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Mr.Jolley February 13, 2020 Page 19 of 15 materials or cause reasonably foreseeable upset and accident conditions involving the release of hazardous materials. Hydrology and Water Quality:The analysis will describe the existing drainage and water quality conditions of the site, and provide a description of the applicable regulatory environment, and evaluate the project's hydrology and water quality impacts including" short-term construction related effects; permanent stormwater changes' impacts to surface water quality' impacts to groundwater quality and quantity; and cumulative on- and off-site impacts. Land Use:The analysis will describe the existing and proposed land uses in the project area and evaluate the potential inconsistencies between the proposed project and the applicable General Plan and zoning. The analysis will focus on changes in land use, land use compatibility, and general plan consistency, to the extent that potential General Plan conflicts may lead to physical impacts on the environment. Noise and Vibration:The analysis will include information on the location of existing sensitive receptors, ambient noise levels, and natural factors that relate to the attenuation thereof. Noise and vibration impacts that would be anticipated to occur with construction and operational activities associated with the proposed project will be assessed. Public Services and Recreation:The analysis will address the potential impacts on public services as a result of the proposed project. Public services include fire protection, law enforcement, schools, parks and recreation, and libraries. Transportation: The analysis will include a Traffic Study. The traffic study will analyze the increase in vehicle traffic, and Level of Service and Vehicle Miles Travelled impacts to streets and intersections potentially impacted by the project, including West Lane, Eight Mile Road, and Ham Lane, and other surrounding roads. Utilities and Service Systems:The analysis will address the potential for environmental affects as a result of the proposed project's increased impact on water supply, distribution, and treatment; wastewater collection, conveyance, and treatment; solid waste collection and disposal; and electricity and natural gas. Summary Chapter. ECORP will prepare a Project Summary Chapter in accordance with CEQA Guidelines and include a brief description of the project, potential areas of controversy, project alternatives, and a summary table of impacts and mitigation measures identified in the ADEIR. Task 3A Deliverables: 5 copies of the ADEIR (spiral bound and duplex copied) One PDF file and one Word file of the complete ADEIR 5.3.2 Task 3B —Prepare and Circulate the Draft EIR Following County review of the ADEIR, ECORP will coordinate with County staff to review comments, receive direction, and discuss revisions. The County will be responsible for consolidating all County staff 19 ECORP Consulting,Inc. EN'l'ERONNENTAL CONSI:LIRN-l5.15