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Ms. Lindy Chan Re: 353 Main Street May 21, 20I8 Page 2 upper/lower bounds and tidal influences), transmissivity, inherent chemistry, and relation to existing and proposed surface conditions. • The Project may create a significant hazard to the public and the environment, including the fish and other inhabitants of the adjacent Redwood Creek and the San Francisco Bay, through the upset and release of unknown hazardous materials into the environment via the use of Drilled Displacement Piles (DDP) during construction, and also via the continuing, post -construction effects from possibly connecting previously isolated ground water systems with one another through the use of DDP and other excavation activities; • The Project could have a substantial adverse effect on riparian habitats or other sensitive natural communities protected by state and federal agencies; • The Project could have a substantial adverse effect on protected wetlands, through hydrological interruption; • The Project could expose people or structures to a significant risk of loss, injury or death involving flooding, including inundation by seiche. For these reasons, and others in the G3 SoilWorks report, the City should deny the Project, or require a new Mitigated Negative Declaration that further studies and adequately addresses the significant environmental impacts identified by Better Neighborhoods. Sincerely, J. ichael Goolsby esident and CEO Better Neighborhoods, Inc.