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Tesoro del Valle (Phases A, B, C)
                                                                                            Draft Supplemental EIR

                       reduced  through  implementation  of  the  mitigation  program  identified  in  Section  5.13,
                       Noise.
                     Public Services. Impacts related to fire protection and police protection would be reduced
                       through  implementation  of  the  mitigation  program  identified  in  Section  5.15,  Public
                       Services.

                     Tribal  Cultural  Resources.  Impacts  related  to  an  adverse  change  in  a  tribal  cultural
                       resource would be reduced through implementation of the mitigation program identified in
                       Section 5.18, Tribal Cultural Resources.
                     Utilities and Service Systems. Impacts related to water and wastewater systems, and
                       solid waste would be reduced through implementation of the mitigation program identified
                       in Section 5.19, Utilities and Service Systems.


               7.1.2  SIGNIFICANT  ENVIRONMENTAL  EFFECTS  THAT  CANNOT  BE  AVOIDED  IF  THE
                       PROPOSED PROJECT IS IMPLEMENTED

               Section 15126.2(b) of the CEQA Guidelines requires that an EIR describe any significant impacts
               that cannot be avoided, even with the implementation of feasible mitigation measures. Even with
               incorporation  of  the  MMs,  the  proposed  project  would  result  in  the  following  significant  and
               unavoidable  impacts.  There  are  no  feasible  mitigation  measures  to  reduce  these  potentially
               significant project and cumulative impacts to a less than significant level; therefore adoption of a
               Statement of Overriding Considerations is required.

                     Aesthetics.  The  Project  would  result  in  a  reduction  of  grading  footprint,  however  the
                       alterations to the ridgeline as shown in Viewpoints 4, 6, 7, and 8 would continue to result
                       in significant and unavoidable impacts to the aesthetic/visual character of the Project site.

                     Transportation/Traffic. The proposed Project would result in significant and unavoidable
                       impacts at the following intersections:

                          o  The Old Road and I-5 southbound ramps. Existing With Project (PM peak hour)
                              and Future Cumulative With Project (AM and PM peak hours)

                          o  The Old Road and Rye Canyon Road. Future Cumulative With Project (PM peak
                              hour)

                          o  The Old Road and Magic Mountain Parkway. Future Cumulative With Project
                              (PM peak hour)

                          o  I-5 southbound ramps and Magic Mountain Parkway. Future Cumulative With
                              Project (AM and PM peak hours).

                          o  Copper Hill Drive and Decoro Drive. Future Cumulative With Project (AM and
                              PM peak hours)

                          o  Tesoro Del Valle-Rio Norte Drive/Copper Hill Drive. Existing With Project and
                              Future Cumulative With Project (AM and PM peak hours)
                          o  Rye  Canyon  Road/Copper  Hill  Drive  and  Newhall  Ranch  Road.  Future
                              Cumulative With Project (PM peak hour).









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