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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS: "Yea" may only be checked in situations where there is substantial Yes No evidence to indicate that there may be a significant impact on the b. Will the project impact any rare, environment if there is no change in the project description. (CEQA endangered, or recreational species Guidelines, Sec. 15064) located on or near the site? r See the Discussion section at the end of the Initial Study 4. Air: for explanation of any impacts checked "Yes." Yes No Will the project result in deterioration of 1. Water: existing air quality, including creation of objectionable odors; will future project a. Is any portion of the pro ect within a residents be subjected to significant k j k pollution levels? Flood Hazard Area? v:hat is the Flood Zone? 5. Noise: b. Will the project result in reduction of a. Will the project expose people to high k surface or ground water quality or k noise or vibration levels? quantity? b. Will the project result in increased 1< c. Will the project result in increased noise or vibration levels? runoff or alteration to drainage patterns and streams? X 6. Energy/Natural Resources/Hazards (consider the General Plan): d. Will the project result in erosion of or sedimentation to a channel, river or X a. Will the project result in any signifi- body of water? cant consumption of energy? k 2. Earth (consider the Seismic Safety Element, b. Will the project affect the potential available geologic reports, etc.): use, extraction, conservation, or depletion of a natural resource other a. will the project result in or be subject than agricultural land? k to potentially hazardous geologic or soils conditions on or immediately c. Will the project create a risk of adjoining the site (slides, springs, explosion, release or exposure to erosions, liquifaction, earthquake k hazardous substances, or other faults; slope, septic tank limitations)? dangers to public health and safety? X b. Will the proi-ict involve substantial 7. Utilities and Public Service: grading which could result in secondary impacts (consider amount, steepness, *a. Will the project require alteration of, and visibility of proposed slopes; addition to, or the need for utility consider effect of grading on trees systems - water, sewer, drainage, solid and creek channels)? k waste - including sphere of influence or k district boundary change? c. Will there be conversion of agricultural land (consider prime farmland)? k *b. Will the project result in the need for or the expansion of the following services: 3. Plant/Animal Life: fire and police protection, schools, parks and recreation, roads, flood control or a. Will there be a reduction or disturbance other public works facilities, public to any habitat for plants and animals transit, or governmental services? (including removal or disturbance of trees, riparian areas, or migration routes)? X *"Yes" answers to these questions will require additional discussion, but do not necessarily indicate a potentially significant impact. Initial Study - 2 - (6-88) Initial Study - 3 - (6-88)