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with soil or groundwater would be unlikely because the site is and would remain mostly paved. The Site Health and Safety Plan would include procedures to identify contaminants and potential hazards, procedures for handling materials, measures for suppressing dust, specifications for personal protection clothing and devices, measures to control access to the site, requirements for health and safety training, specifications for monitoring equipment used during construction to verify the health and safety of workers and the public, emergency response procedures, and other measures to protect public health and safety. If petroleum hydrocarbons are present in the soil and /or groundwater proposed for the use of backfill or disposal, the handling and disposal of the contaminated soil and groundwater would be governed by the applicable local and federal hazardous materials regulations. Worker and public health /safety requirements would apply during remediation activities. Potential adverse impacts of remediation would be mitigated almost entirely by legally required safety and hazardous waste handling precautions. For hazardous waste workers, Cal /OSHA regulations mandate an initial 40 -hour training course and subsequent annual training review. Additionally, site - specific training would be required for some workers. These measures, along with application of cleanup standards subject to review by responsible agencies, would serve to protect human health and the environment during site remediation, thus minimizing impacts. The potential impact of the Project as contemplated in the Higher Occupancy Scenario would be similar to the potential impact of the Project as proposed, because the excavation and construction of proposed basement and building foundations of the Project as contemplated in the Higher Occupancy Scenario would be similar to the excavation and construction of proposed basement and building foundations of the Project as proposed. Likewise, the mitigation measure would be similarly effective with respect to the Project as proposed and the Project as contemplated in the Higher Occupancy Scenario. VII. POPULATION AND HOUSING The Project (as proposed or as contemplated in the Higher Occupancy Scenario) would have no significant or potentially significant impact on population and housing. VIII. PUBLIC SERVICES The Project (as proposed or as contemplated in the Higher Occupancy Scenario) would have no significant or potentially significant impact on public services.