California WaterFix Administrative Draft Supplemental EIR/EIS

CALIFORNIA WATERFIX HEARING EXHIBIT NO. SWRCB-113

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• Cover Memo
• Title Page
• Table of Contents
• Chapter 1: Introduction
• Chapter 2: Project Objectives and Purpose and Need
• Chapter 3: Project Description
  • Figure 3-1: Footprint of Approved Project and Proposed Project
  • Figure 3-2: Difference in Areas of Surface Impact Between Proposed Project and Approved Project
• Chapter 4: Approach to Supplemental Analysis
• Chapter 5: Water Supply
• Chapter 6: Surface Water
• Chapter 7: Groundwater
• Chapter 8: Water Quality
• Chapter 9: Geology and Seismicity
  • Figure 9-1: Geology of the Plan Area
  • Figure 9-2: Geologic Borehole Locations
  • Figure 9-3: Active Faults and Historical Seismicity of the Bay and Delta Region, 1800–2010
  • Figure 9-4: Levee Seismic Vulnerability Groups
  • Figure 9-5: Levees Near Access Roads
• Chapter 10: Soils
  • Figure 10-1: Soil Associations in the Plan Area
  • Figure 10-2: Organic Matter Content in Near-Surface Soils
  • Figure 10-3: Thickness of Organic Soils
  • Figure 10-4: Soil Shrink-Swell Potential
  • Figure 10-5: Water Erosion Hazard
  • Figure 10-6: Wind Erosion Hazard
  • Figure 10-7: Risk of Soil Corrosion to Uncoated Steel
  • Figure 10-8: Risk of Soil Corrosion to Concrete
  • Figure 10-9: Subsidence in the Delta
• Chapter 11: Fish and Aquatic Resources
• Chapter 12: Terrestrial Biological Resources
  • Figure 12-1: Natural Communities in the Study Area
  • Figure 12-2: Essential Habitat Connectivity
  • Figure 12-3: Mapped Impacts from BDCP Covered Activities within the Boundaries of Other Conservation Plans
  • Figure 12-4: BDCP Features in Relation to Overlapping Regional Conservation Plans
  • Figure 12-5: Vernal Pool Crustacean Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-6: Valley Elderberry Longhorn Beetle Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-7: Other Vernal Pool Invertebrates Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-8: Sacramento Anthicid Beetle Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-9: Antioch Dunes Anthicid Beetle Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-10: Inland Dune Scrub Invertebrate Species Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-11: Delta Green Ground Beetle Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-12: Callippe Silverspot Butterfly Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-13: California Red-Legged Frog Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-14: California Tiger Salamander Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-15: Giant Garter Snake Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-16: Western Pond Turtle Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-17: California Horned Lizard, San Joaquin Whipsnake, and Silvery Legless Lizard Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-18: California Black Rail Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-19: California Clapper Rail Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-20: California Least Tern Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-21: Greater Sandhill Crane Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-22: Lesser Sandhill Crane Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-23: Least Bell's Vireo Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-24: Yellow Warbler Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-25: Suisun Song Sparrow Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-26: Saltmarsh Common Yellowthroat Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-27: Swainson's Hawk Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-28: Tricolored Blackbird Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-29: Western Burrowing Owl Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-30: Western Yellow-Billed Cuckoo Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-31: White-Tailed Kite Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-32: Yellow-Breasted Chat Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-33: Cooper's Hawk and Osprey Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-34: Ferruginous Hawk and Golden Eagle Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-35: Cormorant, Heron and Egret Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-36: Northern Harrier and Short-Eared Owl Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-37: Redhead Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-38: Mountain Plover Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-39: Black Tern Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-40: Grasshopper Sparrow and California Horned Lark Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-41: Least Bittern and White-Faced Ibis Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-42: Loggerhead Shrike Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-43: Song Sparrow “Modesto” Population Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-44: Bank Swallow Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-45: Yellow-Headed Blackbird Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-46: Riparian Brush Rabbit Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-47: Riparian Woodrat Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-48: Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-49: San Joaquin Kit Fox Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-50: Suisun Shrew Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-51: Special-Status Bat Species Occurrences in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-52: San Joaquin Pocket Mouse Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-53: American Badger Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-54: Vernal Pool Complex Botany Species Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-55: Alkali Seasonal Wetland Botany Species Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-56: Grassland Botany Species Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-57: Valley/Foothill Riparian Botany Species Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-58: Tidal Wetland Botany Species Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-59: Inland Dune Scrub Botany Species Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
  • Figure 12-60: Nontidal Wetland Botany Species Distribution and Habitat in Study Area Vicinity
• Chapter 13: Land Use
• Chapter 14: Agricultural Resources
• Chapter 15: Recreation
• Chapter 16: Socioeconomics
• Chapter 17: Aesthetics and Visual Resources
  • Figure 17-1: Key Observation Points and Proposed Photosimulation Locations
  • Figure 17-2: Existing and Simulated View of Boulden Island Shafts, Looking South from SR 12
  • Figure 17-3a: Key Observation Points and Proposed Photosimulation Locations
  • Figure 17-3b: Key Observation Points and Proposed Photosimulation Locations
  • Figure 17-3c: Key Observation Points and Proposed Photosimulation Locations
  • Figure 17-3d: Key Observation Points and Proposed Photosimulation Locations
• Chapter 18: Cultural Resources
• Chapter 19: Transportation
  • Figure 19-1: Transportation Facilities in the Plan Area Vicinity
  • Figure 19-2abc: Roadway Segments
• Chapter 20: Public Services and Utilities
• Chapter 21: Energy
• Chapter 22: Air Quality and Greenhouse Gases
• Chapter 23: Noise
• Chapter 24: Hazards and Hazardous Materials
  • Figure 24-1: Oil and Gas Pipelines
  • Figure 24-2: Sites of Concern
  • Figure 24-3: Oil and Gas Wells
  • Figure 24-4: Electrical Transmission Lines
  • Figure 24-5: Sensitive Receptors
  • Figure 24-6: Airports and Private Airstrips
• Chapter 25: Public Health
• Chapter 26: Mineral Resources
  • Figure 26-1: Active Mines in the Plan Area
  • Figure 26-2: Oil and Gas Fields in the Plan Area Vicinity
• Chapter 27: Paleontological Resources
  • Figure 27-1: Surface Exposure of Geologic Units with Potential to Contain Fossils
  • Figure 27-2: Depth to Top of Pleistocene Deposits
• Chapter 28: Environmental Justice
• Chapter 29: Climate Change
• Chapter 30: Growth Inducement
• Chapter 31: Other CEQA/NEPA Required Sections
• Chapter 32: Public Involvement, Consultation, and Coordination
• Chapter 33: List of Preparers
• Chapter 34: References Cited
• Chapter 35: Glossary
• Mapbooks
  • Mapbook M3-4
  • Mapbook M12-4
  • Mapbook M13-4
  • Mapbook M14-5
  • Mapbook M14-6
  • Mapbook M15-4

Appendices

• Appendix 3B: Environmental Commitments, AMMs, and CMs
• Appendix 17A: Scenic Quality Rating Forms
• Appendix 18A: Identified Cultural Resources Potentially Affected by the Project
• Appendix 19A: California WaterFix Supplemental EIR/EIS Proposed Project Traffic Impact Analysis
• Appendix 22A: Air Quality Analysis Methodology
• Appendix 22B: Air Quality Assumptions
• Appendix 22C: General Conformity Determination
• Appendix 23A: Noise Contours—Construction
• Appendix 23B: Noise Contours—Operations