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SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />Traffic analysis will be prepared to confirm <br />intersection lane configurations and turn pockets <br />are adequately sized to support future traffic with <br />the project. Off -ramp queues will also be <br />evaluated to confirm 1-5 mainline traffic would not <br />be affected by potential spillback. <br />It is assumed that no more than two rounds of <br />comments will be received on the draft study from <br />the City and Caltrans. <br />6.3.2 Phase I ESA <br />A Project -wide Phase I Environmental Site <br />Assessment (ESA) will be prepared for the project <br />area. Additionally, we will review the Phase II work <br />prepared by others in the prior phase and provide <br />input on what applies to the Project. Note that this <br />scope does not include parcel -specific ESAs for <br />parcels to be acquired for the Project. <br />The ESA will check for historical evidence of <br />potential site contamination for the Project study <br />area and will be performed in general accordance <br />with ASTM E1527-21 and Caltrans Standards, and <br />will consist of the following: <br />• Conducting a review of available existing <br />local, state, and federally maintained <br />databases of hazardous materials sites and <br />underground storage tank records <br />generated by EDR, Inc. <br />• Reviewing available historic aerial <br />photographs and topographic maps to help <br />identify prior land uses. <br />• Performing a brief visual of the Project from <br />the public right-of-way to document existing <br />conditions. <br />• Identifying sites of recognized <br />environmental conditions (REC) that may <br />have significant potential impact on the <br />Project construction and/or environment. <br />• Preparing a draft Phase I ESA report. <br />• Responding to one set of review comments <br />from the agency and providing a final <br />report. <br />The scope of services specifically excludes a <br />Phase II investigation for hazardous materials, an <br />evaluation for aerially deposited lead or other <br />chemicals of concern, and asbestos or lead -based <br />CITY OF SANTA ANA <br />SANTA ANA BOULEVARD GRADE SEPARATION �r <br />MARKTHOMAS <br />paint surveys. These services, if needed, can be <br />provided at an additional cost. <br />6.3.3 Air Quality <br />The Project is located within Orange County region <br />of the South Coast Air Basin (SCAB). The SCAB <br />region where the project is located is within a <br />nonattainment area for the federal 8-hour ozone <br />(03), lead, and particulate matter less than 2.5 <br />micrometers in diameter (PM2.5) standards and <br />within an attainment/maintenance area for the <br />federal carbon monoxide (CO) and particulate <br />matter less than 10 micrometers in diameter <br />(PM14) standards. Therefore, the Project is subject <br />to Transportation Conformity. A Supplemental Air <br />Quality Report will be prepared to address the <br />change in the Project design (reduction in number <br />of lanes, etc.), the updated traffic study that will be <br />prepare, and the changes in air quality related <br />requirements. The Air Quality report will consist of <br />the following. <br />Regulatory Setting and Existing Conditions. <br />Summarize the existing federal, state, and local air <br />quality regulatory environment as it affects the <br />proposed project, and describe the location of <br />sensitive receptors in the project vicinity. Using <br />data provided by the California Air Resources <br />Board (ARB) and the South Coast Air Quality <br />Management District (SCAQMD), the report will <br />characterize existing air quality conditions in the <br />project area and explain how those conditions are <br />affected by local climate and topography. <br />Regional Conformity. Evaluate whether the project <br />meets regional transportation conformity <br />requirements by determining whether it is included, <br />as currently defined, in the most recent Regional <br />Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities <br />Strategy (RTPISCS) and Federal Transportation <br />Improvement Program (FTIP) prepared by the <br />Southern California Association of Governments <br />(SCAG). <br />Project -Level Conformity. Evaluate whether the <br />project meets project -level transportation <br />conformity requirements, which will also be used to <br />support the CEQAINEPA analysis. <br />• Localized Carbon Monoxide Hot Spot <br />Analysis. Analyze the degree to which <br />project -related traffic volumes have a <br />