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2"78 6 II/0 4 . Public/private services and infrastructure a. Water supply - Change in frequency, duration, and severity of water shortage incidents, and in water treatment levels relative to standards and number of households or businesses capable of being served by facility. b. Sewage disposal - Change in sewage treatment levels relative to standards and number of households or businesses capable of being served by facility. c . Storm drainage - Change in percent of land with impermeable cover relative to standards . d. Medical care - Change in number of citizens beyond x minutes travel time from emergency health care and in potential bed need versus bed supply of area hospitals . e. Crime control - Change in rate of crimes , police patrols , and physical conditions (lighting, sightlines , etc. ) likely to affect feelings of security. f. Fire protection - Change in fire incidence, fire spread, 4111 property loss , and rescue hazards . g. Recreation - Change in number and percent of households (or affected employees or shoppers ) with access to various types of recreation facilities within x minutes travel, by type of facility and mode of travel . h. Education - Change in school crowdedness indicators; e.g. , student-teacher ratios , optimum class size . i. Transportation - Change in " level of service" for selected roads and intersections, and in number and severity o-f traffic hazards created, and number of people potentially affected. j . Shopping - Change in number and percent of households within x minutes travel time to shopping, by type store and mode of travel. k. Housing - Change in number and percent of housing units relative to need, by type of housing (price, owner/rental, number of bedrooms , etc . ) . 5 . Other-social impacts a. Displaced persons - Number of residents, or workers , displaced by development .