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k a 1 results of the traffic study: This will also in an evaluation of the potential for off-site sensitive receptors to be affected by not"se.from stationary sources at,the quarry in excess of thelimits in San JoaquEn County Noise Elerrmer�t and the San Joaquin County Development Title (Chapter:9 Section .1025 9) Based-on the results of the noise measu'fements and;'protected increases in noise froirt 1 project traffic, MEG will identify ariy significant noise impacts from the proposed project. MBA will work with'MEC to develop feasit?le:mitigation,rmeasure's that could reduce or. eliminate any potentially significant impacts identifi6i as part of the.noise'analysis. MBA will k summarize the findings of the noise analysis i.n the EIR: Public Services/Utilities Several large utility easement traverse the project site, including the East Bay Municipal Utility District's.(EBMUD) Mokelumrie Aqueduct`and a ,Pacific Gas and Electric(PG&E) electrical transmission line. MBA staff will coordinate-with County staff and affected public service and utility purveyors to•assess potential impacts of the Project to these facilities. ' With the information and data gathered from the above tasks,-MBA will identify the public' ' service/utility setting of the project site, outline the significance criteria used in the impact analysis, and provide an analysis of any impacts or potential-impacts resulting from the project, The following services, facilities, and utility systems will be analyzed as part of the EIR: • Electricity Fire Protection Natural Gas Police Protection Water Supply Schools Sewer/Wastewater Parks/Recreation • Solid Waste Disposal Other Public Facilities • Communications Letters describing the Project will be sent to all service and utility agencies, where applicable. Answers will be requested, as appropriate, to document existing and planned facilities current and planned usages, and excess capacities: MBA understands that the existing onsite septic disposal-system will be sufficient to accommodate the Project and no expansion would be necessary. Anticipated impacts will be assessed, and appropriate 1 mitigation measures will be recommended, where appropriate.- Biological Resources The Project carries the potential to adversely affect biological resources. The EIR will incorporate the results from technical studies prepared by the applicant and a reconnaissance level biological survey conducted by MBA. The.biological survey will include a literature and mapping review to determine potential impacts regarding natural resources issues_ Existing documentation-pertinent to the biological resources in the vicinity of the project area will be compiled, reviewed, and analyzed prior to any field reconnaissance and will be summarized in the EIR. This will include a review of(1) general biological habitats in the area and their species compositions, (2)the presence of sensitive .habitats, (3) the presence or potential presence.of sensitive species, and (4) the potential for regulatory requirements. Strategies for acquiring new information in the project area will be determined. ,The reconnaissance level survey of the Project site will be systematically implemented to ensure the accurate characterization of onsite biological resources. A 200- scale (1 inch equals 200 feet) topographic map and aerial photograph, provided by the County, will be used to assist in this reconnaissance. The potential onsite presence of any plant or wildlife species or habitat considered rare, endangered, threatened,-:.sensitive, or otherwise unique by government agencies (e.g:,