Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Project Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Report/Statement. Volume 2. Monterey Peninsula Water Management District
Abstract
The Monterey Peninsula Water Management District in California has examined 10 alternatives with the goal of providing a municipal water supply to the Monterey Peninsula that would provide adequate drought protection for existing residents and meet the long-term water supply needs of planned growth. This EIR/EIS examines the environmental consequences of the 10 project alternatives, including four reservoir sizes at two dam sites on the main stem of the Carmel River, three dam sites on tributaries to the Carmel River, one off-stream reservoir, desalination, and the No project alternative. Partial contents include vegetation, wildlife, environmental impact of reservoir and desalination plants, climate and air quality, Noise pollution, History and archaeology, Public health and safety, Land use, planning and recreation, Socioeconomics and population, employment and housing estimates, traffic, air quality, solid waste, waste water and Fiscal Impacts.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 01, 1991
- Accession Number
- ADA240104
Entities
Organizations
- United States Army Corps of Engineers