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Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Inc. CalVTP Project-Specific Analysis and Addendum Augustin Bernal Community Park Fuel Reduction November 2025 4-61 4.9. Hazardous Materials, Public Health, and Safety Table 10. Consistency of project-related hazardous materials, public health, and safety impacts with the scope of the California Vegetation Treatment Program Programmatic Environmental Impact Report. Impact in the PEIR Project-Specific Checklist Environmental Impact Covered in the PEIR Identify Impact Significance in the PEIR Identify Location of Impact Analysis in the PEIR Does the Impact Apply to the Treatment Project? List SPRs Applicable to the Treatment Project1 List MMs Applicable to the Treatment Project1 Identify Impact Significance for Treatment Project Would This Be a Substantially More Severe Significant Impact than Identified in the PEIR? Is This Impact within the Scope of the PEIR? Would the project: Impact HAZ-1: Create a Significant Health Hazard from the Use of Hazardous Materials LTS Impact HAZ-1, pp. 3.10-14– 3.10-15 Yes HAZ-1, HAZ- 5 NA LTS No Yes Impact HAZ-2: Create a Significant Health Hazard from the Use of Herbicides LTS Impact HAZ-2, pp. 3.10-15– 3.10-18 Yes HAZ-5, HAZ- 6, HAZ-7, HAZ-8, HAZ- 9 NA LTS No Yes Impact HAZ-3: Expose the Public or Environment to Significant Hazards from Disturbance to Known Hazardous Material Sites PS Impact HAZ-3, pp. 3.10-18– 3.10-19 Yes NA HAZ-3 LTS No Yes 1NA: Not applicable; there are no SPRs and/or MMs identified in the PEIR for this impact. New Hazardous Materials, Public Health, and Safety Impacts: Would the treatment result in other impacts related to hazardous materials, public health and safety that are not evaluated in the CalVTP PEIR? ☐ Yes ☒ No If yes, complete row(s) below and discussion Potentially Significant Less than Significant with Mitigation Incorporated Less than Significant ☐ ☐ ☐