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f Other sources used: 2. Earth: a. Will the project result in or be subject to potentially hazardous geologic or soils conditions on or immediately adjoining the site (slides, springs, erosion, liquefaction, earthquake faults; steep slopes, septic tank limitations)? 3 []Yes ® No b. Will the project involve substantial grading which could result in secondary impacts (consider amount, steepness, and visibility of proposed slopes; consider effect of grading on trees and creek channels)? E] Yes ® No c. Will there be conversion of prime farmland (over 40 acres and not shown for development in the General Plan)? ❑Yes ® No Other sources used: r 3. PlantlAnimal Life: �- a. Mill there be�a reduction or disturbance to any habitat for plants and animals (including removal or disturbance of trees, riparian areas, or migration routes)? ❑Yes ® No b. Will the project impact any rare, endangered, threatened, or recreational species located on or near the site? (Check the Natural Diversity Data Base) [:]Yes No* Other sources used: 4. Air/Climate: I a. Will the project make a significant contribution to the deterioration of L existing air quality, including creation of objectionable odors; will future project residents be subjected to significant pollution levels? ❑Yes ® No b. Will the project result in any impact to current climatic conditions? (Consider the introduction of water features, loss of wetland, etc.) ❑Yes ® No Other sources used: E S. Noise: _ a. Will the project expose people to high noise or vibration levels (over 65db/Ldn for residential uses or 75db/Ldn for industrial uses at the property line)? (Check 2010 projected noise contours.) ❑Yes ® No b. Will the project result in increased noise or vibration levels? ❑Yes ® No R Other sources used: Initial Study - 3 _ Rev 5-00