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CALTRAIN EXTENSION TO MONTEREY COUNTY PASSENGER RAIL STATIONSALTERNATIVES ANALYSISImpactPre-mitigationSignificanceMitigation MeasureSignificance afterMitigationHM-2: Will the Project create a hazardto the public or the environment throughreasonably foreseeable upset andaccident conditions involving the releaseof hazardous materials?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificantHM-3: Will the Project releasehazardous emissions or handle hazardousor acutely hazardous materials,substances, or waste within one-quartermile of an existing or proposed school?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificantHM-4: Will the Project expose workersor the public to hazards from a knownhazardous waste site as identifiedpursuant to Government Code Section65962.5 (Cortese List)?SignificantHM-1a: Update Phase I SiteAssessment summarizingreported releases of hazardousmaterials within the project areaprior to construction.HM-1b: Monitor soil andgroundwater during constructionfor evidence of hazardous waste.HM-1c: Containerize and testsuspect soil and groundwater priorto disposal.HM-1d: Inspect and Test for ACMand lead-based paint.Less thansignificantHM-C1: Will the project have the potentialto have a cumulative impact on hazardousmaterials or hazardous wastemanagement?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificant3.7. Hydrology and Water QualityHYDRO-1: Will the Project violate anysurface water or groundwater qualitystandards or waste dischargerequirements or cause a substantialdegradation of surface runoff quality?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificantHYDRO-2: Will the Project cause waterrelatederosion or siltation on- or off-site?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificantHYDRO-3: Will the Project causeincreased runoff or flooding?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificantHYDRO-4: Will the Project create orcontribute stormwater that would exceedthe capacity of existing or plannedstormwater drainage systems?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificantHYDRO-5: Will the Project depletegroundwater supplies or interfere withgroundwater recharge?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificantparsons CHAPTER 5: ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS 139
CALTRAIN EXTENSION TO MONTEREY COUNTY PASSENGER RAIL STATIONSALTERNATIVES ANALYSISImpactPre-mitigationSignificanceMitigation MeasureSignificance afterMitigationHYDRO-6: Will the Project imperil peopleor structures by causing flooding,including inundation due to levee or damfailure?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificantHYDRO-7: Will the Project placestructures or housing within a 100-yearflood hazard area as mapped on a federalFlood Hazard Boundary or FloodInsurance Rate Map or other flood hazarddelineation map?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificantHYDRO-C1: Will the project havesignificant cumulative impacts tohydrology and water quality?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificant3.8. Land Use and PlanningLU-1 Will the Project be inconsistent withCounty or City zoning ordinances?Less thansignificant-AlternativeCastroville SitePotentiallysignificant-LPANo mitigation necessary.LU-1: Rezone propertiesLess thansignificantLess thansignificantLU-2: Will the Project increase potentialfor conflict as a result of incompatible landuses?Less thansignificant-AlternativeCastroville SitePotentiallysignificant-LPANo mitigation necessary.LU-2: Design project to be compatiblewith surrounding land use.Less thansignificantLess thansignificantLU-C1: Will the Project result incumulative impacts on land uses?Less thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.Less thansignificant3.9. AgricultureAG-1: Will the project convert PrimeFarmland, Unique Farmland, or Farmlandof Statewide Importance (Farmland) tonon-agricultural use?No impact –AlternateCastroville SiteLess thansignificant-LPANo mitigation necessary.AG-1: Purchase ofdevelopment rights, conservationeasements or transfer ofdevelopment rights.No impactLess thansignificantAG-2: Will the Project conflict withexisting zoning for agricultural use or aWilliamson Act?AG-3: Will the Project involve otherchanges in the existing environmentwhich, due to their location or nature,could result in conversion of farmland tonon-agricultural use?No impact –AlternateCastroville SiteSignificant-LPALess thansignificantNo mitigation necessary.AG-2: Rezoning of CastrovillePassenger Station Site.No mitigation necessary.No impactLess thansignificantLess thansignificantparsons CHAPTER 5: ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS 140
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