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O23 All future Agency sponsored development located within areas subject to differential subsidence and/or high/moderate liquefaction potential shall be investigated for potential impacts by a qualified geotechnicai engineer prior to project approval. Should the potential for subsidence and/or liquefaction potential be identified, measures acceptable to the City Engineer shall be incorporated into the project to reduce or eliminate the potential project impact. Hydrology Future development of vacant land and other properties could increase storm water runoff quantities to area storm drain facilities which could impact those facilities. Properties located in the North Harbor Redevelopment Project Area are subject to a 100-year storm. All development in the North Harbor Project Area will have to be protected from a 100-year storm. During the review of future projects within this location, if it is determined by City staff · that runoff from a project could impact storm drain facilities, appropriate measures such as improvements and/or upsizing will be required to reduce or eliminate the potential impacts on storm drain facilities. All future projects will be reviewed by the Public Works Agency for compliance with NPDES requirements and if necessary, require all applicable pollution control measures be incorporated into a project to reduce or eliminate urban pollutants from entering local surface waters. Cultural Resources Development of property could result in an impact if cultural resources are present on the site. In addition, the remodeling or demolition of historical buildings in conjunction with development within the Project Areas could impact existing historical buildings. If City staff' determines during their review of future projects that an existing building is historically important, further study and review will be required to determine whether or not the building will be impacted by the project. The further study will, in all likelihood, consist of a preliminary historical survey conducted by a recognized person with historical building experience with accompanying conclusions and recommendations.