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3. Environmental Checklist <br /> <br />San Leandro Treatment Wetland <br />IS/MND <br />3-63 February 2024 <br /> <br />of Service (LOS) A or B during peak times.55,56 These standards are meant to regulate long-term traffic <br />increases from new developments and are not applicable to temporary construction projects. <br />Given this context, the construction traffic is expected to be noticeable but will not significantly <br />deteriorate long-term traffic conditions on major routes like I-880 and Davis Street. The operation <br />phase of the Project will maintain the existing traffic and circulation patterns with no significant <br />increase in onsite personnel. Consequently, the Project is not anticipated to cause further exceedance <br />of the level-of-service standards set by the Alameda CTC. Thus, the traffic impact during both the <br />construction and operational phases of the Project is assessed as less than significant. <br />Impact Designation: Less than Significant Impact <br />b) Significantly increase vehicle miles traveled: As highlighted earlier, construction traffic linked to the <br />Proposed Project is not expected to substantially affect long-term traffic flow on key routes such as I- <br />880 and SR-112 (the segment of Davis Street east of Doolittle Drive). During the operational phase of <br />the Project, traffic and circulation patterns will largely remain consistent with current conditions. The <br />continuation of maintenance trips will not lead to any significant increase in the number of onsite <br />personnel. Consequently, in line with CEQA Guidelines §15064.3(b), the Proposed Project is not <br />anticipated to increase vehicle miles traveled by automobiles. Therefore, the Project's impact on long- <br />term operational traffic and circulation is considered to be less than significant. <br />Impact Designation: Less than Significant Impact <br />c) Increase transportation hazards: The construction and operations of the Project are not expected to <br />modify the current layout of the road network in the area, nor will they introduce any unsafe design <br />elements. Additionally, the Proposed Project will not bring in any uses that conflict with those already <br />accommodated by the existing road system in the Project vicinity. As a result, the Proposed Project <br />would have a less-than-significant traffic hazard impact. <br />Impact Designation: Less than Significant Impact <br />d) Result in inadequate emergency access: As previously mentioned, the construction and operation of <br />the Proposed Project will not change the current layout of the existing road network serving the area. <br />This includes maintaining unaltered access to local streets and adjacent properties, as well as <br />ensuring uninterrupted access for emergency vehicles. Consequently, there will be no impact on <br />emergency access due to the Project. <br />Impact Designation: No Impact <br />Cumulative Impacts on Transportation <br /> <br />55 Alameda County Transportation Commission. 2023. Congestion Management Program. Available at <br />https://www.alamedactc.org/planning/congestion-management-program <br />56 Alameda County Transportation Commission. 2022. Multimodal Monitoring Summary Report, Appendix B. Available at <br />https://www.alamedactc.org/planning/congestion-management-program