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Table ES-l, Summary of Potential Impacts of the Execution of the lA, Adoption of the lOP, and Implementation of Biological ;;;: Conservation Measures (Page 22 of 29) - o ~ ~ ~ "- ::<l ~ S ..- "- ~ "- ~ ~ ~ ;.. n - o' ~ '" '" - V> Resource/Issue No Action Impacts of Proposed Action/Alternatives ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE Potential for a disproportionate impact on any None. The locations of restoration sites have not yet been low-income and minority populations from determined; however, the site locations would be restoration or creation of up to 1,116 acres of determined based on hydrological and biological southwestern willow flycatcher habitat along the feasibility and the availability of the land. Because Colorado River. of the increased biological, aesthetic, and recreational values associated with habitat restoration, the primary impact of restoration activities would be beneficial. There would be no disproportionate impact on low-income and minority populations. CULTURAL RESOURCES Implementation Agreement Impacts on historic properties between Parker None, The fA would not impact cultural resources. and Imperial Dams within Ihe River channel and in backwaters, lakes, and marshy areas having a direct connection to the River. Inadvertent Ovem.Jn Policy Impacls on historic properties along the lower None. Proposed lOP: Impacls of IhelOP are considered portion of the River; the precise area of potential part of ongoing River operations. impacts is 10 be determined at a later dale. No Forgiveness Alternative: Impacts would be described as for the proposed action. Biological Conservation Measures Impacts on historic properties within the historic None. Impacts of the biological conservation measures are floodplain of the River between Parker and to be determined at a later date, when site-specific Imperial Dams. information is available. t:' ~ n " - ;;. ~ ~ 3 :l ~ ~ tI ~ V> I - ~ ~ " ~ ~ N Q Q N t1'1 'f' w ....