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2.Executive Summary <br /> TABLE 2-1 (CONTINUED) <br /> SUMMARY OF IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES <br /> Environmental Impact Mitigation Measures Level of Significance <br /> (Level of Significance Prior to Mitigation) After Mitigation <br /> have been permitted for use on the project site.Their <br /> records date back to the year 2000.However,other <br /> chemicals may have been used in the past,either for <br /> which the Department of Agriculture no longer has <br /> records or during the time when there were no <br /> restrictions on pesticide use.Topsoil would be mined and <br /> retained onsite.This would be a less-than-significant <br /> impact.(LS) <br /> 4.11.6 Exposure of individuals to asbestos containing dust and 4.11.6 No mitigation is required. <br /> lead-based paint.The existing structures on the project <br /> site that would be moved to another location on the site <br /> may have asbestos-containing materials(ACMs)and <br /> lead-based paint may have been used in the construction <br /> of those structures.Indiscriminate and unmitigated <br /> demolition of structures containing ACMs and lead-based <br /> paint could create asbestos dust,lead paint chips and <br /> lead dust that could travel offsite and present an <br /> inhalation hazard for both construction workers and the <br /> surrounding public.In addition,collection and disposal of <br /> ACMs and lead paint debris by untrained personnel could <br /> similarly result in asbestos and lead paint dust emissions <br /> offsite.This would be a less-than-significant impact.(LS) <br /> Visual Resources <br /> 4.12.1 Implementation of the project has the potential to No mitigation is required. <br /> adversely impact scenic views of the Coastal Range <br /> Mountains and San Joaquin Valley.This is a less-than- <br /> significant impact.(LS) <br /> 4.12.2 Implementation of the project has the potential to conflict 4.12.2 Features tall enough to be seen above the visual Less than Significant <br /> with adopted plans and policies relating to visual screening(processing plant,conveyor towers,loading <br /> resources.This is a potentially significant impact.(PS) hoppers,etc.)shall be painted in earthtones to minimize <br /> their visibility but still must remain visible to air traffic in <br /> the area such as crop dusters. <br /> Cumulative Impacts <br /> 6.1 Cumulative development would not be expected to result No mitigation is required. <br /> in an overall cumulative adverse land use impact since <br /> RMC Pacific Vemaris Quarry Mining and Redamation Project 2-26 ESA I Project 1,10203015 <br /> Draft Environmental Impact Report May 2006 <br />