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to serve the proposed expansion. Public sewer is not available. Any new development will have to be accommodated by an on-site septic system for sewage. The Environmental Health Department will determine the size of this system. As a result, the project will not require new public utility systems or district boundary changes. A referral has been sent to the Department of Public Works and the Environmental Health Department for review. 9. Transportation/Circulation 9. a. This project is an expansion of an existing crane rental facility. The existing facility operates Monday through Saturday, 6:00 am to 6:00 pm with a maximum of 35 employees and approximately three (3) customers per day. No increase in hours, employees, or customers is expected with this expansion. The Department of Public Works states that the proposed project would have a less than significant impact on traffic on the local streets because the development project is not expected to exceed fifty vehicles during any hour. Projects that have a traffic volume that is less than fifty (50) trips per hour have a less than significant impact of traffic. 13. Land Use 13. a. & b. The proposed project is an expansion of an existing crane rental facility to include the construction of a 14,400 square foot equipment storage building with a 7,200 square foot overhang. The Use Type for the project is Equipment Sales and Repair — Heavy Equipment Sales, and may be conditionally permitted in the I-L zone with an approved Use Permit application. This project is not a growth-inducing action nor is in conflict with any existing or planned land uses. The surrounding land uses are industrial, agricultural with scattered residences, and residential. The proposed project does not conflict with any existing or planned land uses, and will not set any significant land use precedents in the area. Therefore, this project is not a growth-inducing action. Initial Study - 8 - Rev 5-00