Appendix 5.3 A. Indirect and Cumulative Impacts Tables
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1 Appendix 5.3 A Indirect and Cumulative Impacts Tables
2 Table A 1: Projected Change in Housing Unit & Employment Growth by Community, 2000 to 2035 Employment No Build Scenario 1 Scenario 2 No Build Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Municipality RPA 2000 Projection Growth Projection Growth Projection Growth 2000 Projection Growth Projection Growth Projection Growth Acushnet SPREDD 3,792 4, , ,798 1,006 1,922 1,406 (516) 1,417 (505) 1,379 (543) Attleboro SPREDD 16,020 18,926 2,906 18,940 2,920 19,128 3,108 22,174 19,423 (2,751) 19,470 (2,704) 19,441 (2,733) Berkley SPREDD 1,848 2, , , Bridgewater OCPC 7,526 9,256 1,730 9,286 1,760 9,521 1,995 7,211 9,040 1,829 9,062 1,851 9,339 2,128 Canton MAPC 7,952 10,600 2,648 10,614 2,662 10,680 2,728 19,947 23,316 3,369 23,360 3,413 23,353 3,406 Dartmouth SPREDD 10,543 14,248 3,705 14,315 3,772 14,260 3,717 13,344 18,535 5,191 18,635 5,291 18,469 5,125 Dighton SPREDD 2,196 3, ,252 1,056 3, ,084 2,039 (45) 2,042 (42) 2,005 (79) Easton OCPC 7,489 8,751 1,262 8,776 1,287 8,895 1,406 9,347 10,815 1,468 10,962 1,615 11,258 1,911 Fairhaven SPREDD 6,631 8,153 1,522 8,514 1,883 8,228 1,597 7,107 6,513 (594) 6,529 (578) 6,501 (606) Fall River SPREDD 38,775 46,011 7,236 46,544 7,769 46,404 7,629 40,264 38,746 (1,518) 38,940 (1,324) 38,782 (1,482) Foxborough MAPC 6,141 7,656 1,515 7,665 1,524 8,405 2,264 9,148 13,706 4,558 13,766 4,618 14,840 5,692 Freetown SPREDD 2,921 3, , , ,088 5,066 2,978 5,113 3,025 4,953 2,865 Lakeville SPREDD 3,292 4,725 1,433 4,754 1,462 4,670 1,378 2,828 3, ,835 1,007 3, Mansfield SPREDD 7,942 10,126 2,184 10,133 2,191 10,147 2,205 12,105 12, , , Marion SPREDD 1,990 2, , , ,063 2, , , Mattapoisett SPREDD 2,530 3, , , ,827 1, , , Middleborough SPREDD 6,981 9,893 2,912 9,919 2,938 9,953 2,972 7,543 10,043 2,500 10,068 2,525 10,023 2,480 New Bedford SPREDD 38,240 43,530 5,290 43,979 5,739 43,864 5,624 37,206 38,467 1,261 38,608 1,402 38,517 1,311 N Attleborough SPREDD 10,231 13,984 3,753 14,003 3,772 14,095 3,864 12,676 12, , , Norton SPREDD 5,872 7,518 1,646 7,546 1,674 7,503 1,631 6,208 7, , , Raynham SPREDD 4,143 6,461 2,318 6,549 2,406 6,434 2,291 6,773 9,868 3,095 9,943 3,170 9,840 3,067 Rehoboth SPREDD 3,518 5,587 2,069 5,625 2,107 5,564 2,046 1,508 1, , , Rochester SPREDD 1,578 2, ,600 1,022 2, (151) 831 (149) 800 (180) Seekonk SPREDD 4,830 6,132 1,302 6,145 1,315 6,160 1,330 8,223 9,414 1,191 9,429 1,206 9,420 1,197 Sharon MAPC 5,934 6,961 1,027 6,967 1,033 7,038 1,104 3,194 3, , , Somerset SPREDD 6,976 7, , , ,212 4, , , Stoughton OCPC 10,254 12,521 2,267 12,593 2,339 12,677 2,423 12,602 13, , , Swansea SPREDD 5,913 7,290 1,377 7,330 1,417 7,295 1,382 5,576 6, , , Taunton SPREDD 22,044 27,106 5,062 27,221 5,177 27,258 5,214 24,307 28,460 4,153 28,597 4,290 28,461 4,154 Wareham SPREDD 8,210 11,254 3,044 11,306 3,096 11,253 3,043 6,602 9,941 3,339 10,003 3,401 9,868 3,266 Westport SPREDD 5,381 8,800 3,419 9,005 3,624 8,570 3,189 3,027 3, , , Bristol RI RI NA NA 1,943 NA 1,999 NA 1,999 NA NA 640 NA 652 NA 652 Portsmouth RI RI NA NA 2,386 NA 2,455 NA 2,455 NA NA 902 NA 919 NA 919 Tiverton RI RI NA NA 1,976 NA 2,095 NA 2,095 NA NA 249 NA 254 NA 254 Warren RI RI NA NA 893 NA 902 NA 902 NA NA 235 NA 238 NA 238 TOTAL 267, ,707 75, ,258 78, ,258 78, , ,432 37, ,737 39, ,737 39,206 Data Sources: MAPC, OCPC, SRPEDD Note: RI values are carried forward from DEIS/DEIR.
3 Table A 2: Projected Change in Land Use Impacts by Community, 2000 to 2035 Land Use Impacts in 2035 No Build & Scenario 1 Scenario 2 No Build Scenario 1 Conversion Low High Municipality Conversion (acres / household) Acres Acres Low High Acres Acres Acushnet , Attleboro , , , Berkley Bridgewater , , , Canton , , , Dartmouth ,705 2, ,772 2, ,717 1,673 1,487 Dighton , Easton , , , Fairhaven , , , Fall River ,236 1, ,769 1, , Foxborough , , , Freetown Lakeville ,433 1, ,462 1, ,378 1,337 1,185 Mansfield , , , Marion Mattapoisett Middleborough ,912 2, ,938 2, ,972 1,753 1,575 New Bedford ,290 1, ,739 1, , N Attleborough ,753 1, ,772 1, ,864 1,198 1,043 Norton , , , Raynham , , , Rehoboth ,069 1, ,107 2, ,046 1,555 1,371 Rochester , Seekonk ,302 1, ,315 1, ,330 1, Sharon , , , Somerset Stoughton ,267 1, ,339 1, ,423 1, Swansea ,377 1, ,417 1, , Taunton ,062 2, ,177 2, ,214 1,877 1,669 Wareham ,044 1, ,096 1, , Westport ,419 2, ,624 2, ,189 1,722 1,531 Bristol RI ,943 1, ,999 1, ,999 1,319 1,159 Portsmouth RI ,386 1, ,455 2, ,455 1,620 1,424 Tiverton RI ,976 1, ,095 1, ,095 1,131 1,006 Warren RI TOTAL 75,212 38,892 78,016 40,184 78,016 31,631 27,955 Note: from Table A 1
4 Table A 3: Projected Change in Forest Land Impacts by Community, 2000 to 2035 Conversion (acres / Forest Land Impacts in 2035 No Build & Scenario 1 Scenario 2 No Build Scenario 1 Conversion Low High Acres Acres Low High Acres Acres Municipality household) Acushnet , Attleboro , , , Berkley Bridgewater , , , Canton , , , Dartmouth ,705 1,074 3,772 1, , Dighton , Easton , , , Fairhaven , , , Fall River , , , Foxborough , , , Freetown Lakeville , , , Mansfield , , , Marion Mattapoisett Middleborough ,912 1,252 2,938 1, ,972 1, New Bedford , , , N Attleborough , , , Norton , , , Raynham , , , Rehoboth , , , Rochester , Seekonk , , , Sharon , , , Somerset Stoughton , , , Swansea , , , Taunton ,062 1,367 5,177 1, ,214 1, Wareham , , , Westport ,419 1,060 3,624 1, , Bristol RI , , , Portsmouth RI , , , Tiverton RI , , , Warren RI TOTAL 75,212 19,965 78,016 20,584 78,016 16,169 14,403 Note: from Table A 1
5 Table A 4: Projected Change in Farmland Impacts by Community, 2000 to 2035 Conversion (acres per Farmland Impacts in 2035 No Build & Scenario 1 Scenario 2 No Build Scenario 1 Conversion Low High Acres Acres Low High Acres Acres Municipality household) Acushnet , Attleboro , , , Berkley Bridgewater , , , Canton , , , Dartmouth , , , Dighton , Easton , , , Fairhaven , , , Fall River , , , Foxborough , , , Freetown Lakeville , , , Mansfield , , , Marion Mattapoisett Middleborough , , , New Bedford , , , N Attleborough , , , Norton , , , Raynham , , , Rehoboth , , , Rochester , Seekonk , , , Sharon , , , Somerset Stoughton , , , Swansea , , , Taunton , , , Wareham , , , Westport , ,060 3,624 1, , Bristol RI , , , Portsmouth RI , , , Tiverton RI , , , Warren RI TOTAL 75,212 9,907 78,016 10,249 78,016 7,903 7,142 Note: from Table A 1
6 Table A 5: Projected Change in Wetland Impacts by Community, 2000 to 2035 Wetland Impacts in 2035 No Build & Scenario 1 ( conversion) Scenario 2 No Build Scenario 1 Low ( conversion) High ( conversion) Municipality Acres Acres Acres Acres Acushnet , Attleboro 2, , , Berkley Bridgewater 1, , , Canton 2, , , Dartmouth 3, , , Dighton , Easton 1, , , Fairhaven 1, , , Fall River 7, , , Foxborough 1, , , Freetown Lakeville 1, , , Mansfield 2, , , Marion Mattapoisett Middleborough 2, , , New Bedford 5, , , N Attleborough 3, , , Norton 1, , , Raynham 2, , , Rehoboth 2, , , Rochester , Seekonk 1, , , Sharon 1, , , Somerset Stoughton 2, , , Swansea 1, , , Taunton 5, , , Wareham 3, , , Westport 3, , , Bristol RI 1, , , Portsmouth RI 2, , , Tiverton RI 1, , , Warren RI TOTAL 75, , , Note: from Table A 1
7 Table A 6: Projected Change in Biodiversity Impacts by Community, 2000 to 2035 Biodiversity Impacts in 2035 No Build & Scenario 1 Scenario 2 No Build Scenario 1 Conversion Scenario 2: Low Land Impact (acres) Acres of Biodiversity Impact (3:1 ratio) Land Impact (acres) Acres of Biodiversity Impact (3:1 ratio) Low High Land Impact (acres) Acres of Biodiversity Impact (2.37:1 ratio) Land Impact Acres of Biodiversity Impact (2.10:1 ratio) Municipality Conversion Acushnet , , , , Attleboro , ,528 2, , , , ,305 Berkley , , , ,004 Bridgewater , ,920 1, , , , ,089 Canton , ,112 2, , , Dartmouth ,705 2,112 6,336 3,772 2,150 6, ,717 1,673 3,965 1,487 3,123 Dighton ,470 1, , , ,181 Easton , ,325 1, , , Fairhaven , ,055 1, , , , ,074 Fall River ,236 1,158 3,473 7,769 1,243 3, , , ,762 Foxborough , ,273 1, , , , ,664 Freetown , , , ,309 Lakeville ,433 1,763 5,288 1,462 1,799 5, ,378 1,337 3,169 1,185 2,489 Mansfield , ,817 2, , , , ,389 Marion Mattapoisett , , Middleborough ,912 2,184 6,552 2,938 2,203 6, ,972 1,753 4,155 1,575 3,307 New Bedford ,290 1,164 3,491 5,739 1,263 3, , , ,771 N Attleborough ,753 1,464 4,391 3,772 1,471 4, ,864 1,198 2,839 1,043 2,191 Norton , ,469 1, , , , ,199 Raynham , ,712 2, , , , ,299 Rehoboth ,069 1,986 5,959 2,107 2,023 6, ,046 1,555 3,685 1,371 2,878 Rochester ,803 1, , , ,325 Seekonk ,302 1,354 4,062 1,315 1,368 4, ,330 1,091 2, ,039 Sharon , ,479 1, , , Somerset Stoughton ,267 1,292 3,877 2,339 1,333 4, ,423 1,090 2, ,035 Swansea ,377 1,143 3,429 1,417 1,176 3, , , ,684 Taunton ,062 2,278 6,834 5,177 2,330 6, ,214 1,877 4,449 1,669 3,504 Wareham ,044 1,126 3,379 3,096 1,145 3, , , ,661 Westport ,419 2,325 6,975 3,624 2,464 7, ,189 1,722 4,081 1,531 3,214 Bristol RI ,943 1,613 4,838 1,999 1,659 4, ,999 1,319 3,127 1,159 2,435 Portsmouth RI ,386 1,980 5,941 2,455 2,038 6, ,455 1,620 3,840 1,424 2,990 Tiverton RI ,976 1,344 4,031 2,095 1,425 4, ,095 1,131 2,681 1,006 2,112 Warren RI , , , ,383 TOTAL 75,212 38, ,675 78,016 40, ,551 78,016 31,631 74,967 27,955 58,706 Note: from Table A 1. Conversion factors and land impact from Land Use Table A 2
8 Table A 7: Projected Change in Water Demand by Community, 2000 to 2035 Water Demand in 2035 No Build Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Total Gallons (162.5/HH) Total Gallons (162.5/HH) Total Gallons (141.38/HH) Municipality Acushnet , ,188 1, ,238 Attleboro 2, ,225 2, ,576 3, ,391 Berkley , , ,682 Bridgewater 1, ,125 1, ,980 1, ,092 Canton 2, ,308 2, ,545 2, ,726 Dartmouth 3, ,062 3, ,924 3, ,577 Dighton ,200 1, , ,036 Easton 1, ,075 1, ,183 1, ,821 Fairhaven 1, ,325 1, ,065 1, ,852 Fall River 7,236 1,175,850 7,769 1,262,391 7,629 1,078,576 Foxborough 1, ,226 1, ,628 2, ,033 Freetown , , ,530 Lakeville 1, ,862 1, ,633 1, ,879 Mansfield 2, ,900 2, ,033 2, ,761 Marion , , ,138 Mattapoisett , , ,949 Middleborough 2, ,200 2, ,413 2, ,113 New Bedford 5, ,625 5, ,656 5, ,085 N Attleborough 3, ,862 3, ,874 3, ,352 Norton 1, ,475 1, ,093 1, ,651 Raynham 2, ,675 2, ,964 2, ,885 Rehoboth 2, ,212 2, ,434 2, ,210 Rochester ,525 1, , ,141 Seekonk 1, ,575 1, ,747 1, ,020 Sharon 1, ,885 1, ,870 1, ,034 Somerset , , ,536 Stoughton 2, ,388 2, ,081 2, ,545 Swansea 1, ,762 1, ,192 1, ,421 Taunton 5, ,575 5, ,276 5, ,187 Wareham 3, ,650 3, ,053 3, ,223 Westport 3, ,587 3, ,938 3, ,796 Bristol RI 1, ,738 1, ,838 1, ,619 Portsmouth RI 2, ,725 2, ,938 2, ,088 Tiverton RI 1, ,100 2, ,438 2, ,191 Warren RI , , ,525 TOTAL 75,212 12,221,993 78,016 12,677,600 78,016 11,029,902 Note: from Table A 1
9 Table A 8: Projected Change in Stationary Source GHG Emissions by Community, 2000 to 2035 Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2035 No Build Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Tons per Year (11.83/HH) Tons per Year (11.83/HH) Tons per Year (11.83/HH) Municipality Acushnet , ,735 1,006 11,902 Attleboro 2,906 34,378 2,920 34,549 3,108 36,766 Berkley 806 9, , ,429 Bridgewater 1,730 20,466 1,760 20,819 1,995 23,604 Canton 2,648 31,326 2,662 31,489 2,728 32,276 Dartmouth 3,705 43,830 3,772 44,621 3,717 43,978 Dighton ,735 1,056 12, ,467 Easton 1,262 14,929 1,287 15,229 1,406 16,636 Fairhaven 1,522 18,005 1,883 22,282 1,597 18,898 Fall River 7,236 85,602 7,769 91,902 7,629 90,250 Foxborough 1,515 17,925 1,524 18,027 2,264 26,779 Freetown , , ,006 Lakeville 1,433 16,952 1,462 17,300 1,378 16,307 Mansfield 2,184 25,837 2,191 25,919 2,205 26,087 Marion 285 3, , ,693 Mattapoisett 732 8, , ,698 Middleborough 2,912 34,449 2,938 34,756 2,972 35,153 New Bedford 5,290 62,581 5,739 67,897 5,624 66,529 N Attleborough 3,753 44,398 3,772 44,617 3,864 45,716 Norton 1,646 19,472 1,674 19,808 1,631 19,300 Raynham 2,318 27,422 2,406 28,462 2,291 27,101 Rehoboth 2,069 24,476 2,107 24,929 2,046 24,200 Rochester ,759 1,022 12, ,308 Seekonk 1,302 15,403 1,315 15,561 1,330 15,733 Sharon 1,027 12,149 1,033 12,221 1,104 13,056 Somerset 678 8, , ,496 Stoughton 2,267 26,819 2,339 27,670 2,423 28,663 Swansea 1,377 16,290 1,417 16,758 1,382 16,352 Taunton 5,062 59,883 5,177 61,245 5,214 61,684 Wareham 3,044 36,011 3,096 36,622 3,043 35,999 Westport 3,419 40,447 3,624 42,875 3,189 37,720 Bristol RI 1,943 22,986 1,999 23,648 1,999 23,648 Portsmouth RI 2,386 28,226 2,455 29,043 2,455 29,043 Tiverton RI 1,976 23,376 2,095 24,784 2,095 24,784 Warren RI , , ,671 TOTAL 75, ,761 78, ,929 78, ,929 Note: from Table A 1
10 Table A 9: Projected Change in VMT by Community, 2000 to 2035 Vehicle Miles Traveled per Day in 2035 No Build Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Passenger Vehicle Mileage per Household (VMT per HH) Municipality VMT VMT VMT Acushnet , ,856 1,006 67,809 Attleboro 2, ,471 2, ,414 3, ,633 Berkley , , ,723 Bridgewater 1, ,860 1, ,310 1, ,613 Canton 2, ,033 2, ,896 2, ,064 Dartmouth 3, ,127 3, ,766 3, ,993 Dighton ,181 1,056 94, ,138 Easton 1, ,824 1, ,824 1, ,237 Fairhaven 1, ,710 1, ,591 1,597 87,861 Fall River 7, ,521 7, ,652 7, ,373 Foxborough 1, ,037 1, ,680 2, ,867 Freetown , , ,405 Lakeville 1, ,867 1, ,773 1, ,462 Mansfield 2, ,570 2, ,115 2, ,221 Marion , , ,821 Mattapoisett , , ,894 Middleborough 2, ,981 2, ,402 2, ,540 New Bedford 5, ,549 5, ,672 5, ,265 N Attleborough 3, ,337 3, ,647 3, ,215 Norton 1, ,354 1, ,847 1, ,076 Raynham 2, ,308 2, ,527 2, ,081 Rehoboth 2, ,555 2, ,859 2, ,537 Rochester ,632 1, , ,389 Seekonk 1, ,104 1,315 87,998 1,330 88,970 Sharon 1, ,278 1,033 75,722 1,104 80,897 Somerset , , ,964 Stoughton 2, ,113 2, ,402 2, ,403 Swansea 1, ,354 1, ,151 1,382 97,724 Taunton 5, ,571 5, ,200 5, ,339 Wareham 3, ,866 3, ,822 3, ,792 Westport 3, ,119 3, ,174 3, ,968 Bristol RI 1, ,549 1,999 85,957 1,999 85,957 Portsmouth RI 2, ,598 2, ,565 2, ,565 Tiverton RI 1, ,968 2,095 90,085 2,095 90,085 Warren RI , , ,786 TOTAL 75,212 4,961,201 78,016 5,123,749 78,016 5,122,664 Note: from Table A 1 VMT for MA communities from MAPC VMT for RI communities from DEIS
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