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LIGHT BROWN APPLE MOTH ERADICATION PROJECT APPENDIX D DRAFT PEIR HUMAN HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT Table D4-17 Exposure Point Concentrations – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application.....................................................................................................................4-30 Table D4-18 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Nursery/Program and Agricultural Workers – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application.....................................................4-30 Table D4-19 Table D4-20 Table D4-21 Table D4-22 Table D4-23 Table D4-24 Table D4-25 Table D4-26 Table D4-27 Table D4-28 Table D4-29 Table D4-30 Table D4-31 Table D4-32 Table D4-33 Table D4-34 Table D4-35 Table D4-36 Table D4-37 Table D4-38 Table D4-39 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Adult Resident – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application .......................................................................................................4-31 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Child Resident – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application .......................................................................................................4-31 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Residential Adult Gardener – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application ...................................................................................4-32 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Adult Park User – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application .......................................................................................................4-32 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Child Park User – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application .......................................................................................................4-33 Exposure Point Concentrations – Mating Disruption Alternative, Aerial Application.....................................................................................................................4-33 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Nursery/Program Workers and Agricultural Workers – Mating Disruption Alternative, Aerial Application .....................................4-34 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Adult and Child Residents – Mating Disruption Alternative, Aerial Application......................................................................................4-35 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Residential Adult Gardener – Mating Disruption Alternative, Aerial Application......................................................................................4-35 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Adult and Child Recreational Park User – Mating Disruption Alternative, Aerial Application....................................................................4-36 Exposure Point Concentrations – Male Moth Attractant...............................................4-37 Chemical-Specific Intakes Factors for Nursery/Program Workers – Male Moth Attractant .......................................................................................................................4-37 Chemical-Specific Intakes Factors for Agricultural Workers – Male Moth Attractant .......................................................................................................................4-38 Chemical-Specific Intake Factors for Adult Resident – Male Moth Attractant.............4-39 Chemical-Specific Intake Factors for Child Resident – Male Moth Attractant.............4-40 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Residential Adult Gardener – Male Moth Attractant .......................................................................................................................4-41 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Adult Recreational Park User – Male Moth Attractant .......................................................................................................................4-42 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Child Recreational Park User – Male Moth Attractant .......................................................................................................................4-43 Exposure Point Concentrations – Organic Treatment Alternative.................................4-44 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Nursery/Program Workers and Agricultural Workers – Organic Treatment Alternative.....................................................................4-44 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Adult and Child Resident – Organic Treatment Alternative .....................................................................................................................4-45 D-vi App D_HHRA_508.doc JULY 2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS Table D4-40 Table D4-41 Table D5-1 Table D5-2 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Residential Adult Gardener – Organic Treatment Alternative .....................................................................................................................4-45 Chemical-Specific Intakes for Adult and Child Recreational Park User – Organic Treatment Alternative ....................................................................................................4-46 Toxicity Values................................................................................................................5-5 Nursery/Program Worker Hazard Quotients – No Program Alternative.........................5-8 Table D5-3 Agricultural Worker – No Program Alternative ..............................................................5-9 Table D5-4 Table D5-5 Table D5-6 Adult Resident Cancer Risks and Hazard Quotients – No Program Alternative...........5-10 Child Resident Hazard Quotient – No Program Alternative..........................................5-11 Residential Adult Gardener Cancer Risks and Hazard Quotient – No Program Alternative .....................................................................................................................5-12 Table D5-7 Adult Park User Cancer Risks and Hazard Quotients – No Program Alternative .........5-13 Table D5-7 Adult Park User Cancer Risks and Hazard Quotients – No Program Alternative .........5-14 Table D5-8 Child Park User Cancer Risks and Hazard Quotients – No Program Alternative .........5-15 Table D5-9 Table D5-10 Table D5-11 Nursery/Program Worker Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Twist Ties ......................................................................................................................5-16 Agricultural Worker Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Twist Ties ................................................................................................................................5-16 Adult Resident Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Twist Ties...........5-17 Table D5-12 Child Resident Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Twist Ties ...........5-17 Table D5-13 Residential Adult Gardener Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Twist Ties ......................................................................................................................5-17 Table D5-14 Adult Park User Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Twist Ties .........5-18 Table D5-15 Child Park User Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Twist Ties .........5-18 Table D5-16 Table D5-17 Table D5-18 Table D5-19 Table D5-20 Table D5-21 Table D5-22 Table D5-23 Nursery/Program Worker Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application .......................................................................................................5-19 Agricultural Worker Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application.....................................................................................................................5-19 Adult Resident Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application.....................................................................................................................5-20 Child Resident Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application.....................................................................................................................5-20 Residential Adult Gardener Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application .......................................................................................................5-20 Adult Park User Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application.....................................................................................................................5-21 Child Park User Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Ground Application.....................................................................................................................5-21 Nursery/Program Worker Hazard Quotients – Mating Disruption Alternative, Aerial Application..........................................................................................................5-22 JULY 2009 App D_HHRA_508.doc D-vii
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