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U3 o Table 2-1 (continued) o Summary of Impacts and Mitigation Measures (Applicable to Program and Project-Specific Impacts) m °� Significance Significance 8 » Impact before Mitigation Mitigation Measure after Mitigation c 3 a 4.12.3.Air Quality—Possible Temporary and Occasional S 4.12.3:Air Quality—Possible Temporary and Occasional LTS 5. Exposure of New Sensitive Uses to Odors.The proposed project Exposure of New Sensitive Uses to Odors.The College Park = would not include the types of land uses that would generate developers shall not develop any new residential uses within 1,000 H objectionable odors that could adversely affect either existing or feet of the two existing on-site dairies until such time as the diaries proposed sensitive land uses. However,the proposed project could cease operation and the dairy waste ponds and animal refuse piles Cn result in the development of new sensitive land uses(residential) are removed. adjacent to two existing on-site dairies. This could expose the new v sensitive uses to objectionable odors from these dairies on a temporary basis until these dairies are replaced with urban development under the proposed project. A significant impact w could occur. n—' 4.124.Air Quality—Generation of Local Mobile-Source CO LTS No mitigation required. LTS 'c Concentrations.Implementation of the proposed project would result in the generation of CO at nearby intersections from increased vehicular traffic on the local transportation network. w However,the proposed project would not contribute to CO concentrations that exceed the CAAQSs of 9.0 ppm for 8 hours or 20 ppm for 1 hour at these intersections during or at buildout (2025). A less-than-significant impact would occur. 4.12-5.Air Quality—Increased Long-Term Regional Emissions SU 4.12.5: Air Quality—Increased Long-Term Regional Emissions SU of Criteria Pollutants.Implementation of the College Park project of Criteria Pollutants.The College Park developers shall would result in increases in long-term regional emissions,primarily implement all of the mitigation measures as recommended in the associated with mobile sources that would exceed SJVAPCD's Guide for Assessing and Mitigating Air Quality Impacts(SJVAPCD recommended significant thresholds of 10 TPY for ROG and 10 1998). Many of these measures are already included in the TPY for NOx. A significant and unavoidable impact would occur. proposed project design and/or are already required by the MHMP and by mitigation in the MHMP and Delta College EIRs, 4.13.Noise 4.13.1.Noise—Generation of Temporary Construction Noise, S Mitigation Measure 4.13.1: Noise—Generation of Temporary LTS The proposed project could result in construction-related noise Construction Noise. between 9:00 p.m.and 6:00 a.m.that would exceed applicable ► Limit project construction activities to the hours between 6:00 County noise standards at nearby existing and proposed residential a.m.and 9:00 p.m. land uses.A significant impact could occur. ► Comply with the San Joaquin County Development Title for all construction activities. M ► Equip all construction vehicles or equipment,fixed or mobile,with n properly operating and maintained mufflers and acoustical z �