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City of San Leandro 880 Doolittle Drive Industrial Project 1-2 Table 1-1 NOP Comments Summary Commenter Comment/Request Summary Where the Topic is Discussed in the EIR Alameda County, Community Development Agency, Planning Department The Airport Land Use Commission has no comments on the scope of the environmental analysis in the EIR. However, regarding the Oakland Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan: The project site is located primarily in the Outer Approach Zone (Zone 4), where warehouses and distribution facilities are a compatible use. This assumes that there will be at most 100 employees per acre and that at least 20 percent of the parcel will be vacant land (this includes parking areas). Commercial and industrial uses are compatible with the 60 dB CNEL contour, in which 880 Doolittle is located. With the stated height of 50 feet, the new warehouse should be under the Part 77 surface maximum for the area. The site is located in the plan’s avigation easement zone. Potential noise impacts of the project are evaluated in Section 4.3, Noise. Section 9, Hazards and Hazardous Materials, of the Initial Study, which is provided as Appendix to this EIR, discusses Part 77 surface maximum and proposed building height. Bay Area Air Quality Management District It is recommended that the project incorporate all feasible measures to reduce air quality and greenhouse gas impacts, including the installation of on-site solar arrays, procurement of 100 percent renewable energy, electrification of all operations to the extent feasible including ‘make-ready’ electrification infrastructure, and consideration of truck route management to reduce community impacts. The potential air quality impacts of the project, including potential health risk impacts from air pollution, are evaluated in the Initial Study for the project. The Initial Study is provided as Appendix A to this EIR. Additionally, the Initial Study contains a detailed health risk assessment prepared for the project. The potential impacts of the project related to greenhouse gas emissions are evaluated in Section 4.1, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, of this EIR. Bay Area Air Quality Management District The project should incorporate construction mitigation measures, especially for demolition and site preparation that may elevate fugitive dust. The potential air quality impacts of the project, including potential health risk impacts from air pollution, are evaluated in the Initial Study for the project. The Initial Study is provided as Appendix A to this EIR. Best management practices for controlling fugitive dust during project construction have been incorporated as mitigation. Bay Area Air Quality Management District Certain aspects of the project may require a permit from the Bay Air Quality Management District (for example, backup diesel generators and asbestos demolition). Please ensure the Bay Air Quality Management District is adequately recognized as a permitting agency in future environmental documents. The project applicant will be responsible for obtaining applicable permits for the project.