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FIRSTCARBON Proposal SOL_UTIO \S ' Hazards and Hazardous Materials The project proposes one point of vehicular access and an Emergency Vehicle Access.Additionally,the project application proposes to remove the proposed "Bypass Road" contemplated by the Happy Valley Specific Plan. Additionally,the project would develop a new visitor-serving commercial use at key intersection in Pleasanton (that is also opposite the main fire station) and,thus, may have the potential to conflict with emergency response and evacuation. FCS will evaluate hazardous materials using readily available sources of information about hazardous materials usage in the project vicinity(e.g.,the Geotracker database)and through review of project plans. FCS will also evaluate impacts associated with emergency response and evacuation through review of the applicant-commission traffic study,site reconnaissance, and review of project plans. FCS will identify impacts and mitigation (as appropriate). Hydrology and Water Quality The proposed project contemplates future development activities that would involve construction and operation activities that have the potential to create polluted runoff, increase impervious surface coverage,and create downstream drainage problems. FCS will use information provided by the applicant about proposed storm drainage facilities and water quality treatment measures. FCS will also review readily available sources of information about surface water features,groundwater resources, municipal storm drainage facilities,and flood hazard areas. Land Use FCS will evaluate the project for consistency with the City of Pleasanton General Plan, Happy Valley Specific Plan,and Measure PP and QQ related to restrictions on hillside development. Consistency with all applicable General Plan goals and policies will be provided in a matrix format, and the EIR will include a robust discussion of consistency with Measures PP and QQ as demonstrated in the 2014 Lund Ranch EIR.Additionally,the proposed uses and associated infrastructure improvements will be assessed in accordance with the development standards set forth in the General Plan and Specific Plan. Noise The proposed project contemplates construction and operational activities that could potentially expose surrounding land uses to excessive noise and vibration levels. Of particular concern are temporary increases in ambient noise levels during construction and permanent increases in ambient noise levels for operational activities (e.g.,vehicle trips,truck deliveries, mobile and stationary equipment,etc.). FCS will prepare the EIR Noise section and identify impacts and mitigation (as appropriate) using the noise technical study. Public Services and Utilities FCS will evaluate impacts on public service and utility providers and evaluate the proposed project's impacts in terms of the need to construct new or expanded existing facilities, acquire additional supplies, NORTH AMERICA I EUROPE 1 AFRICA I AUSTRALIA I ASIA 19 FIRSTCARBONSOLUTIONS.COM