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GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS: . 1. Does it appear that any environmental feature of the project will generate significant public concern or controversy? (x) Yes ( ) No Nature of concern(s) : The referral of this application to surrounding properties resulted in over fifty letters in opposition to the project. The opposition centered on six specific concerns: 1) Land Use, 2) Traffic, 3) Groundwater Contamination, 4) Fire Suppression, 5) Public Safety, and 6) Operational Characteristics. These six areas were addressed in the original Initial Study which determined that a Negative Declaration could be prepared for this project. This Revised Initial Study provides additional discussion on these topics and reaches the same environmental determination. 2 . will the project require approval or permits by agencies other than the County? ( ) Yes (x) No Agency name(s) : 3 . Is the project within the Sphere of Influence, or within two miles, of any city? (x) Yes ( ) No City: An application referral was sent to the City of Stockton on March 19 , 1992 . In addition, a referral was sent to the French Camp Municipal Advisory Committee on the same date. As of April 27 , 1992 , no responses have yet been received from either agency. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS: "Yes" may only be checked in situations where there is substantial evidence to indicate that there may be a significant adverse impact on the environment if there is no change in the project description. (CEO A Guidelines, Sec. 15064) See the "Discussion" section at the end of the Initial Study for explanation of any impacts checked "Yes", or any "No" answer marked with an asterisk (*) . Sources. The following sources of information have been used in determining environmental impacts: Original source materials and maps on file in the Community Development Department including: all County and City general plans and community plans; assessor parcel books; various local and FEMA flood zone maps; service district maps; maps of geologic instability; maps and reports on endangered species such as the Natural Diversity Data Base; noise contour maps; specific roadway plans; maps and/or records of archeological/historic resources; soil reports and maps; etc. Many of these original source materials have been collected from other public agencies or from previously prepared EIR's and other technical studies. Initial Study (Rev: 01/91) 2