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plans. These traffic controls would provide the required emergency vehicle access. STATEMENT OF FACTS: The closure of Wayne Avenue is no longer being considered as part of the project. The placement of the traffic controls is optional and would not impact emergency response or emergency evacuation plans. These traffic controls would provide the required emergency vehicle access. h. RISK OF UPSET EFFECT: A Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment was prepared for 1152 Marina Boulevard. The Phase 1 report concluded that no remediation measures were required for 1152 Marina Boulevard. A survey of asbestos containing materials and significant lead -containing paint was conducted for the properties at 1066, 1072, and 1152 Marina Boulevard and asbestos containing material and/or significant lead -containing paint was identified at these sites. FINDINGS: The Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration include the required mitigation measures related to hazardous materials. The implementation of these mitigation measures will ensure that the risk of exposure of persons to contaminated soil or toxic materials would be reduced to a level of less than significance. STATEMENT OF FACTS: A Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment was prepared for 1152 Marina Boulevard. The Phase 1 report included information about 1066 Marina Boulevard as well. A field survey of the single-family residence/office at 1072 Marina Boulevard was conducted by Michael Bakaldin (City of San Leandro Hazardous Materials Coordinator). A survey of asbestos containing materials and significant lead -containing paint was conducted for the properties at 1066, 1072, and 1152 Marina Boulevard. The information from the report and the field survey was summarized in the Initial Study and included specific mitigation measures for each of the issues raised. The types of issues on the sites related to the following: 1) the Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment for 1152 Marina Boulevard concluded that no remediation measures are required for 1152 Marina Boulevard, 2) there is an open tank pit and three remaining underground storage tanks at 1066 Marina Boulevard, 3) petroleum hydrocarbon contaminated soil from the tank pit is stockpiled on site at 1066 Marina Boulevard, 4) a soil and groundwater investigation performed on the site (1066 Marina Boulevard) indicates that contaminated soil is present around the tank pit, 5) the soil and groundwater investigation indicates elevated levels of TPH as gasoline in the groundwater at 1066 Marina Boulevard, 6) a field survey of 1072 Marina Boulevard identified stored service station and auto repair inventory, including assorted automotive chemicals (oils, lubricants, solvents, and antifreeze) and four or five drums of soil contaminated with automotive chemicals, and 7) the survey 'of asbestos containing material and significant lead - containing paint identified asbestos containing material and/or lead -containing paint at the properties at 1066, 1072 and 1152 Marina Boulevard. The required