Draft Environmental Impact Statement
(Volume II)

Cover

Cover Letter

Fact Sheet

Table Of Contents

Chapter 1-Summary

Chapter 2-Alternatves

  Figure 2.1-1 Base Map
  Figure 2.5-1 General Process
  Figure 2.6-1 North Alternative 1 Comprehensive Plan
  Figure 2.6-2 South Alternative 1 Comprehensive Plan
  Figure 2.6-3 North Alternative 2 Comprehensive Plan
  Figure 2.6-4 South Alternative 2 Comprehensive Plan
  Figure 2.6-5 North Alternative 2 Comprehensive Plan
  Figure 2.6-6 South Alternative 3 Comprehensive Plan
  Figure 2.6-7 North Alternative 2 Comprehensive Plan Changes
  Figure 2.6-8 South Alternative 2 Comprehensive Plan Changes
  Figure 2.6-9 South Alternative 3 Comprehensive Plan Changes
  Figure 2.6-10 South Alternative 3 Comprehensive Plan Changes
  Figure 2.6-11 Silverdale SEPA Exemption Areas
  Figure 2.6-12 Silverdale Alternative 2 and Regional Growth Center

Chapter 3-Affect4ed Environment, Significant Impacts and 
  Mitigation Measures

 
Chapter 3.1-Natural Environment

  Figure 3.1-1 Elevation
  Figure 3.1-2 Surface Geology
  Figure 3.1-3 Geologically Hazardous Areas
  Figure 3.1-4 Streams and Waterbodies
  Figure 3.1-5 Watersheds
  Figure 3.1-6 Instream Flows
  Figure 3.1-7 Wetlands and Hydric Soils
  Figure 3.1-8 Frequently Flooded Areas
  Figure 3.1-9 303d Listed Streams
  Figure 3.1-10 WRIA 15 Sub-Areas
  Figure 3.1-11 Relative Degree of Groundwater Development
  Figure 3.1-12 Critical Aquifer Recharge Areas
  Figure 3.1-13 Barker Creek Habitat Available at flow levels
  Figure 3.1-14 Barker Creek Hydrograph 2-Year Flow
  Figure 3.1-15 Barker Creek Hydrograph Historic 25-Year Flow
  Figure 3.1-16 Basins and UGAs
  Figure 3.1-17 WDFW Wildlife Habitat Quality
  Figure 3.-18 Salmon Refugia Area
 
Chapter 3.2 Built Environment: Land Use and Transportation

  Figure 3.2-1 Existing Land Use (North)
  Figure 3.2-2 Existing Land Use (South)
  Figure 3.2-3 Shoreline Master Plan Designations
  Figure 3.2-4 Alternative 1 Development Capacity (North)
  Figure 3.2-5 Alternative 1 Development Capacity (South)
  Figure 3.2-6 Alternative 2 Development Capacity (North)
  Figure 3.2-7 Alternative 2 Development Capacity (South)
  Figure 3.2-8 Alternative 3 Development Capacity (North)
  Figure 3.2-9 Alternative 3 Development Capacity (South)
  Figure 3.2-10 County-wide Job Sector
  Figure 3.2-11 Job Distribution Across Industries
  Figure 3.2-12 Single and Multi-family units by Alternative
  Figure 3.2-13 Roadway Federal Functional Classification
  Figure 3.2-14 Transit Routes and Park & Ride Lots
  Figure 3.2-15 Railroads
  Figure 3.2-16 Bike Routes & Mosquito Fleet Trail Routes
  Figure 3.2-17 Alternative 1 Deficient Roadway Segments
  Figure 3.2-18 Alternative 2 Deficient Roadway Segments
  Figure 3.2-19 Alternative 3 Deficient Roadway Segments
  Figure 3.2-20 Estimated Noise Levels on 2-Lane Roadway

Chapter 3.3 Built Environment: Public Services and Utilities

  Figure 3.3-1 County Facilities
  Figure 3.3-2 Fire Stations and Districts
  Figure 3.3-3 Law Enforcement Facilities
  Figure 3.3-4 Parks and Open Space
  Figure 3.3-5 School Districts and Locators
  Figure 3.3-6 Sanitary Sewers
  Figure 3.3-7 Water Systems
  Figure 3.3-8 Cascade Natural Service Areas
  Figure 3.3-9 Cell Tower Locations

Chapter 4-Acronyms, Abbreviations and References

Appendix A-Scoping Notice/Determination of Significance

Appendix B-Alternative Growth Levels

Appendix C-Methods

Appendix D-Employment Capacity

Appendix E-Land Use Reclassification Requests

Appendix F-SEPA Exemption Regulations in Addition

Appendix G-Impervious Estimates

Appendix H-Reasonable Measures

Appendix I-UGA Policy Review

Appendix J-Kingston

Appendix K-Transportation

Appendix L-Parks

Appendix M-Energy and Telecommunications Supplemental Maps

Appendix N-Silverdale Inventory

 

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