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Vantage to Pomona Heights Table of Contents 230 kV Transmission Line Project FEIS October 2016 PAGE xv TABLE 4.8-11 VISUAL RESOURCE RESIDUAL IMPACT SUMMARY BY ACTION ALTERNATIVE AFTER MITIGATION............................................................................................................... 4-223 TABLE 4.9-1 SUMMARY OF MILEAGE BY COUNTY, CONSTRUCTION COSTS, AND LABOR FORCE BY ACTION ALTERNATIVE .............................................................................................. 4-227 TABLE 4.9-2 ASSUMED SPENDING ON LOCAL GOODS AND SERVICES FOR CONSTRUCTION ......... 4-229 TABLE 4.9-3 SPENDING BY ITINERANT CONSTRUCTION AND OTHER VISITING PERSONNEL ......... 4-229 TABLE 4.9-4 SUMMARY OF IMPACTS ON EMPLOYMENT, INCOME, VALUE ADDED, AND OUTPUT USING IMPLAN ........................................................................................................... 4-232 TABLE 4.9-5 CURRENT AND PROJECT LABOR INCOME BY ACTION ALTERNATIVES ..................... 4-233 TABLE 4.9-6 SALES AND USE TAXES PAID TO COUNTIES .............................................................. 4-235 TABLE 4.9-7 PROPERTY TAXES PAID TO COUNTIES AND STATE, BY ACTION ALTERNATIVE1 ...... 4-236 TABLE 4.9-8 BLM ROW BY ACTION ALTERNATIVE..................................................................... 4-238 TABLE 4.9-9 ANNUAL ROW RENTAL PAYMENTS TO BLM, 2015 ................................................. 4-238 TABLE 4.9-10 SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT SUMMARY OF ACTION ALTERNATIVES ........................... 4-239 TABLE 4.10-1 POTENTIALLY AFFECTED CENSUS BLOCK GROUPSE BASED ON MINORITY POPULATIONS ............................................................................................................ 4-246 TABLE 4.10-2 POTENTIALLY AFFECTED CENSUS BLOCK GROUPS BASED ON POPULATIONS WITH INCOMES BELOW POVERTY LEVEL ........................................................................... 4-247 TABLE 4.10-3 EJ IMPACT SUMMARY OF ALTERNATIVES................................................................. 4-249 TABLE 4.11-1 TOTAL GROUND DISTURBANCE (SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM) BY ACTION ALTERNATIVE ............................................................................................................ 4-273 TABLE 4.11-2 CULTURAL RESOURCES WITHIN 75-FEET OF THE ROUTE SEGMENT CENTERLINE (150- FOOT CORRIDOR) BY ACTION ALTERNATIVES* ........................................................ 4-275 TABLE 4.11-3 CULTURAL RESOURCES WITHIN 250-FEET OF ROUTE SEGMENT CENTERLINES (500- FOOT CORRIDOR) BY ACTION ALTERNATIVE* .......................................................... 4-276 TABLE 4.11-4 VISUALLY SENSITIVE CULTURAL RESOURCES WITHIN 250-FEET OF ROUTE SEGMENT CENTERLINES BY ACTION ALTERNATIVE* ............................................................... 4-277 TABLE 4.12-1 IMPACT SUMMARY OF ACTION ALTERNATIVES FOR WILDLAND FIRE ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................................... 4-288 TABLE 4.13-1 ESTIMATED PROJECT EMISSIONS .............................................................................. 4-295 TABLE 4.14-1 WATER RESOURCE SENSITIVITY CLASSIFICATION ................................................... 4-297 TABLE 4.14-2 LINEAR MILES CROSSED AND DISTURBANCE TO WATER RESOURCES BY ROUTE SEGMENT (ACRES) .................................................................................................... 4-303 TABLE 4.14-3 IMPACTS TO WATER RESOURCES AND IMPACT SUMMARY OF ACTION ALTERNATIVES ... ................................................................................................................................... 4-313 TABLE 4.15-1 GEOLOGY AND SOIL RESOURCE SENSITIVITY CLASSIFICATIONS ............................. 4-315 TABLE 4.15-2 LONG-TERM DISTURBANCE TO GEOLOGIC AND SOIL RESOURCES BY ROUTE SEGMENT . ................................................................................................................................... 4-329 TABLE 4.15-3 LONG-TERM DISTURBANCE TO GEOLOGIC AND SOIL RESOURCES BY ACTION ALTERNATIVE ............................................................................................................ 4-335 TABLE 4.16-1 INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR ALTERNATING CURRENT (AC) EMF LEVELS .... 4-338 TABLE 4.16-2 STATE REGULATED AC EMF LEVELS ....................................................................... 4-338 TABLE 4.16-3 SUMMARY OF USEPA GUIDELINES FOR AUDIBLE NOISE ......................................... 4-339