[See page 5-357 for the original comment] Comment OSEC-383 correctly states that the mitigation measures in Section 4.O, Utilities, Service Systems, and Water Supply reduce impacts from the water supply agreement from OID through MID through SFPUC to Brisbane. The statement in OSEC-383 regarding whether mitigation measures are meaningful does not reference specific mitigation measures, nor does it include any factual basis to support the assertion. As such, no response is required.
[See page 5-357 for the original comment] The comment does not make any reference to the analysis contained in the Draft EIR and therefore does not raise any significant environmental issues regarding the adequacy of the EIR. See Response OSEC-259 for discussion of rooftop runoff.
[See page 5-357 for the original comment] Existing 24” natural gas pipelines and jet fuel pipelines are shown in Appendix B, Draft Brisbane Baylands Infrastructure Plan, in Figure 11.1. The presence of this pipeline was confirmed with pipeline location data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration and the National Pipeline Mapping System. The 6” pipeline along Tunnel Avenue is also described in Appendix B, and is proposed to be relocated as shown in Figure 11.1 of Appendix B.
[See page 5-357 for the original comment] Executive Order S-14-08 was inadvertently described twice in the Regulatory Setting of Section 4.P, Energy Resources, of the Draft EIR. Two text changes are incorporated into the Draft EIR as a result. The less-detailed, duplicate, description of Executive Order S-14-08 on page 4.P-6 is removed:
Executive Order S-14-08
Executive Order S-14-08, signed by then-Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in 2008, established a Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) target for California that requires all retail sellers of electricity to serve 33 percent of their load with renewable energy by 2020.The regulatory setting text in the Draft EIR describing Executive Order S-14-08 on page 4.P-8 has been revised as follows:
In November 2008, Governor Schwarzenegger signed Executive Order S-14-08, which
raises California’s renewable energy goals torequires retail sellers of electricity to serve 33 percent of their electrical load by 2020 from renewable energy sources. This enhanced target is intended to help California meet statewide greenhouse gas emission reduction targets (refer to Section III.S). This has been reiterated by California Executive Order S-21-09 which charges the California Air Resources Board (CARB), by July 31, 2010, to establish a regulation