Agenda - 02-22-1993 - C-2-a, 3-a, 4

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is 31 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, 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 of 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 .