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project residents be subjected to significant pollution levels? ❑Yes ® No* b. Will the project result in any impact to current climatic conditions? (Consider the introduction of water features, loss of wetland, etc.) ❑Yes ® No Other sources used: Rule 4566 from the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District. 5. Noise: - a. Will the project expose people to high noise or vibration levels (over 65db/Ldn for residential uses or 75db/Ldn for industrial uses at the property line)? (Check 2010 projected noise contours.) ❑Yes ® No* b. Will the project result in increased noise or vibration levels? ❑Yes ® No Other sources used: 6. Energy/Natural Resources: a. Will the project use substantial amounts of fuel or energy, require a substantial increase in demand upon existing sources, or require the development of new sources of energy? ❑Yes ® No b. Will the project affect the potential use, extraction, conservation, or depletion of a natural resource (other than agricultural land)? ❑Yes ® No Other sources used: 7. Hazards: a. Will the project create a risk of explosion; release, generate or store any hazardous substances; or cause other dangers to public health and safety? ❑Yes ® No* b. Are there any known hazardous substances located within 500 feet of the boundaries of this project, if in an existing or proposed residential area (this could include possible groundwater contamination)? ❑Yes ® No c. Will the project result in interference with, or need for, emergency plans? ❑Yes ® No Other sources used: 8. Utilities and Public Service: a. **Will the project require alteration of, addition to, or the need for new utility systems (water, sewer, drainage, solid waste), including a Sphere of Influence or district boundary change? ❑Yes ® No* b. **Will the project result in the need for or the expansion of the following services: fire and police protection, schools, parks and recreation, Initial Study -4- Rev 5-00 71185450.1 0078479-00001