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Initial Study and Negative Declaration receptor or a new source of TACs. As the proposed development would be located in close proximity to 1 -580, Hopyard Road and Owens Drive, a health risk screening memorandum for the proposed development was prepared by FirstCarbon Solutions? dated October 14, 2013. Although BAAQMD does not require such an analysis for outdoor restaurant uses (as restaurant customers are not considered a sensitive population), a health risk study was prepared for the project in order to cautiously evaluate potential health risks that could occur due to the site's proximity to Interstate 580, which is a high - volume freeway. The health risk screening was prepared following BAAQMD recommendations as contained in the Recommended Methods for Screening and Modeling Local Risks and Hazards version 3.0, published May 2012. The health risk screening analyzed the proposed development in relation to BAAQMD thresholds, toxic air contaminants and health concerns. The memorandum concluded that proposed restaurant customers would not be considered sensitive receptors. Furthermore, health risk levels at the site would not reach levels that would be considered significant even for residential occupants. Construction activities would temporarily generate TACs (e.g., construction equipment fueled by diesel which emits diesel particulate matter) that could affect sensitive receptors in the project vicinity. However, such emissions would be reduced to less than significant levels with the implementation of standard best practice construction management measures that would be required as conditions of project approval. As a result, the project would have a less- than - significant impact related to the exposure of sensitive receptors to air pollutants. e. Diesel exhaust fumes would be generated by equipment during demolition and construction. Diesel fumes would result in odors that may be perceptible to hotel guests and business tenants in the immediate vicinity of the project site. However, diesel odors would dissipate within a short distance from the project site. Therefore, diesel odors would not be expected to adversely impact the surrounding hotel guests and business tenants. Food preparation may generate odors which may be objectionable to some surrounding tenants. Conditions of approval would require the applicant to install filtering devices in the exhaust fans that would minimize odors. Therefore, the project would result in a Tess- than - significant- impact. 5.4. BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING The proposed Chick -fil -A site is urbanized and contains a total of 34 trees of five species: three coast live oak, nine coast redwood, 10 Holly oak, three white alder, and nine eucalyptus trees. Of the 34 surveyed trees, 16 are heritage trees. No 21