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-31- <br /> 8.A. - Page 120 <br /> fram erosian, as described in Section 2.3 — Geology, 5oils, and Seismicity of tt�e <br /> Draft EIR an pages 64-75, which is hereby incorparated by reference. <br /> Haz�rds �nd Hazardous Materials <br /> I�tpact: Impact HAZ — 1: Demolition af the existing structures co�ld expose on-site <br /> construction workers and other sensitive receptors a�joining the project site to <br /> asbestas contaiziing materials and lead-based paint during demolition activi#ies. <br /> Mitig�tioQ: MM HAZ — 2: Priar to carnmencing the demolition af the buildings on the <br /> praject site, the app�icant shall demonstrate campliance with Section 19827.5 of <br /> the California Health and Safety Ordinance Title 17 regarding the presence af <br /> asbestos in the bt�ildings ana the CaIifornia Code af Regulations (CCR), Division <br /> 1, Chapter S: Accreditation, Certification, and Work Practices for Lead- Based <br /> Paint and Lead Hazards in the buildings. <br /> Finding: Implementatian of MM HAZ -- i would reduce impacts during demolition <br /> activi�ies from asbestos containing materials and lead-based paint ta a less than <br /> significant�evel. <br /> Facts in Support of Finding: Implementation of MM HAZ— 1 would ensttre that any building <br /> materials containing lead-based pa.int and/or asbestos would be handled and <br /> disposed of by qualified construction personne� in compliance with state hea7th <br /> and safety regulations, as described in Agpendix C of the Draf� EiR, {Finger <br /> Avenue Nine-Lot Planned Deve2opment Initial Study/Mitigated Negative <br /> DecIarataon, November 2008, pages 40-43), which is hereby incorparated i�y <br /> reference. <br /> Impact: Impact HAZ—2: Construction activities would inclnde the temparary and short_ <br /> term tra,nsport and handling of variaus construction materia2s that are classified as <br /> hazardous materials (e.g., diese� fuet, oil, gasoIine, and archi#ectura2 coatings). <br /> Mitigation: MM HAZ—2: The primary contractar responsible far construction shaIl prepare <br /> a safety plan. The safety pian shall include measures to reduce and minimize <br /> accidents on-site {housekeeping}, and measnres that address the proper procedures <br /> to clean up and contain spills. The safety plan shall be approved by the City's <br /> Building Department prior to the start of construction activity on the site. <br /> Finding: Implementation af MM HAZ — 2 would reduce impacts during construction <br /> activities from hazardous construction materials to a less than signif cant level. <br /> A7TYlR�S0.2253/ATTACHMENT 1 FlNGER CER7IFYING FINAL EIR-PC <br /> REV:10fi-14-12 VR <br /> Page t9 ofZ3 <br />