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FIRSTCARBON Proposal SOLUT10 \ S_ resources located within the project site, and, if significant resources would be affected by project development,to propose recommendations to mitigate the effects. FCS will compile the results of the identification,evaluation, and impacts assessment tasks into the report.At a minimum the analysis will contain: o A management summary; o An introduction and section on the setting of the project area; o Prehistoric and historic(if present) background of the region under investigation; o Methods used in the investigation, including results of the Northwest Information Center records search and the Native American Heritage Commission response,dates of the survey,transect intervals, percent of ground surface visibility, and site/structure/feature recording procedures, if any; o Photographs of the environmental setting within the project site and any identified resources; o Documentation of all Native American consultations and copies of letters sent and received; o Results of the findings and recommendations or mitigation measures. Task 3.D: Noise Analysis FCS will prepare a Noise Analysis to evaluate project-related construction and operational noise impacts on surrounding land uses.The analysis will be wholly contained in the EIR and the supporting technical data will be appended to the document.To perform this analysis,the following tasks are required. Background Information The general characteristics of sound and the categories of audible noise will be described.The regulatory framework related to noise, including applicable Federal,State, and City plans, policies, and standards will be summarized.The existing noise environment will be documented through traffic noise modeling and ambient noise measurements. Up to three(3)short-term and one(1) long-term ambient noise measurements will be conducted on and around the project site.The purpose of the noise monitoring effort is to establish the daytime existing noise environment for comparison to the City's land use compatibility standards. Construction Noise Impact Analysis Construction of the project would require the short-term operation of heavy equipment in the vicinity of nearby residential land uses. EPA recommended noise emission levels will be used for the construction equipment.The construction noise impact will be evaluated in terms of maximum levels(LR,ax) or hourly equivalent continuous noise levels(LeQ)and their frequency of occurrence. Noise analysis requirements and thresholds of significance will be based on the sensitivity of the project area and the City's noise ordinance specifications. NORTH AMERICA I EUROPE I AFRICA I AUSTRALIA I ASIA 11 FIRSTCARBONSOLUTIONS.COM