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w m 3 > 3 Table 2-1 (continued) Summary of Impacts and Mitigation Measures (Applicable to Program and Project-Specific Impacts) Impact Significance Mitigation Measure Significance before Mitigation after Mitigation 4.9-5.Public Health and Safety—Exposure to Pipeline Hazards. S 4.9-5.Public Health and Safety—Exposure to Pipeline Hazards. LTS The proposed project would result in the development of sensitive The following measures shall be implemented by the College Park land uses in close proximity to existing natural gas and crude oil developers: pipelines,and would expose persons to contamination or explosion . No habitable residential structures(i.e.,homes,apartments, hazards associated with the pipelines.A significant impact would granny flats,garages converted to living quarters,patio rooms, occur.o sun rooms)shall be permitted within 68 feet of the PG&E– Chevron pipeline that bisects the College Park site and contains Pipelines L401,L002,and CSDF 0499.Alternatively, no habitable residential structures as defined above shall be permitted within 68 feet of the nearest pipeline in the PG&E easement.Outdoor structures such as pools,fences,patios, and decks could be allowed within the no build zone,since occupancy would be less than 100%.Garages would be permitted as long as documentation accompanies the sale or rental documents for the residence prohibiting conversion of the No garage to a habitable use(spare bedroom,game room,etc.). Public disclosure of the hazard posed by the Pipelines L401, L002,and CSDF 0499 shall be provided in the purchase and o rental agreements for all habitable residential structures to be located within 249 feet of the PG&E/Chevron easement,and shall appear in all subsequent purchase and rental agreements associated with these structures. 4.M.Public Health and Safety—Exposure to Electromagnetic LTS No mitigation required. LTS oFields.The proposed project would comply with CDE school m setback requirements from electrical transmission lines.While the project would result in development of residential uses in close 0 proximity to electrical transmission lines,project compliance with the requirements of the MHMP and MHMP MMP would avoid $ significant adverse EMF-related health effects.A less-than- En significant impact would occur. m n ` 4.9.7.Public Health and Safety—Exposure to Non-Potable LTS No mitigation required. LTS a Water. The proposed project would supply reclaimed water to the community college for landscape uses. A less-than-significant impact would occur. rn = m ,7 �