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Vantage to Pomona Heights Table of Contents 230 kV Transmission Line Project FEIS October 2016 PAGE xiii TABLE 3.9-4 EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE PROJECT STUDY AREA, 2011-2015 ... 3-223 TABLE 3.9-5 NUMBER EMPLOYED BY INDUSTRY IN THE PROJECT STUDY AREA, 2013 AND CHANGE SINCE 2001 ................................................................................................................ 3-226 TABLE 3.9-6 INCOME BY SOURCE IN THE PROJECT STUDY AREA, 2013 AND CHANGE SINCE 2001....... ................................................................................................................................... 3-229 TABLE 3.9-7 COMPARISON OF PERCENT OF TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME EARNED IN FARM SECTOR, PROJECT STUDY AREA COUNTIES AND STATEWIDE, 2013 AND 2001 ....................... 3-230 TABLE 3.9-8 SUMMARY OF FARM SECTOR CHARACTERISTICS, PROJECT STUDY AREA COUNTIES, 2007 AND 2012 (DOLLAR FIGURES IN THOUSANDS) ................................................. 3-230 TABLE 3.9-9 BENTON COUNTY-WIDE PROPERTY TAX RATES FOR TAXES PAYABLE 2015 .......... 3-233 TABLE 3.9-10 GRANT COUNTY LEVIES FOR TAX YEAR 2014 (PAYMENT 2015) ............................. 3-233 TABLE 3.9-11 KITTITAS COUNTY LEVIES FOR TAX YEAR 2014 (PAYMENT 2015) .......................... 3-233 TABLE 3.9-12 YAKIMA COUNTY-WIDE PROPERTY TAX RATES FOR TAXES PAYABLE 2015 .......... 3-234 TABLE 3.9-13 YAKIMA COUNTY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES ................................................................ 3-234 TABLE 3.9-14 SALES AND USE TAX RATES IN THE PROJECT STUDY AREA AND BENTON COUNTY, PERCENT (LOCAL RATES ARE IN ADDITION TO THE STATE RATE) ........................... 3-235 TABLE 3.10-1 SUMMARY OF RACE AND ETHNICITY OF CENSUS BLOCK GROUPS WITHIN THREE MILES OF ACTION ALTERNATIVES, FOUR-COUNTY AREA, AND STATE OF WASHINGTON .. 3-240 TABLE 3.10-2 2013 POVERTY STATISTICS FOR THE PROJECT STUDY AREA AND STATEWIDE ........ 3-241 TABLE 3.10-3 SUMMARY OF LOW INCOME POPULATIONS OF CENSUS BLOCK GROUPS WITHIN THREE MILES OF ACTION ALTERNATIVES, FOUR-COUNTY REGION, AND STATE OF WASHINGTON ............................................................................................................ 3-241 TABLE 3.11-1 CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY COVERAGE BY ROUTE SEGMENT ........................... 3-258 TABLE 3.11-2 CULTURAL RESOURCES WITHIN 150-FOOT WIDE CORRIDORS BY ROUTE SEGMENT** .... ................................................................................................................................... 3-259 TABLE 3.11-3 CULTURAL RESOURCES WITHIN 500-FOOT WIDE CORRIDOR BY ROUTE SEGMENT** ...... ................................................................................................................................... 3-260 TABLE 3.12-1 FIRE REGIME GROUPS AND DESCRIPTIONS ............................................................... 3-263 TABLE 3.12-2 FIRE REGIME CONDITION CLASSES ........................................................................... 3-263 TABLE 3.13-1 NATIONAL AND STATE AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS .................................. 3-273 TABLE 3.13-2 YAKIMA CITY MONITORED AMBIENT AIR QUALITY: PM2.5 AND PM10 .................... 3-274 TABLE 3.15-1 SOIL UNITS BY ROUTE SEGMENT .............................................................................. 3-300 TABLE 3.15-2 SOIL SERIES DESCRIPTIONS ....................................................................................... 3-316 TABLE 4.2-1 VEGETATION RESOURCE SENSITIVITY CLASSIFICATIONS ............................................ 4-6 TABLE 4.2-2 SUMMARY OF IMPACTS TO VEGETATION RESOURCES .................................................. 4-7 TABLE 4.2-3 EFFECTS DETERMINATION FOR BLM SENSITIVE AND FEDERALLY LISTED SPECIES THAT OCCUR OR HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO OCCUR IN THE PROJECT AREA ......................... 4-12 TABLE 4.2-4 LONG-TERM DISTURBANCE TO VEGETATION BY ROUTE SEGMENT ........................... 4-41 TABLE 4.2-5 LONG-TERM DISTURBANCE TO SPECIAL STATUS SPECIES AND HABITAT BY ROUTE SEGMENT ..................................................................................................................... 4-43 TABLE 4.2-6 LONG-TERM DISTURBANCE TO VEGETATION AND IMPACT SUMMARY OF ACTION ALTERNATIVES ............................................................................................................ 4-51 TABLE 4.2-7 LONG-TERM DISTURBANCE TO SPECIAL STATUS PLANT SPECIES AND HABITAT AND IMPACT SUMMARY OF ACTION ALTERNATIVES ......................................................... 4-52