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At the county public Scoping Meeting on September 25, 2002 Frances M. Farina, a Carmel attorney, provided the County Planning Department representatives and Jones & Stokes consultants with comments and questions for use in the preparation of the required EIR for the Pebble Beach Company's pending application for major commercial development projects in Del Monte Forest. A summary of her presentation follows:
CONDITIONS OF SPANISH BAY APPROVAL COMPLIANCE - is PBC in compliance with all conditions of approval for its last development project, Spanish Bay (e.g. sand dune restoration) TRAFFIC IMPACTS DEFINE THE "IMPACT" AREA RECLAIMED WATER AVAILABILITY ALTERNATIVES TO SALE OF WATER ENTITLEMENT - What alternatives are being evaluated to the current proposal that PBC sell a portion of its potable water entitlement for eight times the current market price to fund expansion of the existing reclamation plant? New golf course should only be irrigated with reclaimed water, but current facility lacks capacity to service it. POTABLE WATER AVAILABILITY PBC ENTITLEMENT BASED ON PROJECT PRODUCING 800 ACRE FEET PER ANNUM (AFA) - Reclamation project has averaged 600 AFA. Should PBC get 100% of its entitlement when project is producing 75% of what was expected? PEER REVIEW OF EXISTING REPORTS WHO WILL DO IT - More than ten existing reports will be used (e.g. traffic, water demand, noise, special status species). Who will do the review? CUMULATIVE IMPACTS WITHIN THE FOREST MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM WHO WILL ENFORCE THE CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL |