City of Berkeley and Bayer Corporation - Bayer Healthcare ...

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Item # ImpACt mItIgAtIon/pRogRAm In ComplIAnCe Comments
Energy and waste
H-22/Item 1 At Project completion, electrical
energy consumption would increase
an estimated 400% over present
levels, to 76,000,000 kwh per year.
This would not significantly impact
Pacific Gas & Electric’s ability to
deliver power, but it would contribute
to depletion of fossil fuels and use of
nuclear power, which creates
hazardous waste disposal impacts.
5M-2
H-23/Item 2 natural gas Consumption: in Phase
II, natural gas consumption at the
site is expected to double, from
845,000 therms to 1,700,000, and at
completion of Phase III, to rise
approximately 400% over current
levels. This increase could contribute
to cumulative depletion of fossil
fuels. 5M-3
H-23/Item 3 generation of non-toxic solid wastes:
The volume of non-toxic solid waste
generated on the site is expected to
triple by the end of Phase 3. In cubic
yards per month, uncompacted waste
is expected to increase from 138 to
about 410, and compacted wastes from
the present 190 to about 570 at project
completion. 5M-4
CumulAtIve ImpACts
H-23/Item 1 The 25 new approved projects in the
west Berkeley area will demand
increased energy over time. 5M-5
H-23/Item 2 The 25 approved projects in west
Berkeley will generate an increase in
waste by an unknown amount. 5M-5
Seismic Safety
H-23/Item 1 There is potential for damage to
structures from ground shaking. A
significant impact to workers and
emergency responders would be present
from falling and moving objects, ground
shaking during aftershocks, spilled
materials, and/or loss of power and
water. 4.3-20
Bayer will implement an Energy
Conservation Program.
Bayer will implement an Energy
Conservation Program.
Bayer will implement a waste
Reduction Program.
Bayer will implement an Energy
Conservation Program.
Bayer will implement a waste
Reduction Program.
Bayer will implement a Seismic
Safety Program for new structures
and structures to remain.
yes* Program outline
submitted 2/11/93. Pilot
program initiated in 1993
using energy efficient
lighting expanded to
include new construction.
“Energy Efficient Design
Compliance” Engineering
Dept. procedure adopted
in 1996. See page 17–19
for details.
yes* Program outline
submitted 2/11/93.
Additional energy
conservation efforts are
ongoing.
yes* Solid waste minimization
program in place.
yes* Program outline
submitted 2/11/93.
yes*
yes* Geotechnical report
submitted 7/92;
approved by City Council
9/92; all new buildings
comply with
recommendations.
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