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							Mission Trails FRS II, Pipeline Tunnel
         and Vent Demolition Project
        Draft Environmental Impact Report




              State Clearinghouse No. 2005041025




                                     March 2006




                                   Lead Agency:

               San Diego County Water Authority
                          4677 Overland Avenue
                     San Diego, California 92123


                                    Prepared by:

               Tierra Environmental Services, Inc.
               9915 Businesspark Avenue, Suite C
                      San Diego, California 92131
                                          TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section                                                                                                                       Page

ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ...................................................................................... ix

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .......................................................................................................ES-1
ES.1 Project Objectives ..........................................................................................................ES-1
ES.2 Project Overview ...........................................................................................................ES-2
ES.3 Public Outreach Program...............................................................................................ES-3
ES.4 Areas of Controversy .....................................................................................................ES-5
ES.5 Issues to be Resolved .....................................................................................................ES-6
ES.6 Alternatives to the Project..............................................................................................ES-6
ES.7 Summary of Environmental Impacts, Mitigation Measures and Level of
     Significance after Mitigation .........................................................................................ES-7

1.0       INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................... 1-1
          1.1  Project Background.............................................................................................. 1-1
          1.2  Purpose and Use of the EIR ................................................................................. 1-2
          1.3  Scoping Process ................................................................................................... 1-3
          1.4  Document Organization ....................................................................................... 1-3
          1.5  Incorporation by Reference.................................................................................. 1-4
          1.6  Availability of the EIR......................................................................................... 1-4

2.0       PROJECT DESCRIPTION.............................................................................................. 2-1
          2.1  Project Location and Environmental Setting ....................................................... 2-1
          2.2  Project Objectives ................................................................................................ 2-2
          2.3  Project Components ............................................................................................. 2-4
               2.3.1 Flow Regulatory Structure....................................................................... 2-4
               2.3.2 Pipeline Tunnels....................................................................................... 2-6
               2.3.3 Vent Removal .......................................................................................... 2-8
               2.3.4 San Diego River Crossing........................................................................ 2-8
          2.4  Project Construction............................................................................................. 2-8
               2.4.1 General Schedule ..................................................................................... 2-8
               2.4.2 Staging Areas ......................................................................................... 2-10
               2.4.3 Access Routes ........................................................................................ 2-11
               2.4.4 FRS II Construction ............................................................................... 2-12
               2.4.5 Pipeline Tunnel Construction ................................................................ 2-13
               2.4.6 Pipeline Connections ............................................................................. 2-15
               2.4.7 Vent and Blowoff Removal ................................................................... 2-16
               2.4.8 Spoil Disposal ........................................................................................ 2-16
               2.4.9 San Diego River Crossing Construction ................................................ 2-17




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        2.5       Project Operation ............................................................................................... 2-17
                  2.5.1 FRS II Operation and Maintenance Procedures..................................... 2-17
                  2.5.2 Pipeline Tunnel Operation and Maintenance Procedures...................... 2-18
        2.6       General Conditions/Standard Specifications and Project Design Features ....... 2-18
                  2.6.1 Aesthetics/Visual Quality ...................................................................... 2-18
                  2.6.2 Traffic/Circulation ................................................................................. 2-19
                  2.6.3 Air Quality ............................................................................................. 2-19
                  2.6.4 Noise and Vibration ............................................................................... 2-20
                  2.6.5 Recreation .............................................................................................. 2-21
                  2.6.6 Hydrology/Water Quality ...................................................................... 2-21
                  2.6.7 Biological Resources ............................................................................. 2-24
                  2.6.8 Geology and Soils .................................................................................. 2-26
                  2.6.9 Public Safety and Hazardous Materials ................................................. 2-28
                  2.6.10 Utilities and Public Services .................................................................. 2-31
        2.7       Discretionary Actions and Approvals................................................................ 2-31

3.0     ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS ............................................................................... 3.1-1
        3.1  Land Use ........................................................................................................... 3.1-1
             3.1.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................... 3.1-1
             3.1.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................... 3.1-3
             3.1.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................... 3.1-4
             3.1.4 Mitigation Measures ............................................................................. 3.1-8
             3.1.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation......................................................... 3.1-8
        3.2  Aesthetics/Visual Quality ................................................................................. 3.2-1
             3.2.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................... 3.2-1
             3.2.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................... 3.2-2
             3.2.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................... 3.2-3
             3.2.4 Mitigation Measures ............................................................................. 3.2-8
             3.2.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation......................................................... 3.2-8
        3.3  Traffic/Circulation ............................................................................................ 3.3-1
             3.3.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................... 3.3-1
             3.3.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................... 3.3-6
             3.3.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................... 3.3-7
             3.3.4 Mitigation Measures ........................................................................... 3.3-12
             3.3.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation....................................................... 3.3-12
        3.4  Air Quality ........................................................................................................ 3.4-1
             3.4.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................... 3.4-1
             3.4.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................... 3.4-5
             3.4.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................... 3.4-5
             3.4.4 Mitigation Measures ........................................................................... 3.4-10
             3.4.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation....................................................... 3.4-11
        3.5  Noise and Vibration .......................................................................................... 3.5-1
             3.5.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................... 3.5-1
             3.5.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................... 3.5-4

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                 3.5.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................... 3.5-4
                 3.5.4 Mitigation Measures ........................................................................... 3.5-11
                 3.5.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation....................................................... 3.5-13
        3.6      Recreation ......................................................................................................... 3.6-1
                 3.6.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................... 3.6-1
                 3.6.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................... 3.6-1
                 3.6.3 Impacts Analysis................................................................................... 3.6-2
                 3.6.4 Mitigation Measures ............................................................................. 3.6-3
                 3.6.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation......................................................... 3.6-3
        3.7      Water Resources ............................................................................................... 3.7-1
                 3.7.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................... 3.7-1
                 3.7.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................... 3.7-4
                 3.7.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................... 3.7-5
                 3.7.4 Mitigation Measures ............................................................................. 3.7-9
                 3.7.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation......................................................... 3.7-9
        3.8      Biological Resources ........................................................................................ 3.8-1
                 3.8.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................... 3.8-1
                 3.8.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................. 3.8-11
                 3.8.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................. 3.8-12
                 3.8.4 Mitigation Measures ........................................................................... 3.8-17
                 3.8.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation....................................................... 3.8-20
        3.9      Cultural Resources ............................................................................................ 3.9-1
                 3.9.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................... 3.9-1
                 3.9.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................... 3.9-3
                 3.9.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................... 3.9-3
                 3.9.4 Mitigation Measures ............................................................................. 3.9-4
                 3.9.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation......................................................... 3.9-5
        3.10     Geology and Soils ........................................................................................... 3.10-1
                 3.10.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................. 3.10-1
                 3.10.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................. 3.10-5
                 3.10.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................. 3.10-6
                 3.10.4 Mitigation Measures ........................................................................... 3.10-7
                 3.10.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation....................................................... 3.10-7
        3.11     Paleontological Resources .............................................................................. 3.11-1
                 3.11.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................. 3.11-1
                 3.11.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................. 3.11-2
                 3.11.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................. 3.11-2
                 3.11.4 Mitigation Measures ........................................................................... 3.11-2
                 3.11.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation....................................................... 3.11-3
        3.12     Public Safety and Hazardous Materials .......................................................... 3.12-1
                 3.12.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................. 3.12-1
                 3.12.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................. 3.12-2
                 3.12.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................. 3.12-2


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                  3.12.4 Mitigation Measures ........................................................................... 3.12-4
                  3.12.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation....................................................... 3.12-5
        3.13      Utilities and Public Services ........................................................................... 3.13-1
                  3.13.1 Existing Conditions............................................................................. 3.13-1
                  3.13.2 Thresholds of Significance ................................................................. 3.13-2
                  3.13.3 Impact Analysis .................................................................................. 3.13-3
                  3.13.4 Mitigation Measures ........................................................................... 3.13-7
                  3.13.5 Residual Impacts after Mitigation....................................................... 3.13-7

4.0     CUMULATIVE IMPACTS............................................................................................. 4-1
        4.1 Introduction.......................................................................................................... 4-1
        4.2 Cumulative Projects ............................................................................................. 4-1
        4.3 Cumulative Impact Analysis................................................................................ 4-8
            4.3.1 Land Use .................................................................................................. 4-8
            4.3.2 Aesthetics/Visual Quality ........................................................................ 4-8
            4.3.3 Traffic/Circulation ................................................................................... 4-9
            4.3.4 Air Quality ............................................................................................. 4-10
            4.3.5 Noise and Vibration ............................................................................... 4-11
            4.3.6 Recreation .............................................................................................. 4-11
            4.3.7 Water Resources .................................................................................... 4-12
            4.3.8 Biological Resources ............................................................................. 4-12
            4.3.9 Cultural Resources ................................................................................. 4-13
            4.3.10 Geology and Soils .................................................................................. 4-13
            4.3.11 Paleontological Resources ..................................................................... 4-13
            4.3.12 Public Safety and Hazardous Materials ................................................. 4-14
            4.3.13 Utilities and Public Services .................................................................. 4-14

5.0     GROWTH INDUCING EFFECTS.................................................................................. 5-1

6.0     OTHER MANDATORY CONSIDERATIONS.............................................................. 6-1
        6.1  Effects Found Not to Be Significant.................................................................... 6-1
             6.1.1 Environmental Effects Eliminated from Further Review ........................ 6-1
             6.1.2 Effects Found Not to Be Significant During Environmental Analysis.... 6-3
             6.1.3 Non-applicable Significance Thresholds ................................................. 6-6
        6.2  Unavoidable Significant Effects .......................................................................... 6-8
             6.2.1 Air Quality ............................................................................................... 6-8
             6.2.2 Noise ........................................................................................................ 6-9

7.0     ALTERNATIVES............................................................................................................ 7-1
        7.1  Introduction.......................................................................................................... 7-1
        7.2  Alternatives Considered but Rejected.................................................................. 7-1
             7.2.1 Alternative Location for FRS II............................................................... 7-2
             7.2.2 Alternative Ingress/Egress Points and Truck Routes During
                    Project Construction................................................................................. 7-2

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                  7.2.3 Spoil Disposal in MTRP at the BMX Site ............................................... 7-3
        7.3       No Project Alternative ......................................................................................... 7-4
        7.4       Alternative to the FRS II Control Building.......................................................... 7-4
        7.5       Alternative Tunnel Alignments............................................................................ 7-5
                  7.5.1 Combined Inlet and Outlet Tunnel from One Heading Alternative ........ 7-5
                  7.5.2 Inlet Tunnel and Trenched Outlet Pipeline.............................................. 7-6
        7.6       Comparison of Project Alternatives..................................................................... 7-6
        7.7       Environmentally Superior Alternative................................................................. 7-7

8.0     ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONS CONSULTED.................................................... 8-1

9.0     LIST OF PREPARERS.................................................................................................... 9-1

10.0    REFERENCES .............................................................................................................. 10-1

APPENDICES
A    Notice of Preparation and Comment Letters
B    Traffic Technical Report
C    Air Quality Technical Report
D    Noise and Vibration Technical Report
E    Biological Resources Technical Report
F    Cultural Resources Technical Report




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                                               LIST OF FIGURES
Figure                                                                                                                              Page

1-1        Regional Water Authority Facilities ............................................................................. 1-5
1-2        Existing Water Authority Facilities in MTRP .............................................................. 1-7
2-1        Project Vicinity ........................................................................................................... 2-33
2-2        Project Location .......................................................................................................... 2-35
2-3        Project Study Area ...................................................................................................... 2-37
2-4        Project Components .................................................................................................... 2-39
2-5        Site/Grading Layout for FRS II .................................................................................. 2-41
2-6        Simulation of FRS II Control Building....................................................................... 2-43
2-7        Tunnel Plan and Profile for Proposed Project............................................................. 2-45
2-8        Stabilized River Crossing ........................................................................................... 2-47
2-9        Visual Representation of Stabilized San Diego River Crossing................................. 2-49
2-10       Proposed Construction Access/Haul Routes............................................................... 2-51
2-11       Potential Disposal Site Locations ............................................................................... 2-53
3.1-1      Existing Land Use...................................................................................................... 3.1-9
3.1-2      On-Site and Surrounding Land Uses ....................................................................... 3.1-11
3.2-1      Locations of Key Observation Points ........................................................................ 3.2-9
3.2-2      Hemingway Avenue (KOP 1).................................................................................. 3.2-11
3.2-3      Jackson Drive/Mission Gorge Road (KOP 2).......................................................... 3.2-13
3.2-4      Visitor’s Center (KOP 3) ......................................................................................... 3.2-15
3.2-5      San Diego River Crossing (KOP 4) ......................................................................... 3.2-17
3.2-6      FRS Sites (KOP 5) ................................................................................................... 3.2-19
3.2-7      Rim Trail Panoramic View (KOP 6) ....................................................................... 3.2-21
3.2-8      Elliott Vents #4 and #5 (KOP 7).............................................................................. 3.2-23
3.2-9      Calle de Vida/Colina Drive Access Points (KOP 8)................................................ 3.2-25
3.2-10     Eastern Terminus of Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (KOP 9).................................... 3.2-27
3.2-11     Portobelo Drive/Belsara Access Point (KOP 10) .................................................... 3.2-29
3.2-12     North Tunnel Portal (KOP 11)................................................................................. 3.2-31
3.2-13     Simulated View of FRS II Site from Corte Playa Catalina
           Looking East (KOP 12) ........................................................................................... 3.2-33
3.2-14     Rear Yard of Belsera Looking East Southeast Towards North Portal (KOP 13) .... 3.2-35
3.2-15     View of Belsera at Corner of Access Road and Water Authority
           Right-of-Way (KOP 14) .......................................................................................... 3.2-37
3.2-16     West of Belsera Access Road (KOP 15) Looking Southeast .................................. 3.2-39
3.3-1      Existing Traffic Conditions Diagram....................................................................... 3.3-13
3.3-2      Existing Traffic Volumes......................................................................................... 3.3-15
3.3-3      Construction Traffic Clairemont Mesa /I-15 Route................................................. 3.3-17
3.3-4      Construction Traffic Santo /SR-52 Route................................................................ 3.3-19
3.3-5      Existing + Construction Traffic Volumes Clairemont Mesa /I-15 Route................ 3.3-21
3.3-6      Existing + Construction Traffic Volumes Santo /SR-52 Route............................... 3.3-23
3.3-7      School Locations in Project Vicinity ....................................................................... 3.3-25
3.6-1      MTRP Trails Map ...................................................................................................... 3.6-5
3.6-2      Potential Trail Closures During Construction............................................................ 3.6-7
3.6-3      Alternative Offsite Access Routes ............................................................................. 3.6-9

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3.7-1      100-Year Floodplain in Vicinity of the River Crossing........................................... 3.7-11
3.8-1      Biological Resources Map #1 .................................................................................. 3.8-21
3.8-2      Biological Resources Map #2 .................................................................................. 3.8-23
3.8-3      Biological Resources Map #3 .................................................................................. 3.8-25
3.8-4      Biological Resources Map #4 .................................................................................. 3.8-27
3.8-5      Aerial View of Proposed River Crossing................................................................. 3.8-29
3.10-1     Study Area Geology – Inlet Tunnel ......................................................................... 3.10-9
3.10-2     Study Area Geology – Outlet Tunnel .................................................................... 3.10-11
3.10-3     Study Area Geology – Stabilized River Crossing.................................................. 3.10-13
7-1        Two-vent Alternative to Access/Control Building ....................................................... 7-9
7-2        Tunnel Plan and Profile for Combined Inlet and Outlet Tunnel
           from One Heading Alternative.................................................................................... 7-11
7-3        Inlet Tunnel and Trenched Outlet Pipeline Alternative.............................................. 7-13




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                                                LIST OF TABLES
Table                                                                                                                       Page

ES-1       Summary of Environmental Impacts and Mitigation Measures .................................ES-8
2-1        Proposed Construction Schedule .................................................................................. 2-9
2-2        Construction Staging Area Footprint Size .................................................................. 2-10
2-3        Discretionary Actions and Approvals......................................................................... 2-32
3.3-1      Intersections in Study Area........................................................................................ 3.3-1
3.3-2      Street Segments in Study Area .................................................................................. 3.3-2
3.3-3      Existing Intersection Operations................................................................................ 3.3-3
3.3-4      Existing Street Segment Operations .......................................................................... 3.3-4
3.3-5      Level of Service Definitions for Signalized Intersections ......................................... 3.3-5
3.3-6      Segment ADT Counts ................................................................................................ 3.3-6
3.3-7      Project Construction Trip Generation........................................................................ 3.3-8
3.3-8      Estimated Maximum Daily Truck and Construction Employee Traffic.................... 3.3-8
3.3-9      Existing + Construction Traffic Intersection Operations........................................... 3.3-9
3.3-10     Existing + Construction Traffic Segment Operations.............................................. 3.3-11
3.4-1      Ambient Air Quality Standards ................................................................................. 3.4-3
3.4-2      Ambient Background Concentrations........................................................................ 3.4-4
3.4-3      Pollutant Emission Thresholds .................................................................................. 3.4-6
3.4-4      Individual Construction Phase Results for NOx and PM10 Where Maximum
           Daily Emissions Would Exceed Thresholds.............................................................. 3.4-8
3.4-5      Estimated Potential Worst-Case Maximum Daily Construction Emissions.............. 3.4-8
3.5-1      Short-Term Sound Level Measurements ................................................................... 3.5-3
3.5-2      Long-Term (24-hour) Sound Level Measurements ................................................... 3.5-3
3.5-3      Thresholds for Interior and Exterior Noise Impacts .................................................. 3.5-5
3.5-4      Land Use Noise Thresholds ....................................................................................... 3.5-5
3.5-5      Sound Levels of Typical Noise Sources and Noise Environments............................ 3.5-6
3.5-6      Calculated Sound Levels from Construction/Demolition.......................................... 3.5-7
3.5-7      Calculated Traffic Sound Levels at 50 feet from Roadways ..................................... 3.5-9
3.5-8      Vibration Source Levels for Construction Equipment............................................. 3.5-11
3.8-1      Sensitive Species Potentially Occurring on the Project Site...................................... 3.8-3
3.8-2      Anticipated Permanent and Temporary Project Impacts ......................................... 3.8-12
3.8-3      Location of Project Impacts to Upland Habitats Relative to the
           Water Authority ROW............................................................................................. 3.8-13
3.8-4      Impacts to Jurisdictional Habitats............................................................................ 3.8-16
3.8-5      Mitigation Requirements for Upland Impacts Inside of the ROW .......................... 3.8-19
3.8-6      Mitigation Requirements for Upland Impacts Outside of the ROW ....................... 3.8-19
3.8-7      Total Upland Habitat Mitigation Requirements ...................................................... 3.8-20
3.8-8      Mitigation for Impacts to Jurisdictional Habitats .................................................... 3.8-20
3.10-1     Soil Characteristics and Location in Project Area ................................................... 3.10-5
4-1        Cumulative Projects Considered................................................................................... 4-2
7-1        Comparison of Alternatives to Proposed Project.......................................................... 7-7



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                            ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
ADT              Average Daily Trips
AM               Morning time (12:00 midnight up to 12:00 noon)
AMSL             Above Mean Sea Level
APCD             Air Pollution Control District
APE              Area of Potential Effect
AQIA             Air Quality Impact Analysis

BMPs             Best Management Practices

CAA              Clean Air Act
CAAQS            California Ambient Air Quality Standards
CAC              Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Cal/OSHA         California Occupational Safety and Health Administration
CDMG             California Division of Mines and Geology
Caltrans         California Department of Transportation
CAPCOA           California Air Pollution Control Officers’ Association
CARB             California Air Resources Board
CDFG             California Department of Fish and Game
CEQA             California Environmental Quality Act
cfs              cubic feet per second
CHMA             Crestridge Habitat Management Area
CIP              Capital Improvement Program
CNEL             Community Noise Equivalent Level
CNDDB            California Natural Diversity Data Base
CNPS             California Native Plant Society
CO               Carbon Monoxide
Corps            U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
cy               cubic yards

dB               decibels
dBA              decibels (A-weighted)
DO               Dissolved Oxygen

EIR              Environmental Impact Report
EIS              Environmental Impact Statement
EMS              Emergency Medical Services
ERP              Emergency Response Plan

F                Fahrenheit
FEMA             Federal Emergency Management Agency
FIRM             Flood Insurance Rate Map
fps              feet per second
FRS              Flow Regulatory Structure
FTA              Federal Transit Administration
FUDS             Formerly Used Defense Site
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HCP              Habitat Conservation Plan
HVAC             Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning
HU               Hydrologic Unit

I-15             Interstate 15
in/sec           inches per second

KOPs             Key Observations Points
kV               kilovolt

lbs/day          pounds per day
Leq              equivalent sound level
lf               linear feet
LHD              Load-Haul-Dump
LOS              Level of service

MBTA             Migratory Bird Treaty Act
MCAS             Marine Corps Air Station
mg               million gallon
mgd              million gallons per day
MHPA             Multi-Habitat Planning Area
MLP              Moreno-Lakeside Pipeline
mph              miles per hour
MRZ              Mineral Resource Zones
MSCP             San Diego Multiple Species Conservation Program
MSL              Mean Sea Level
MTRP             Mission Trails Regional Park
MWD              Metropolitan Water District of Southern California

NAAQS            National Ambient Air Quality Standards
NCCP             Natural Communities Conservation Program
NO2              Nitrogen Dioxide
NOI              Notice of Intent
NOx              Nitrogen Oxides
NPDES            National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System

O3               Ozone
OE               Ordnance and Explosives
OSHA             Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Pb               Lead
PCE              Passenger Car Equivalence
PEIR             Program Environmental Impact Report
PM               Evening time (12:00 noon up to 12:00 midnight)
PM10             Particulates with an aerodynamic diameter less than 10 microns
PPV              Peak Particle Velocity

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ROC              Reactive Organic Compounds
ROG              Reactive Organic Gas
ROW              Right of Way
RWQCB            Regional Water Quality Control Board

SCADA            Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition
SCAQMD           South Coast Air Quality Management District
SCH              State Clearinghouse
SDAB             San Diego Air Basin
SDAPCD           San Diego Air Pollution Control District
SDG&E            San Diego Gas and Electric
SDRWQCB          San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board
SDUSD            San Diego Unified School District
SO2              Sulfur Dioxide
SR-52            State Route 52
SWPPP            Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan
SWSAS            Storm Water Sampling and Analysis Strategy

TBM              Tunnel Boring Machine
TDS              Total Dissolved Solids
TMDL             Total Maximum Daily Load
TRB              Transportation Research Board

USEPA            U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
USFWS            U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
USGS             United States Geological Survey

WDR              Waste Discharge Requirements
WGCEP            Working Groups on California Earthquake Probabilities




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