1. Port of Redwood City Mitigated Negative Declaration Eagle Rock Aggregates Marine Receiving Terminal Prepared by AMEC Earth & Environmental Inc. April 25, 2007

2. Overview Project Definition and Applicant- Proposed Measures Project Definition and Applicant- Proposed Measures Initial Study Initial Study Supplemental Technical Analyses Performed Supplemental Technical Analyses Performed Public Circulation and Comments Public Circulation and Comments

3. Project Definition and Applicant-Proposed Measures Eagle Rock Aggregates Project Receive, store and distribute aggregate Receive, store and distribute aggregate Use of Wharf 5 Use of Wharf 5 Conveyance to storage area Conveyance to storage area Load to and delivery by trucks to locations within and outside of Port complex Load to and delivery by trucks to locations within and outside of Port complex

4. Project Definition and Applicant-Proposed Measures (cont’d) Key Applicant-Proposed Measures Suspended truck traffic during afternoon peak hours Suspended truck traffic during afternoon peak hours Dust-control measures: covered conveyance, hoppers, dry fog, sprinklers over stockpiles, and BAAQMD standard measures Dust-control measures: covered conveyance, hoppers, dry fog, sprinklers over stockpiles, and BAAQMD standard measures Use of recycled water for dust suppression Use of recycled water for dust suppression Notice prior to pile-driving Notice prior to pile-driving Vessel positioning away from marina Vessel positioning away from marina

5. Initial Study CEQA Checklist Evaluate project as proposed Additional studies Impact assessment Port review Public circulation

6. Supplemental Technical Analyses Performed Air Quality Estimate combustion and particulate emissions Estimate combustion and particulate emissions Compared against BAAQMD standards and thresholds Compared against BAAQMD standards and thresholds Identified emissions that would exceed applicable standards (NOx) Identified emissions that would exceed applicable standards (NOx) Mitigations to be defined and established during permitting process for BAAQMD prior to initiating construction Mitigations to be defined and established during permitting process for BAAQMD prior to initiating construction

7. Supplemental Technical Analyses Performed (cont’d) Noise Identified noise sources and closest receptors Identified noise sources and closest receptors Estimated noise levels of sources and at receptors Estimated noise levels of sources and at receptors Applied City of Redwood City noise level standards Applied City of Redwood City noise level standards Noise levels at receptors within land use compatibility standards Noise levels at receptors within land use compatibility standards

8. Supplemental Technical Analyses Performed (cont’d) Traffic Analysis Traffic specialists conducted analysis Traffic specialists conducted analysis Estimated truck and passenger trips for initial and maximum throughput levels, and peak-hour suspension Estimated truck and passenger trips for initial and maximum throughput levels, and peak-hour suspension Impacts not significant: Impacts not significant: Intersection impact: <5-second delay Intersection impact: <5-second delay Freeway segment analysis: below Congestion Management Program thresholds Freeway segment analysis: below Congestion Management Program thresholds Truck traffic on Seaport Blvd: no criteria for structural impacts; Fair Share Program provision in lease Truck traffic on Seaport Blvd: no criteria for structural impacts; Fair Share Program provision in lease

9. Public Circulation and Comments Draft MND and Initial Study circulated for public review and comment March 7, 2007: State Clearinghouse State Clearinghouse Agencies Agencies Port Tenants Port Tenants Port website Port website

10. Public Circulation and Comments (cont’d) Comments Received State Clearinghouse State Clearinghouse BCDC regarding designated use BCDC regarding designated use Port Tenants Port Tenants Redwood Shores Resident Redwood Shores Resident

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