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INITIAL STUDY &WIMMI171L IMPACT' SIGNIFI CITY OF SAN LEANDRO, CA. Application No. Applicant my of SAN I m mi n Date Prepared FF177 EIR Required Negative Declaration X Prepared BY R. H. Ward, Public Works Director A. Description of Project: Extension of a local street from northerly end of existing Neptune Drive in Tract 3236 to Davis Street B. Environmental Setting: I-2 (Heavy Industrial) Zone. In midst of area developed into heavy industry. Adjacent properties are occupied y a slaughterhouse and wholesale warehouse on the east; a garbage dump and paper recycling plant on the west; the Cit sewage treatment plant and junkyards located across Davis Street to the north, followed by a municipal qolf course; various industrial enterprises extendinq approximately 2.000 -----feet to the -south, followed by single-family-residential-(R--1-}-area-4 tfie-res Wential- C• Environmental Impacts: area nearest to the project) Yes No, ' X 1. The project has the potential to degrade the quality of the environment, curtail the range of the environment, or to achieve short term to the disadvantage of long term environmental goals. X 2. The possible effects of the project are individually limited but cumulatively considerable. X 3. The environmental effects of the project will cause substantial adverse effects on human beings, either directly or indirectly. X 4. There is, or is anticipated to be, a substantial body of opinion that considers or will consider the effect of the project to be adverse. X 5. The project is in conflict with environmental plans and goals that have been adopted by the City of San Leandro. X 6. The project may lead to a noticeable change in the ambient noise level for a substantial number of people or be in conflict with the goals and policies of the Noise Element of the General Plan. X 7. It may disrupt an established neighborhood or community such as by displacing residents, reducing levels of public service or increasing congestion to an appreciable degree. X 8. The project may substantially affect the visual or aesthetic quality of an area or the natural, ecological, cultural, scenic or recreational resources of National, State or Local significance. X 9. It may alter an historic or archeological site, structure or the appearance of its surroundings. _X_10. The project could affect substantially a rare or endangered species of plant or animal, or the habitat of such a species. X 11. It could substantially alter the pattern of behavior for a species or inter- fere with important breeding, nesting, or feeding grounds. X 12. Substantial amounts of vegetation, including ground cover, will be removed, or topographical features including drainage courses and patterns materially altered. Flooding, erosion -or sedimentation may result. X 13. The project is in an active fault zone or area of other identified major geologic hazards. X 14. The effects of the project may conflict with National, State or Local standards and policies relating to the environment including water, air quality, solid waste or litter control. X_15. The project may significantly affect the potential use, extraction or con- servation of a natural resource, including effects on ground water and damage to or loss of agricultural lands.