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6/19/2007
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15 Y
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PUD•93-02-09M <br />2001 Ruby Hill Boulevard <br />Discussion <br />a-b) During construction potentially hazardous liquid materials such as oil, diesel fuel, gasoline, and <br />hydraulic fluid would be used at the site. If spilled, these substances could pose a risk to the <br />environment and to human health. In the event of a spill, the Livermore-Pleasanton Fire <br />Department is responsible for responding to non-emergency hazardous materials reports. The <br />use, handling, and storage of hazardous materials is highly regulated by both the Federal <br />Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Fed/OSHA) and the California Occupational <br />Safety and Health Administration (CallOSHA). The City has in place an Emergency Response <br />Plan to meet the needs should a spills or a hazardous event take place. Routine transport, use <br />and disposal of hazardous materials are already regulated by federal, state and local regulations. <br />This project will require disclosure of any hazardous materials, the amounts anticipated and <br />where those materials will be stored or used. <br />Therefore, this would be aless-than-significant-impact. <br />c) Uses allowed in residential development are not associated with substantial use, storage, or <br />transportation of hazardous substances. These substances would not pose a risk to any existing <br />or proposed schools proximate to this project. Therefore, this would be categorized as no- <br />impact. <br />d) The project area is not included on the list of hazardous materials sites compiled pursuant to <br />Government Code 65962.5 (Cortese List). Therefore, this would be categorized as no-impact. <br />e-h) The project area is located approximately 4.4 miles from the Livermore Airport and is not likely to <br />result in a safety hazard for residents, worker and patrons of the restaurant. The proposed development <br />will not result in interference with an emergency plan or evacuation plan. Wildlands do not exist within or <br />adjacent to the subject area. <br />Therefore, this would be aless-than-significant-impact. <br />8. HYDROLOGY AND WATER QUALITY <br />Environmental Setting <br />The National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) was established in the Clean Water Act to <br />regulate municipal and industrial discharges to surface waters of the U.S. Non-point sourced diffuse and <br />originate over a wide area rather than from a definable point. Two types of non-point source discharges <br />are controlled by the NPDES program; discharges caused by general construction activities and general <br />quality of storm water in municipal stormwater systems. <br />Standards of Significance <br />For purposes of this environmental document, an impact is considered significant if the proposed project <br />would: <br />Result in substantially degrading water quality or violate any water quality objectives set by the <br />State Water Resources Control Board due to increased sediments or other contaminants <br />generated by consumption and/or operation activities; <br />Result in exposing people or property to the risk of injury and damage in the event of a 100 year <br />flood. <br />17 <br />
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