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Hacienda TOD Standards and Design Guidelines Initial Study <br /> Discussion of Checklist Items <br /> Less- than - Significant Impacts. The proposed project would not expose people to potential health <br /> hazards through the routine transport, use, storage or disposal of hazardous materials. Future residents <br /> and tenants at the potential neighborhood - serving retail establishments due to development under the <br /> Standards and Design Guidelines may use or store relatively small amounts of hazardous materials. <br /> During construction on the project sites contractors would use some hazardous materials. Hazards <br /> associated with those materials would be reduced to less-than-significant levels by compliance with State <br /> and federal transport, storage, and disposal requirements. No additional mitigation is warranted. This <br /> issue will be addressed in more detail, including any- impacts on nearby schools, in the environmental <br /> review documents at the time a development plan is proposed for the project sites. <br /> No toxic air contaminant would result from the proposed zone change, and no worse impacts than <br /> could occur under the existing zoning of the sites could occur due to project implementation. The issue <br /> of toxic air contaminant emissions will he addressed in the environmental review documents at the time <br /> a development plan is proposed for the project sites. <br /> No Impacts. Regarding airport hazards, all three sites are located outside both the General Referral <br /> Area and the Height Referral Arca and the project would have no impact on an airport. <br /> The City has adopted a Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan to provide for the safety of the <br /> community in the event of a major emergency such as an earthquake, flood, fire, nuclear accident, civil <br /> disturbance, or hazardous materials spill. The plan provides the basis for direction and control of <br /> emergency operations and contains task assignments for City personnel under emergency conditions.' <br /> Any future development resulting from the zone change would be subject to the City's Emergency <br /> Operations Plan. <br /> The project sites are infill sites in an urban area and are not located close to any wildlands. No wildland <br /> fires would impact the area. <br /> 3 City of Pleasanton Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan, Revised September 26, 2005 <br /> Draft, Subject to Revision 21 2/11/2011 <br />