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PUD-65 Environmental Checklist <br />of the California Code through its building permit process. The proposed project will be <br />required to comply w-ith the applicable codes and standards to provide earthquake <br />resistant design to meet or exceed the current seismic requirements. Site specific soils <br />analyses would be conducted in conjunction with the building permit review. . <br />Therefore, these issues would be categorized as no-impact or ales-than-significant- <br />impact. <br />aiv) The site topography is generally flat to slightly sloping and there are no known landslides <br />on the property. Grading conducted on the site will be subject to engineering and <br />building standards prior to any development. Therefore, this would be a less-t/ian- <br />significant-impact. <br />b-d) Natural erosion is frequently accelerated by human activities such as site preparation for <br />construction and alteration of topographic features. Grading, vegetation removal, as well <br />as excavation and trenching for utility lines will disturb soils that could increase the rate <br />of erosion if controls or best management practices are not in place. The City requires <br />that all projects meet the requirements for stormwater control measures during design, <br />construction and implementation phases of the project. Therefore, this would be a less- <br />than-significant-impact. <br />e) The project will use existing or provide new public infrastructure related to storm water <br />discharge, sewer, and water service. There will not be septic systems or alternative <br />wastewater disposal systems within the project. Therefore, this would be categorized as <br />no-impact. <br />7. HAZARDS AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS <br />Environmental Setting <br />The 5980 Sunol Boulevard property currently contains a dilapidated single-family home and an <br />accessory stricture. The 5998 Sunol Boulevard property previously contained a small office <br />building and parking lot that were demolished in 1997. <br />Standards of Significance <br />For purposes of this environmental document, an impact is considered significant if the proposed <br />project would: <br />• Result in exposing people to existing contaminated soil during construction activities; <br />• Result in exposing people to asbestos containing materials; <br />• Result in exposing people to contaminated groundwater if de~vatering activities take <br />place. <br />17 <br />