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3. Environmental Checklist San Leandro Treatment Wetland IS/MND 3-69 February 2024 c) Wastewater treatment capacity: Construction and operation of the Proposed Project would not require additional potable water supplies and will not result in the additional generation of wastewater beyond the insignificant demands associated with the presence of temporary construction staff during the construction phase. The Proposed Project would not directly result in the need for expanded wastewater capacity and will not compromise the City’s ability to meet existing wastewater demands. In fact, the Proposed Project will assist the WPCP in reducing nutrient discharges to San Francisco Bay and meet projected regulatory obligations. Impact Designation: Less than Significant Impact d) Solid waste generation: In 2003, The City of San Leandro adopted a Construction and Demolition (C&D) Debris Recycling Ordinance to ensure that job site debris is recycled. As of January 1, 2017, the California Green Building Standards Code requires a C&D waste management plan and 65% waste diversion of non-hazardous materials for all new construction, all commercial renovations, and most residential additions/alterations. The Proposed Project should not generate significant quantities of C&D waste. Excavated soils shall be utilized to increase the existing grade of the basin and minimal amounts of surplus soil shall be hauled to the WPCP biosolids drying beds for permanent stockpiling. The Proposed Project would not require landfill service and would not affect landfill capacity. Impact Designation: Less than Significant Impact e) Compliance with solid waste rules: The contractor would be required to comply with all pertinent regulations regarding the disposal of solid waste generated by construction activities. No long-term solid waste generation would be associated with Proposed Project operations. There would be no impact. Impact Designation: No Impact Cumulative Impacts on Utilities and Service Systems The area of influence for potential cumulative impacts on utilities and service systems includes both the Project site and the broader regions served by utility providers. While various projects detailed in Table 3-1 and other regional projects are expected to generate construction debris, their disposal in local landfills will have a minimal impact on landfill capacity. Therefore, the contribution of this project to the overall impact on landfill capacities is not expected to be significant.