Environmental Impact Analysis Process. Environmental Assessment for Space Division Proposed Housing, White Point, San Pedro, California
Abstract
The U.S. Air Force, Headquarters Space Division, Los Angeles, California, is proposing to construct 170 single family, detached homes for field grade and senior Air Force officers on approximately 50 acres of the area known as White Point in San Pedro, California. The proposed project will require cut and fill that will alter the specific terrain of the site; however, the general terraced nature of the site will remain. Regional and local air quality will not be significant affected by the proposed project. Adverse noise levels resulting from the proposed project are negligible. The proposed land use will alter the current open space nature of the site and preclude the use of the project site from a proposed State or City Park; however, the remaining 95 acres of White Point will still be available for recreational development by either the State or City. The proposed project will be consistent with surrounding single family residential areas. The proposed project will be consistent to the maximum extend possible with the plans and programs of the California Coastal Zone Commission and the Specific Coastal Land Use Plan for San Pedro. The proposed project will result in a population increase of approximately 660 people which is a small increase to the total population of the San Pedro area. The proposed project will have insignificant effects on the public services of the regional and local area. An archaeological/historical survey and record search was conducted for the proposed project site. A finding of no significant impact is made.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jul 01, 1984
- Accession Number
- ADA268066
Entities
Organizations
- United States Department of the Air Force