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12/18/2018
Meeting title
Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Regular
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Conduct a Closed Record Meeting to consider the Hearing Examiner's Recommendation for the Vantage to Pomona Transmission Line Conditional Use Permit (CU-18-00001)
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Board Discussion and Decision
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50108
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Conduct closed record hearing
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Vantage to Pomona Heights Chapter 4 <br />230 kV Transmission Line Project FEIS Environmental Consequences <br /> PAGE 4-249 <br />4.10.3 Impact Summary by Alternative <br />4.10.3.1 No Action Alternative <br />Since no construction or operations would occur, no impacts on EJ would occur under the No Action <br />Alternative. <br />4.10.3.2 Action Alternatives <br />Because the Action Alternatives and areas within a three mile radius include almost identical potentially <br />affected Census Block Groups, at the Block Group level of analysis, only very minor differences in <br />impacts on EJ were evident. The difference in impact among Action Alternatives consists of the addition <br />of one Census Block Group with disproportionate populations of minorities and/or low-income persons <br />for Alternatives A, D, F, and H. These impacts are summarized in Table 4.10-3. <br />Some potential impact on the unincorporated community of Beverly is possible under each Action <br />Alternative except the NNR Alternative with or without the MR Subroute. This is particularly true for <br />those Action Alternatives using Route Segment 3c (Alternatives A, D, F, and H). However, the impact on <br />this small population of minority and/or low-income persons is assessed as minimal due to distance from <br />the Action Alternatives and the very small absolute size of the minority and/or low-income population of <br />Beverly. Impacts to the community of Beverly do not differ appreciably by Action Alternative. <br />Census Block Groups in rural areas, such as most of the local area, are very large. In many cases, most of <br />the area of the Block Groups is outside the three-mile radius of the Action Alternatives. Thus, the <br />presence of a substantially large proportion of minority and/or low-income persons in the Block Groups <br />does not necessarily mean that there are concentrations of such communities actually in proximity to the <br />Action Alternatives. Upon closer examination of the potentially affected Census Block Groups, it was <br />determined that no significant impacts on EJ populations would occur under any Action Alternative. <br />Table 4.10-3 EJ Impact Summary of Alternatives <br />ACTION ALTERNATIVES <br />QUANTITATIVE DATA <br />IMPACT ON RACIAL OR ETHNIC MINORITIES IMPACT ON LOW-INCOME PERSONS <br />Alternative A <br />1a/NNR-1, 1b, 2a, 2b, 2d, 3a, 3c <br />64.5 miles <br />Ten Census Block Groups identified as <br />potentially affected. However, closer <br />examination revealed no substantial <br />number of minorities within one mile of <br />any Action Alternative. No significant <br />impact. <br />Nine Census Block Groups identified as <br />potentially affected. However, closer <br />examination revealed no substantial <br />number of low-income persons within <br />one mile of any Action Alternative. No <br />significant impact. <br />Alternative B <br />1a/NNR-1, 1b, 2a, 2b, 2d, 3a, 3b <br />61.0 miles <br />Ten Census Block Groups identified as <br />potentially affected. However, closer <br />examination revealed no substantial <br />number of minorities within one mile of <br />any Action Alternative. No significant <br />impact. <br />Nine Census Block Groups identified as <br />potentially affected. However, closer <br />examination revealed no substantial <br />number of low-income persons within <br />one mile of any Action Alternative. No <br />significant impact. <br />Alternative C <br />1a/NNR-1, 1b, 2a, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3b <br />62.8 miles <br />Ten Census Block Groups identified as <br />potentially affected. However, closer <br />examination revealed no substantial <br />number of minorities within one mile of <br />any Action Alternative. No significant <br />impact. <br />Nine Census Block Groups identified as <br />potentially affected. However, closer <br />examination revealed no substantial <br />number of low-income persons within <br />one mile of any Action Alternative. No <br />significant impact.
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