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Implementation 6.7.4.a.Potential hazards shall be identified and avoided as part of the community — development. Such hazards include abandoned gas exploration wells, and agricultural facilities and canals. Implementation 6.7.4.b. State listed bio-accumulative pesticides that exceed soil concentration thresholds shall be remediated through approved procedures. Implementation 6.7.4.c.The applicant shall take corrective actions, such as well abandonment and soil remediation,if required, for all abandoned gas exploration wells or other previously recorded sources of hazardous and toxic substances on and within 500 feet of the project area to meet County and state standards. Implementation 6.7.4.d.The applicant shall take corrective actions for the presence found in excess of the allowable amounts of any fuel,pesticide,herbicide,or chemical residue on or under the soil _ that is listed on the state or federal list of toxic materials. Corrective actions shall be conducted in accordance with the requirements of the County Environmental Health Department and the applicable state agency. — Implementation 6.7.4.e.The applicant shall reduce the attractive nuisance such canals may pose through fencing, signage,restriction of access from the tentative map area or other means. _ Implementation 6.7.4.E Water wells shall be retrofitted or properly abandoned prior to construction. Implementation 6.7.4.8.The applicant shall test all existing structures on the project site for lead content and asbestos-containing building materials prior to demolition and approval of a demolition permit. If it is found that painted surfaces contain lead-based paint and/or the structures contain asbestos materials,the applicant shall prepare a Demolition Plan for the safe demolition of all site _ structures. The Demolition Plan shall address both on-and off-site chemical and physical hazards. Prior to demolition,the applicant shall remove all hazardous building materials in accordance with all applicable guidelines,laws,and ordinances. — • Implementation 6.8.a.Minimum setbacks will be established from the edge of the Rio Oso-Tesla powerline easement for other uses as follows. _ • Residential dwelling units 25 feet • Non-residential structures 10 feet _ • Parking and storage areas No setback • Implementation 6.8.b.School Facility EMF Requirements. School sites shall be located an adequate distance from transmission lines easements to meet the setback criteria adopted by the California Department of Education as part of the Tentative Map approval process for each phase which contains a school facility.Easement setbacks at the time of adoption of Specific Plan III are as follows: • 50-133 kV line 100 feet • 220-230 kV line 150 feet — • 500-550 kV line 350 feet • Implementation 6.8.c.If a site proposed for development contains an electrical transformer,a — Development Permit submittal for an application requiring environmental assessment shall include a letter from PG&E stating whether existing electrical transformers on the site contain PCBs and EDAW College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR Public Health and Safety 4.9-24 San Joaquin County