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THE TUSTIN LEGACY SPECIFIC PLAN AMENDMENT SCH NO. 1994071005 prepared for City of Tustin 300 Centennial Way Tustin, CA 92780 prepared with the assistance of EPD Solutions Inc., Irvine, CA 92612 (949)

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How to fill out final supplemental environmental impact

1. Gather all relevant project documentation and previous environmental impact statements.
2. Identify the key components that require supplementation based on changes or new information.
3. Compile data regarding environmental, social, and economic impacts since the last assessment.
4. Engage with stakeholders and the public to gather input and concerns.
5. Draft the supplemental environmental impact report by incorporating new findings and addressing stakeholder input.
6. Ensure compliance with applicable environmental regulations and guidelines.
7. Review the draft with experts or consultants to validate assumptions and findings.
8. Finalize the report and prepare for submission to the relevant authorities.

Who needs final supplemental environmental impact?

1. Project developers seeking permits or approvals for projects that significantly change after initial assessments.
2. Government agencies responsible for regulatory compliance and environmental review.
3. Stakeholders and community members interested in understanding the potential environmental impacts of proposed projects.

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What is final supplemental environmental impact?

A final supplemental environmental impact (FSEIS) is a detailed document that assesses the potential environmental effects of a proposed action, addressing new information or changes to the project since the initial environmental impact statement (EIS) was issued.

Who is required to file final supplemental environmental impact?

Entities such as federal agencies, state agencies, or project proponents that are required to prepare an environmental impact statement under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) or similar state laws must file a final supplemental environmental impact.

How to fill out final supplemental environmental impact?

To fill out a final supplemental environmental impact, one should follow NEPA guidelines, include relevant project details, assess environmental impacts based on new information, and ensure public involvement through comment periods.

What is the purpose of final supplemental environmental impact?

The purpose of a final supplemental environmental impact is to provide updated information about potential environmental consequences of a project, consider alternatives, and incorporate public input, especially regarding changes made to the project since the original EIS.

What information must be reported on final supplemental environmental impact?

The final supplemental environmental impact must report updated analyses of environmental impacts, the purpose and need for the project, alternatives consideration, mitigation measures, public comments received, and responses to those comments.