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r {n s~ ~'r w ,.~-.t - ~ -, tr~ A ay a ~i1: .0 8. Noise Impacts The proposed modifications will result. in a~•a -nsi<;~iifi•^ani change iii overall noise levels. Beca~sse of the street _elocatiml, t;e existing; office building will be subjected to less noise along its west wall.xthi.le° noise affecting the two restaurants will increase slightly due to a cloy::; location to the roadway. The entrance areas to both restaurants will nat be oriented directly toward the new street section. 9. Impacts on Public Services The proposed modifications will not have a significant irnpact on public services than that previously discussed. 10. Impacts on Utilities The proposed modification will not have a significant impact on puol.ic " tilities than that previously discussed. Utilities will be constructec' .~ithin the new right-of-way where necessary, subject to specific condit~ and requirements. 11. Growth-Inducing Impact The proposed modifications are intended to improve circulation & access to existing & approved uses and, as such, this would not he growth--induc in nature as additional development would be subject to other factors and considerations. 12. Energy Impacts ' The proposed modifications are intended to provide a more efficient circulation system and would marginally reduce vehicle related energy consumption. 13. Aesthetic Impacts Site development will be subject to the City's design review process. Because of the visibility of the site from one of the. City's major arterials and the proximity to other business park areas, structure design, landscaping, lighting should be considered. Addi-tional landscaping is proposed for the new roadway section, 14. Impacts on Archaeological or Historical Sites No known sites are present. However, if archaeological resources are. uncovered during development, construction should be halted and an evaluation of the resources made. 0 .~, w :~ tr~ .~ u: t: i~ 4/' .' ~, Z ~~ ~N