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Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Inc. CalVTP Project-Specific Analysis and Addendum Augustin Bernal Community Park Fuel Reduction November 2025 4-75 treatments and maintenance can largely be met by hiring local residents near the treatment areas. While some employees may relocate to meet workforce demands, adequate housing is expected to be available to accommodate those who move from outside the region. The inclusion of approximately 93 acres of land that is outside the CalVTP treatable landscape in the project treatment area is considered a change to the geographic extent presented in the PEIR. However, because the population and housing characteristics of the project area are similar both within and outside the treatable landscape, the population and housing impact is also the same, as described above. There are no SPRs applicable to this impact. This determination is consistent with the PEIR and would not constitute a substantially more severe significant impact than that which was evaluated in the PEIR. 4.11.1.3. New Land Use and Planning, Population, and Housing Impacts The proposed project is consistent with the treatment types and activities described in the CalVTP PEIR. The project proponent has considered the site-specific characteristics of the proposed project and determined they are consistent with the applicable environmental and regulatory conditions described in the CalVTP PEIR (refer to Sections 3.12.1, Environmental Setting , and 3.12.2, Regulatory Setting, in Volume II of the Final PEIR). The project proponent has also determined that including land that is outside the treatable landscape in the proposed treatment area constitutes a change to the geographic extent presented in the PEIR. However, within the project area boundary, the existing conditions relevant to land use and planning, population, and housing that are present in the areas outside the treatable landscape are very similar to those within the treatable landscape; therefore, the impacts of the proposed project are also consistent with those analyzed in the PEIR. No changed circumstances are present, and the inclusion of lands outside the CalVTP treatable landscape would not result in any new significant impacts. In conclusion, no new impact related to land use and planning, population, and housing would occur.