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f. No Impact: There are no private airstrips ne rr the proposed project <br /> g. No impact: The proposed landfill expansion WOUld not after rr odlery itie affect any <br /> emergency response plan. It would include emergency reponse and disaster contingency <br /> plans. Emergency access, including, road %vidths and clearances would be maintained. <br /> h. No Impact; The proposed landfill expansion is in an area surrounded by agricultural, <br /> landfill,and prison land uses v"ith fe�v residences or wildlands_ As described in the project <br /> description, the project also would include fire suppression equipment and plans. Therefore, it <br /> would not have any impact on wild.larid fires. <br /> VIII. HYDROLOGY AND WATER QUALITY <br /> a. Potentially Significant Impact: The proposed landfill expansion could violate water quality <br /> standards. This issue will be analyzed in the Supplemental Eli:. <br /> b. Less than Significant Impact: The project's groundwater use, creel; relocation, and leachate <br /> extraction would not significantiv alter the quantity, flow, or recharge of groundwater in the <br /> project site vicinity. <br /> c. Less than Significant Impact: The project %%1ou.ld alter• thc� course of the North Branch of the }}}���►►► <br /> South Fisk of Little Johns Creek. This is described in the Ell' i'rcrjut Description. As described <br /> in this initial Studyv <br /> 's Project Description, the creek reali�;nme.nt has been refined to include a <br /> broader flood plain. In addition, a stormwater deten0o;.I pond is included i.ri the project. As <br /> described on p. III.K.12 of the E1R, this realignment, in cr,ntbination with the detention pond, <br /> would not result in substantial eroSi{rit or sedimettation. <br /> d. Potentially Significant Impact: The proposed landfill expansi011 could alter drainage patterns <br /> and result in erosion or siltation. This issue will be analvzed in the Supplemental EIR. <br /> e. Potentially Significant Impact: The proposed landfill expansion could generate runoff that <br /> would exceed the capacity of drainage systems or be a source of polluted runoff. This issue will <br /> be analyzed in the Supplemental FiR. <br /> f. Potentialiy Significant Impact: The proposed landfill expansion could degrade water quality. <br /> This issue v<,ill be analyzed in the Supplemental EIR. <br /> g. No Impact: The proposed landfill expansion \would not include any housing. <br /> h. Less than Significant Impact: The project would realign the on-site creek as described in item <br /> (d), above. This realignment will relocate the "100-year flood plain on the site. The realigned <br /> stream channel would be designed to retain all 100-year flood flows within the overall riparian <br /> corridor. It also would include a detention basin to limit peak flows to below existing levels. <br /> Therefore, although flood flaws would be impeded, this would .not be an adverse impact. <br /> i. Potentially Significant Impact: The proposed landfill expansion could expose people or <br /> structures to flooding damage. This issue will be analyzed in the Supplemental FIR. <br /> j. No Impact: The project site is not near a body of water subject to seiche or tsunamis. It is not <br /> near any hills or slopes that could be the source of niudflo\vs. <br /> -24- <br />