land and Grazing Land
Figure 3.3-1: Existing (2000) Freeway PM Peak Period Congestion Delay
Figure 3.3-2: Existing (2000) Highway System
Figure 3.3-3: Existing (2000) Transit System
Figure 3.3-4: Major Airports in the SCAG Region
Figure 3.4-1: Air Quality Districts, Basins, and Monitoring Stations
Figure 3.4-2: Potentially Impacted Sensitive Receptors
Figure 3.6-1: Designated Scenic Highways and Vista Points
Figure 3.7-1: Vegetation Communities
Figure 3.7-2: General Locations of Known Wetlands
Figure 3.7-3: Known Sighting of Endangered, Threatened, and Rare Plant or Animal Species and Special Status Natural Communities
Figure 3.9-1: Geomorphic Provinces in the SCAG Region
Figure 3.9-2: General Soil Types
Figure 3.9-3: Earthquake Faults and Peak Ground Acceleration
Figure 3.9-4: Areas Subject to Subsidence
Figure 3.9-5: Relative Landslide Potential
Figure 3.9-6: Location of Soils with Moderate to High Erosion Potential
Figure 3.9-7: Areas Subject to Liquefaction
Figure 3.10-1: Existing Freight Rail Lines
Figure 3.12-2: Major Surface Waters
Figure 3.12-3: Impaired Water Bodies
Figure 3.12-4: Groundwater Basins
Figure 3.12-5: Areas Using Imported Water
Figure 3.12-6: MWD Service Area
Figure 3.12-7: Federally Designated Flood Hazard Zones
Figure 3.12-8: Regional Water Quality Control Boards
Figure 3.12-9: Water Agencies in the SCAG Region
Figure 3.13-1: Fire Threat