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Executive Summary TABLE ES-1 (CONTINUED) SUMMARY OF IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES Environmental Impact Mitigation Measures Level of Significance (Level of Significance Prior to Mitigation) After Mitigation 4.11.3 The project would involve the installation and use of No mitigation is required. above-ground fuel storage tanks,and the storage and use of solid waste and hazardous materials.This would be a less-than-significant impact.(LS) 4.11.4 Exposure of the existing and future residents near the 4.11 A The sift ponds and the mining pits proposed as a part of the project Less than Significant project area to potentially high levels of nuisance and should be properly designed and maintained so that they do not disease vectoring mosquitoes from the addition of silt breed mosquitoes.The design and maintenance of the basins should ponds and mining pits that could contain storm water on be done in consultation with the San Joaquin County Mosquito the project site would be a significant health hazard. Abatement District and the East Side Mosquito Abatement District in Mosquitoes are vectors of diseases such as malaria, Stanislaus County. encephalitis,West Nile virus,and canine heartworm disease.This would be a potentially significant impact. (PS) 4.11.5 Records maintained at the San Joaquin County No mitigation is required. Agricultural Commissioner show that restricted pesticides have been permitted for use on the project site.Their records date back to the year 2000.However,other chemicals may have been used in the past,either for which the Department of Agriculture no longer has records or during the time when there were no restrictions on pesticide use.Topsoil would be mined and retained onsite.This would be a less-than-significant impact.(LS) 4.11.6 Exposure of individuals to asbestos containing dust and 4.11.6 No mitigation is required. lead-based paint.The existing structures on the project site that would be moved to another location on the site may have asbestos-containing materials(ACMs)and lead-based paint may have been used in the construction of those structures. Indiscriminate and unmitigated demolition of structures containing ACMs and lead-based paint could create asbestos dust,lead paint chips and lead dust that could travel offsite and present an inhalation hazard for both construction workers and the surrounding public. In addition,collection and disposal of ACMs and lead paint debris by untrained personnel could similarly result in asbestos and lead paint dust emissions offsite.This would be a less-than-significant impact.(LS) Cemex Vernalis Qua"Mining and Reclamation Project ES-24 ESA 110+015 Fines Environmental Impact Report Juno 2006 I _. L I l __ I . I _ l_ 1 L. _ _ L __ l__ 1 - L,_ 1 __ L . � �_ 1. _ L _ _ i _