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t 1 1 ( ! f 1 1 t t Y 1 Y l W o Table 2-1 (continued) o Summary of Impacts and Mitigation Measures (Applicable to Program and Project-Specific Impacts) m m Significance Significance Impact before Mitigation Mitigation Measure after Mitigation 4.9.2.Public Health and Safety—Possible Exposure to LTS No mitigation required. LTS w. Hazardous Materials Associated with Upset and Accident = Conditions During Construction and Operation.The proposed N project would not use large quantities of hazardous materials that y would be subject to potential upset and accident conditions,and although project construction activities would occur in the vicinity of existing natural gas and crude oil pipelines,project compliance with v the requirements and mitigation measures of the MHMP and MHMP MMP would avoid potentially significant upset and accident conditions involving these pipelines.A less-than-significant impact m would occur. x ^—' 4.9.3.Public Health and Safety—Emit Hazardous Emissions or LTS No mitigation required. LTS Handle Hazardous Materials within one-quarter Mile of a School.The proposed project would be located in on-quarter mile of planned/proposed schools,but would not generate hazardous N emissions or handle large quantities of hazardous materials.A less- than-significant impact would occur. 4.9.4.Public Health and Safety—Locate a School Site in an S 4.9.4.Public Health and Safety—Locate a School Site in an Area LTS Area of Potential Hazards.One of the two proposed K-8 school of Potential Hazards. 1 sites would be located in an area of potential hazardous conditions The College Park developers shall have a PEA prepared by a as defined by CEQA(Section 21151).The school would be located qualified hazardous materials consultant for the school located near - less than one-quarter mile from a potential source of hazardous the Lucky J Dairy,if required by CDE.The PEA shall be prepared in emissions and a location where large amounts of hazardous accordance with CDE and DTSC requirements and shall be materials may potentially be used and stored.A significant impact reviewed and approved by CDE,DTSC,the San Joaquin County would occur. Community Development Department(SJCCDD),and the Lammersville School District. It these agencies determine,based on the PEA,that the school site does not meet CDE siting requirements,the proposed school shall be developed at a different location within the College Park site,subject to clearance by a new PEA to be funded by the developers.It the new school site is required,the developers shall be responsible for processing the required amendment to the College Park Specific Plan III and obtaining and dedicating the new school site to the school district. The assessment and analysis would be conducted in accordance Cn with CDE requirements and would be under separate CEQA 3 o documentation, 4