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监管与法律 · 1997/8/201 分钟阅读

Region 9, Portfolio Management; Environmental Impact Statement Notice of Availability and Public Meeting Notice

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The General Services Administration (GSA) announces the availability of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for realignment and expansion of the Tecate Port of Entry (POE) in Tecate, California. GSA will hold a public meeting to take public comments on the DEIS. GSA is proposing to realign and expand the United States Border Facility Tecate Port of Entry (POE) to eliminate on-site traffic safety hazards for motorists and pedestrians and upgrade inadequate water supply, wastewater and stormwater facilities. Commercial inspection booths would be constructed so that inspection activity currently taking place on the southbound shoulder of Tecate Road/State Route 188 would be accomplished within POE boundaries. An addition to the main building would be constructed to allow for more administrative space for United States Customs Service, Immigration and Naturalization agents, and the United States Department of Agriculture. The current water supply system would be expanded to accommodate additional employees and the new addition. A stormwater retention basin would also be constructed. The EIS evaluated alternatives to the preferred action including closure of the POE, placing

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