Alternative G2 Impacts Sample Clauses

Alternative G2 Impacts. This alternative would be a continuation of the current mode of access, ferry service. • No residential areas would be directly affected by this alternative. • Travel patterns would be changed by this alternative. People coming from south of the existing ferry terminal would have to travel farther north to access the new ferry terminal; however the current ferry will still be in operation and available for use. For residents living north of town, this ferry terminal would be closer than the existing ferry. For most pedestrians/bicyclists, access to recreational land on Gravina would be similar to current access. • Because of the roadway loop on Xxxxxxx Island to approach the airport terminal, airport users would probably continue to use the existing ferry service, and the new ferry route would be used mostly to access the development land. • This alternative would improve access to Xxxxxxx Island because the schedule would complement the existing ferry service and a ferry would therefore be available more frequently from one ferry terminal or the other. • Accessibility to public would improve with the additional ferry service; it would be easier for residents of Xxxxxxx Island to get to Revillagigedo Island for necessary medical services, and it would be easier for emergency personnel to get to Xxxxxxx Island with an additional ferry, but access (as with the existing ferry) would still be unavailable during non-operating hours.
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Alternative G2 Impacts. Alternative G2 would implement new ferry service from Peninsula Point (the “northern” ferry), and the existing ferry service to the airport would continue.
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