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I • Discuss the potential effects on air Quality of cumulative development in the area. • Compare air Quality impacts of alternatives to those of the proposed project. Cultural Resources Even though the site is developed, Discovery Works will conduct an archaeological and paleontological resources archival review, which will be used for the EIR and to assist in tribal consultation. The proposed project is subject to California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review, but not our understanding is that none of the buildings would reQuire review under the National Historic Preservation Act, Section 106. Discovery Works will provide the following services to comply with CEQA historical resources reQuirements and professional standards. M Discovery Works will conduct a records review at the archives of the state -designated, regional center for archaeological records, the South Central Coastal Information Center, located at the Anthropology Department, California State University, Fullerton. For this archival research, will: (1) determine if parts, or all, of the project area have been surveyed: (2) evaluate any previous archaeological surveys in relationship to current professional j standard reQuirements; (3) obtain copies of pertinent site records and survey reports of the immediate vicinity; and (4) determine what types of sites might be expected to occur within the proposed project, based on the existing data from archaeological sites located within two kilometers of the project. Discovery Works also will contact the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County to conduct a paleontological records review for fossil sensitivity of this project site. The Vertebrate Paleontology Department of the Natural History Museum maintains the records for fossil localities in Orange County. The purpose of this research is to obtain the background information necessary for an initial identification of issues: to develop Preservation and mitigation strategies; to provide an inventory of all recorded archaeological and paleontological resources: to identify areas that have not been surveyed for these resources; and to identify areas that may have a high potential for buried prehistoric archaeological remains and for paleontological resources. A brief letter report for the project will be prepared at the conclusion of the archival research. The letter report will include: ( I ) Page 2-8 rFUPUsJi w UIC i Ity U1 11-