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services: fire and police protection, schools, parks and recreation, libraries, roads, flood control, solid waste or other public works facilities, public transit, or governmental services? ❑Yes ® No c. Will the project adversely impact existing recreational/park opportunities or require new parktrecreation opportunities? ❑Yes ® No Note: ** "Yes"answers to these two questions and 9(b) below will require additional discussion, but do not necessarily indicate a potentially significant impact. Other sources used: 9. Transportation/Circulation: a. Will the project generate significant traffic volumes and/or make a significant contribution to an existing circulation problem (consider existing LOS on nearby arterials and highways, road design, access, parking, accident potential)? ❑Yes ® No* b. **Will the project cause special transportation considerations (consider waterborne, rail, air, pedestrian, and bicycle traffic, and public transportation systems and parking facilities)? ❑Yes ® No c. Will the project result in a significant increase in commuting to and from the local community? ❑Yes ® No d. Will the project be impacted by or interfere with an airport flight path? ❑Yes ® No* e. Will the project restrict access to the surrounding area? ❑Yes ® No Other sources used (note traffic studies): The Negative Declaration, Conditions of Approval and Use Permit, Site Approval Application No. PA-0500726 (approved 10/29/2006)completed on the same 20 acre parcel for the current green material composting facility and accompanying documents. 10.Cultural Resources: a. Will the proposal result in an alteration of a significant archeological or historical site, structure, or building? ❑Yes ® No* Other sources used: 11. Housing:. a. Will the proposal adversely affect the existing housing stock or create a demand for additional housing (more than 50 units)? ❑Yes ® No Other sources used: 12.Aesthetics: Initial Study -6- Rev 5-00 71185450.1 0078479-00001