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evaluated. No known archeological or

historic architectural sites are

documented in the proposed

construction or facility improvement

areas. No historic or archeological sites

are expected to be encountered during

the dredging activity; however, should

sites or artifacts be encountered during

dredging, the activities would cease and

site inspections would be performed.

The State of Florida Historic

Preservation Officer has concurred with

this analysis.

A CVN has a crew size of 3,217

persons which is 102 persons more than

that of a CV. The potential increase in

personnel and dependents from

replacing an existing CV with a CVN

would be approximately 217 persons.

Most of the additional crew would live

aboard the carrier. On-base family

housing resources are anticipated to

remain at full occupancy, and the

additional personnel with families

would probably seek housing in

residential areas near NAVSTA

Mayport.

The maintenance facilities would

employ approximately 1,000 workers

during a six month maintenance

availability. These employees would

live in rental housing (apartments,

hotels, motels, and other). This would

have a positive economic effect on the

temporary housing market.

Most of the utilities requirements of

the carrier can be supplied by the

existing infrastructure within the

station. Additional electrical substations

and connections to wharf outlets would

be required. NAVSTA Mayport can

supply the additional water supply

requirement of 32,000 gallons per day

(GPD), and wastewater treatment

facilities have approximately 0.7 million

gallons per day (MGD) available

capacity.

Approximately 15,000 pounds per

year of hazardous waste would be

generated from CVN activities in port,

approximately the same amount as for a

CV. The waste storage facility on base

has adequate capacity to store the waste.

Construction of maintenance facilities

located southwest of Wharf F could

impact a contaminated site [Solid Waste

Management Unit (SWMU #23)]. Should

this occur, an additional investigation

and possible cleanup may be required.

A minor increase in vehicle trips

would result from homeporting the

CVN, and these would be distributed

throughout the area. Roadway

improvements to Mayport Road and

Atlantic Boulevard proposed by the

Jacksonville Transportation Authority

would improve levels of service on area

roadways. The proposed Wonderwood

Expressway would also improve access

in the area of the Naval Station.

Pursuant to Executive Order 12898,

Environmental Justice, potential

environmental and economic impacts

on minority and low-income persons

and communities were assessed. No

disproportionate concentrations of

minority or low-income populations

were identified in the area of impact of

the potential facilities and operations.

Additionally, Navy has ensured that

opportunities for community

participation (including minority and

low-income persons and populations) in

the NEPA process have been provided.

The population increase associated

with CVN homeporting would place

minor additional demands on housing

and community services, such as police,

fire, recreation, and education. These

effects would be a small part of the total

impact from projected population

increases in the Jacksonville area from

other (non-Navy) causes.

The completion of this PEIS fulfills

the Navy requirements to analyze

NAVSTA Mayport as a second East

Coast homeport for a Nimitz-Class

aircraft carrier as required by Public

Law 102–484. The analysis presented in

the PEIS and supporting studies

indicate that NAVSTA Mayport is a

feasible homeport site should the Navy

define such a need in the future

providing the identified construction,

renovations, and dredging can be

accomplished.

Should the Navy decide to pursue

facilities development necessary to

support a CVN at NAVSTA Mayport,

additional NEPA analysis would be

conducted defining the action as then

proposed. If the proposed dredging

would occur after March 1999, bioassay

analysis will be required for all new

work dredged material. Also, should the

Navy exceed the OSMDS SMMP annual

dredged material disposal limits of two

million cubic yards per year, dispersion

modeling will need to be performed to

determine if the annual disposal volume

limit on the OSMDS site may be

modified or waived. Finally, a

conformity determination for the ozone

precursor NOX would be prepared if

Duval County were still classified as a

maintenance area when the project was

proposed.

Questions regarding the

Environmental Impact Statement

prepared for this action may be directed

to Southern Division, Naval Facilities

Engineering Command, P.O. Box

190010, North Charleston, South

Carolina 29419–9010 (Attn: Mr. Ronnie

Lattimore, Code 064RL), telephone (803)

820–5888.

Dated: August 19, 1997.

Duncan Holaday,

Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy,

(Installations and Facilities).

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