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MOUNTAIN HOUSE NEIGHBORHOOD' 'PROJECT INITIAL STUDY <br /> Chapter V <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL DISCUSSION <br /> The environmental factors checked below (black boxes) would be potentially affected by this project, <br /> involving at least one impact that is a"Potentially Significant Impact" as indicated by the checklist on the <br /> following pages. <br /> ❑ Land Use and Planning <br /> ❑ Agricultural Resources <br /> ❑ Population and Housing <br /> ❑ Public Services <br /> ❑ Utilities and Service Systems <br /> Transportation/Traffic <br /> ❑ Air Quality <br /> Noise <br /> ❑ Geology and Soils <br /> ❑ Hydrology and Water Quality <br /> ❑ Hazards <br /> ❑ Biological Resources <br /> ❑ Recreation <br /> ❑ Mineral Resources <br /> ❑ Cultural Resources <br /> ❑ Aesthetics <br /> ❑ Energy <br /> Each of the above topics is addressed in more detail in Subsections A through Q below. The subsections A <br /> through Q include the following four items of discussion: <br /> Environmental Checklist <br /> 2. Environmental Checklist explanations <br /> 3. Mitigation Measures or Conditions of Approval (both are numbered and labeled) <br /> The Environmental Checklist covers specific issues by topic(i.e., Aesthetics, Agricultural Resources, etc.)and <br /> is taken from Appendix G of the 1999 California Environmental Quality Act(CEQA)Guideline Revisions. <br /> The four categories of potential impact include: 1)Potentially Significant Impact-, 2) Potentially Significant <br /> Unless Mitigation Incorporated; 3)Less than Significant Impact; and 4) No Impact. One of the four boxes <br /> is checked for each issue. <br /> The Environmental Checklist Explanations follow the checked boxes so that the reader is fully informed as <br /> to why a specific box of the checklist was marked. The explanations identify earlier analyses, the source of <br /> the information for the conclusion reached, and mitigation measures either required already for the project or <br /> suggested as part of the current analysis to reduce impacts to a less-than-significant level. <br /> When a Condition of Approval would be more applicable than a mitigation measure,these are identified and <br /> numbered. Conditions of Approval would apply when the identified impact is not significant but when SU <br /> SE/V7�'F <br /> M-r <br /> C:v0esS1C\1Nn kLSTUDY\F1NALDnTiAL Y-vnxr1.D0C(712") 31 V. ENVIRONMENTAL DISCUSSION <br />