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3.10 Hazards and Hazardous Materials<br />

headquarters facilities. The discussion of the risks associated with transporting and handling<br />

hazardous materials (<strong>Impact</strong> 3.10‐1) is also applicable to the headquarters facilities alone;<br />

therefore, no additional analysis related to the headquarters facilities is necessary. Likewise, the<br />

discussion of risk associated with wildland fire (<strong>Impact</strong> 3.10‐3) is applicable to the headquarters<br />

facilities alone and no additional analysis is necessary.<br />

The following analyses address potential impacts specific to the construction or operation of the<br />

headquarters facilities alone. These potential impacts are different from the potential impacts<br />

described above which could be caused by implementing the rest of the General Plan elements.<br />

IMPACT<br />

3.10-4<br />

Potential Risks Associated with Locating Headquarters Facilities Near an Airport<br />

Nighttime lighting at Clay Pit SVRA could pose a hazard risk associated with nighttime flights to<br />

and from the adjacent airport. However, nighttime security lighting at the headquarters building<br />

required for safety and security purposes would be minimal. In addition, DU Guideline 2.1 in the<br />

Clay Pit SVRA General Plan includes measures that would minimize potential light pollution.<br />

Exterior lighting would be restricted to entry and exit areas, light would be directed downward,<br />

and the height of parking lot lighting would be restricted. Sodium vapor lighting would not be<br />

permissible.<br />

Because nighttime lighting at the headquarters facilities would be minimal, and implementation of<br />

DU Guideline 2.1 would reduce light pollution, this impact would be less than significant.<br />

Mitigation Measures: No mitigation is required.<br />

Summary of Significant <strong>Impact</strong>s<br />

Adoption of the Clay Pit SVRA General Plan and implementation of resulting actions would not<br />

result in significant impacts related to hazards and hazardous materials. Constructing and<br />

operating the headquarters facilities would also not result in significant impacts related to hazards<br />

and hazardous materials.<br />

3.10.5 Mitigation Measures<br />

No significant impacts related to hazards and hazardous materials would result with<br />

implementation of the General Plan, including construction and operation of the headquarters<br />

facilities, and no mitigation is required.<br />

Clay Pit State Vehicular Recreation Area<br />

February 2012 3.10-10 <strong>Draft</strong> EIR

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