The report describes the proposal to construct 17 miles of Interstate Route 5 between Hammer Lane near Stockton and the Sacramento-San Joaquin County Line. The plan of development is for a six lane freeway between Hammer Lane and Route 12, and a four lane freeway between Route 12 and the county line. The adverse environmental impact is: Air and noise pollution; visual impact; displacement of businesses and residences; use of the proposed Peripheral Canal as a borrow source for embankment material.
Route 5 in San Joaquin County, From Hammer Lane Near Stockton to the San Joaquin-Sacramento County Line, California
1972
74 pages
Report
No indication
English
Environmental Pollution & Control , Environmental surveys , Highways , California , Construction , Freeways , Relocation , Commercial buildings , Residential buildings , Air pollution , Engine noise , Land use , Embankments , Environmental impact statements , California route 5 , Sacramento County(California)
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