Summary of Impacts. Table 7 summarizes potential impacts on resources from implementation of Alternative A – Proposed Action and Alternative B – No Action Alternative, which are analyzed in detail in Sections 4.2 through 4.7. Table 7. Impact Summary
Summary of Impacts. As discussed above in Section 3.1.2 regarding resources not considered for detailed analysis, the otherwise lawful underlying industrial and commercial activities by potential participants in the 2020 DSL CCAA can proceed in the Covered Area without a Permit, and therefore the underlying activities are not “caused” by issuance of the Permit. These activities are occurring today and will continue to occur into the future without limitation, as legally allowable. Thus, these activities and their effects on the below analyzed resources are part of the environmental baseline and appropriately considered in the No Action Alternative. The effects of the Proposed Action are expected to be beneficial conservation actions that would mitigate the impacts associated with legally allowable activities under the No Action Alternative. Table 7 summarizes potential impacts on resources from implementation of Alternative A – Proposed Action and Alternative B – No Action Alternative, which are analyzed in detail in Sections 4.2 through 4.7. Table 7. Impact Summary
Summary of Impacts. The Bilateral Agreement between the Commonwealth and the Australian Capital Territory will support the implementation of the National Psychosocial Support Measure in the ACT. Under this Agreement people in the ACT with a mental illness who have psychosocial functional impairment and who are deemed ineligible for support through other agencies will be able to receive support not otherwise available, which may lead to the reduction of potential gaps in current services. It is expected that the National Psychosocial Support Measure will have a number of positive social and economic effects for the ACT Community. It will increase the capacity of the community mental health sector and help to improve mental health outcomes and reduce inequities in service availability. The Measure will: support individuals to access appropriate services, reducing their reliance on clinical services; uphold the rights of people with psychosocial disability, who are ineligible under the NDIS, to have access to appropriate services; over time, reduce the demand for acute care services, which is expected to increase the efficiency of health resourcing; improve the economic and workforce participation of people with psychosocial disability; and see an increased investment in Non-Government Organisations, through the commissioning of services by the Capital Health Network (CHN).
Summary of Impacts. With the deployment of all of the various devices that compose this project throughout the central Florida region, the various operating agencies in the area will be provided with a greater awareness of the overall operational characteristics of the transportation system. Specifically, this project will result in: • Increased data and video coverage • More reliable data and video coverage • Increased agency coordination • Additional information to be offered to travelers in real-time • Additional useful data for operations and capital planning • Increased real-time diversion around incidents and onto less congested routes • Changes in trip characteristics including: o Delay of departure o Route choice o Mode choice
Summary of Impacts. The operational impact of this project to its stakeholders will be a faster, more coordinated public safety response to transportation incidents and events in the Orlando Metropolitan area. More data and increased CCTV coverage will be available to a larger number of City of Orlando agencies.
Summary of Impacts. The operational impact of this project to its users will be to provide localized weather- related data in order to better identify hazardous transportation conditions.
Summary of Impacts. The operational impact of this project will be the provision of better warnings to travelers and transportation operators concerning adverse travel conditions, as far as 48 hours in advance.
Summary of Impacts. The operational impact of this project is to provide its users with the capability to monitor infrastructure assets in real-time without requiring constant operator attention.
Summary of Impacts. The operational impact of this project is to provide RTMC operators and travelers with a more comprehensive, unified picture of transportation conditions in both Central Florida and Statewide.
Summary of Impacts. The operational impact of this project is to provide improved information to support both emergency operations and emergency-oriented traveler information services.
