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5. Discharge into surface waters, <br /> or in any alteration of surface <br /> water quality, including but <br /> not limited to temperature, <br /> dissolved oxygen or turbidity? X <br /> 6. Alteration of the direction or <br /> rate of flow of ground waters X <br /> 7. Change in the quantity of <br /> ground waters, either through <br /> direct additions or with- <br /> drawals, or through intercep- <br /> tion of an aquifer by cuts <br /> or excavations? X <br /> 8. Substantial reduction in the <br /> amount of water otherwise <br /> available for public water <br /> supplies? X <br /> 9. Exposure of people or property <br /> to water related hazards such <br /> as flooding or tidal waves? X <br /> D. Discussion of Evaluation <br /> The project is located outside of the 100 or 500 year flood boundary of any <br /> waterway. As such, the risk of flood hazards in the area are considered <br /> negligible. <br /> Sufficient City water exists to meet demands of the facility. <br /> The anticipated increase in water consumption at the site during construction <br /> and completion of the project will not significantly affect the City water <br /> supply. <br /> E. Mitigation <br /> Connection to improved City facilities at the time deemed necessary by the <br /> Public Works Department will mitigate this impact. <br /> Oil and grease traps should be installed to handle runoff from other surfaces <br /> than the transfer building. <br /> 25 <br />