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i f <br /> Capaciry o(the system is 1,700 gallons per gross acre per day,and 4,000 gallons per gross acre per day of <br /> iiutantaneous pesk flew. <br /> Some sites mny have capaciry in escess o([he thresho�d available ro sen�e pocential uscrs. If a proposal would <br /> exceed 1,780 gallens per gross acre per day and/or 4,OIX1 gallons per gross acrz per day of instan[aneous peak tlow, <br /> additionu! analysis will be required. The additional analysis may be as simple as calculations completed by the <br /> Public Works Department prior to a pre-application meeting on a specific development proposal. The additional <br /> analysis must determine how the proposal's sewer demand will affect the sewer system. Projects with no additional <br /> major improvements needed and no adverse cumulative impacts on the sewer system are covered by this analysis. <br /> Addi[ional SEPA analysis will be required for projects that may require major improvemena not identified in the <br /> EIS or that may have adverse cumula[ive impacts on the sewer system. <br /> The EIS analysis does not cover the impacts of construction of a new sewer main across Japanese Gulch. Additional <br /> analysis i5 required to review altemative routes for the line which will minimize the impacts of the propasal,or <br /> altemative means of providing sewers ro that area. <br /> 8.7.3 Mitigation Mcasures <br /> I. Individual developments may be responsiblc for funding all or a ponion of sewer system capital itnprovements <br /> as shown in Table 8-3 (Table 3.8-4 in die EIS). (S@PA Publi: Services and Utilities Policics) <br /> IF <br />
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