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7.A. - Page 157 �/�/holesale Redwood City GDF Expansion <br /> Air Quality/Climate Change Analysis <br /> Page 23 <br /> In January 2010, the Bay Area AQMD issued new health risk modeling guidance, <br /> recommending application of the following Age Sensitivity Factors to account for the increased <br /> susceptibility of infants and children to carcinogens (BAAQMD, 2010a)9: <br /> • Residential receptors: 1.7 <br /> • Employee receptors: 1.0 <br /> • Student receptors: 3.0 <br /> Table 15 updates the Bay Area AQMD's 2008 health risk analysis to incorporate the above Age <br /> Sensitivity Factors and the assumed maximum gasoline throughput of 18 million gallons per <br /> year. (Additional documentation is provided in Appendix C.) Based on the updated excess <br /> cancer risks, project-level health risk impacts associated with operation of the proposed 20- <br /> position GDF would be less than significant. <br /> Table 15. Update to Bay Area AQMD Health Risk Screening Analysis for Costco Redwood City <br /> GDF to Reflect Recommended Age Sensitivity Factors (18 million gallons/year throughput). <br /> Receptor Excess Cancer Risk Chronic Non-cancer Health Index <br /> Resident 2.1 per million 0.001 <br /> Worker 1.6 per million 0.005 <br /> Student (Hoover 0.11 per million 0.0004 <br /> Elementary School) <br /> BAAQMD Significance > 10.0 per million > 1.0 <br /> Thresholds <br /> Significant? No No <br /> (Source: Appendix C. ">" means "greater than".) <br /> Cumulative Impacts. To evaluate cumulative health risks, the Bay Area AQMD recommends <br /> that health risks associated with the project be combined with health risks from the following <br /> sources located within 1,000 feet from a proposed project: other stationary sources permitted <br /> by the District that emit toxic air contaminants (TACs); freeways, highways, and major roadways <br /> with annual daily traffic of 10,000 or more; rail yards; and additional approved or proposed <br /> projects emitting TACs. Table 16 summarizes the cumulative risks associated with the <br /> proposed Costco Wholesale Redwood City GDF. (Additional documentation is provided in <br /> Appendix C.) As shown in Table 16, cumulative health risk impacts associated with operation of <br /> the proposed 20-position GDF would be less than significant. <br /> 9 Note that non-cancer risks are not adjusted to incorporate the ASFs for excess cancer risks. <br /> 7/30/2012 <br />
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