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SECTION 48: PUBLIC SAFETY MITIGATION Findings: • Security for the Boeing facility is provided by Boeing. Historically, Boeing has required no significant assistance from local law enforcement agencies. • The EIS examined on-site police protection impacts of the proposal, and to mitigate those impacts the Decision Document requires Boeing to maintain its current security staff ratio and to share information and training with the City. • Offsite public safety impacts including police protection and corrections were among those expenditure areas included in the fiscal analysis described in Appendix L. Table 3 (attached) sets forth "Public Service/Fiscal Impacts on Snohomish County General Government 1988-1996." For each year of the period analyzed, total revenues (all sources) exceed total expenditures. Conclusions: • Local jurisdictions may, at their discretion, appropriate funds for public safety purposes in anticipation of impacts, avoiding gaps in service provisions, and/or allowing for a training period. • The EIS finds that there are no significant adverse environmental impacts in the public safety area which cannot be mitigated through appropriate governmental allocation of revenues generated by the project. Decision: Deny the appeal and affirm the Decision Document as written with regard to this issue. SECTION 49: SOLID WASTE, WATER SUPPLY AND WATER QUALITY Findings: • The Draft EIS (App. L-Public Services) assumed that population subset would utilize utility services at the same rate as the population at large. Based on existing demand, the following multipliers were used: Water - 100 gallons per person per day (1.6 billion gallons per year) 72