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72 DA pAge/ Item # ImpACt mItIgAtIon/pRogRAm In ComplIAnCe Comments opeRAtIonAl ImpACts H-9/Item 1 nitrogen oxide: Natural gas consumption would double by the end of Phase II and increase to 3,400,000 therms per year by the end of Phase III, assuming natural gas is used to fuel boilers. without measures to control emissions, this would be a significant impact. 5F-9 H-10/Item 2 fuel oil Combustion: Fuel oil will be used only in the event of natural gas curtailment. A five-day supply would be stored which, if burned, would result in emissions which would be a significant impact. 5F-10 opeRAtIonAl ImpACt —tRAffIC AIR quAlIty H-10/Item 1 Cumulative development would increase vehicular emission of reactive organic compounds (ROG) by approximately 0.12 tons/day (240 pounds) and emissions of NO2 by about 0.42 tons/ day (838) pounds). This would be a significant impact. 4.4-3 Noise H-10/Item 1 operational noise: Compressors, boilers and cooling-tower fans in utility buildings could increase noise levels on the Project site, possibly significantly in Aquatic Park and along Dwight way. 5G-3 H-10/Item 2 nighttime traffic noise: By Phase III, swing shift would have 250 workers and graveyard 80, compared to the present 50 and 10, respectively. The increase in nighttime employees, along with the relocation of parking to a parking garage, would increase nighttime noise, especially to residents near the garage. H-10/Item 3 overall Construction noise: without noise control, construction and demolition noise would range from 78-91 dBA, intermittently, over the 30-year construction period, which could cause significant impacts. 5G-5 Bayer will comply with Federal regulations governing nitrogen oxide emissions from natural gas fueled boilers. Bayer will comply with Federal regulations governing emissions from fuel oil used to operate boilers. Bayer will implement a Trip Reduction Program to increase AVR and thus reduce vehicle use. Additionally, employment of Berkeley residents and an overall low employee head count per floor area reduce impacts of vehicular emissions. However, this will not reduce impacts to a level of insignificance. A statement of overriding consideration must be prepared. Bayer will comply with City of Berkeley Noise Ordinances and, if required, carry out noise suppression measures per the Noise Suppression Program. Bayer will comply with City of Berkeley Noise Ordinances and, if required, carry out noise suppression measures per the Noise Suppression Program. Bayer will comply with City of Berkeley Noise Ordinances and, if required, carry out noise suppression measures per the Noise Suppression Program. yes Bayer complies with Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) requirements on nitrogen oxide limitations. yes* There are no fuel oiloperated boilers on-site. yes* Bayer has developed and implemented a Trip Reduction Program. Program reports are submitted annually; see pages 20–23 for details. yes yes yes
exhIBIt h: monItoRIng & RepoRtIng pRogR Am DA pAge/ Item # ImpACt mItIgAtIon/pRogRAm In ComplIAnCe Comments phAse I: ConstRuCtIon ImpACts H-10/Item 1 north of the site: In Phase I, construction of the two Pilot Plants on the Nw corner of the site would generate noise exceeding the Berkeley Community Noise Standards which would be heard in offices along Dwight way between the Southern Pacific tracks and Fifth St. 5G-6 H-11/Item 2 west of the site—Demolition: Demolition of buildings 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 12, 14, and 16 would exceed background noise heard in picnic areas of Aquatic Park by 3 dBA or more for one to two months. 5G-7 H-11/Item 3 west of the site—Construction: Construction of the Pilot Plant buildings on the Nw corner and the production building on the Sw corner of the site would generate noise which would be heard in Aquatic Park for two to three months for each block, with peak construction noise exceeding background noise levels by 3 dBA or more. 5G-7-8 pIlot plAnt H-11/Item 1 north of the site: In Phase I, construction of the Pilot Plant on the Nw corner of the site would generate noise exceeding the Berkeley Community Noise Standards which would be heard in offices along Dwight way between the Southern Pacific tracks and Fifth St. 5G-7 H-11/Item 2 west of the site—Construction: Construction of the Pilot Plant on the Nw corner of the site would generate noise heard along the Aquatic Park for two to three months, with peak construction noise exceeding background noise levels by 3 dBA or more. 5G-7-8 phAse II: ConstRuCtIon ImpACts H-12/Item 1 west of the site—Construction: The impacts of construction on noise levels in Aquatic Park would be similar to the impacts described for Phase I. 5G-9 Bayer will comply with City of Berkeley Noise Ordinances and, if required, carry out noise suppression measures per the Noise Suppression Program. Bayer will comply with City of Berkeley Noise Ordinances and, if required, carry out noise suppression measures per the Noise Suppression Program. Bayer will comply with City of Berkeley Noise Ordinances and, if required, carry out noise suppression measures per the Noise Suppression Program. Bayer will comply with City of Berkeley Noise Ordinances and, if required, carry out noise suppression measures per the Noise Suppression Program. Bayer will comply with City of Berkeley Noise Ordinances and, if required, carry out noise suppression measures per the Noise Suppression Program. Bayer will comply with City of Berkeley Noise Ordinances and, if required, carry out noise suppression measures per the Noise Suppression Program. yes* Construction completed. yes yes Construction completed. yes* Construction completed. yes* Construction completed. yes 73
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