|
(Dfaft rot flevieW PUfPOSBS only; may conraln if7oacufaaiesJ City of Eugene Environmental Review -Assessment Matrix Version Dated Ol/29/2001
<br /> A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W K Y Z AA AB AC AD AE AF AG AH AI AI AK AL AM AN AO AP A9 AR AS Ai AU AV AW AX AV
<br />I Ind dence a nd Cove rage of Pot entia l Env iron ment al Eff ects ESA
<br />
<br />Ac
<br />hvdy Pat ios Caus ing P oten tial H abit at Eff ects Dr aina ge Ar eas Relevance
<br />2 C onsu mpti on W aste Gen erati on Emi ronm enrt/ Hab itat A
<br />- ltera tion s Caiegmy
<br /> i ! ~
<br />~ - _ _ _
<br />C _ _ _ r. ~ _ ___ _ ___ _-
<br />
<br />Function or
<br />0 son
<br />Perati~
<br />Activity
<br />Tent Description a
<br />0
<br />
<br />~
<br />Y
<br />y
<br />m
<br />; ~
<br />o
<br />r-
<br />+^
<br />3'
<br />~
<br />~~
<br />~
<br />~ ~
<br />0
<br />\ r
<br />J g
<br />F e
<br />a
<br />u o
<br />~ $
<br />
<br />Y
<br />r Z
<br />u
<br />
<br />Y
<br />a °
<br />c Y
<br />~ °
<br />
<br />~ °
<br />~
<br />~
<br />
<br />`v
<br />8
<br />o
<br />l-
<br />
<br />m
<br />x e
<br />Y
<br />u
<br />
<br />Werall
<br />
<br />Habitat
<br />~
<br />y,
<br />
<br />~
<br /> Process Fadiily '
<br />J ~+ ~ ~ ;;
<br />d e
<br />~ ~
<br />Y ~
<br />Y Y
<br />Y `o .
<br />. o a ,
<br />,
<br />m c °~ ~' ~
<br />~ ~ H ~
<br />O _ a a u $
<br />C
<br />C ~ ~ Y
<br />H Y ~ ~ ~ A
<br />0 o Effects CWss Effects CWSS 3
<br />VI
<br /> y
<br />~ v G
<br />N W
<br />E ; M
<br />A A
<br />; ; 1
<br />Y tt~~
<br />H
<br />C Oi
<br />C LL ~
<br />a ;
<br />9 N
<br />0 S =
<br />0 ~
<br />'0 at
<br />O O
<br />te 0
<br />u M
<br />E ~
<br />Y
<br />Y ~ A
<br />C ~ ~
<br />E 1y
<br />y
<br />~
<br />q ~
<br />
<br />~ 0
<br />Y A
<br />~ 0
<br />J V
<br />L U ~ = (I-'1 (I-`/ 0
<br />0 p N
<br /> O O N 6 3 d 9 ~ u ~ N 0 = a m 6 3 ~7
<br />G
<br />! ~ Y
<br />Y Q Y N s R ~ A j q
<br /> LL ~ ~
<br />~ C po
<br />N N L
<br />~ ~
<br />~ ~
<br />K A
<br />; F
<br />3 Li A
<br />P L
<br />_6 C Q r
<br />,
<br />y
<br />d j~
<br />~i
<br />Y Y p
<br />U A
<br />t
<br />U Y
<br />yE 0
<br />E ~
<br />x ~
<br />~ m d
<br />I V
<br />a ~ =° 3 ~ ~ E ~ s ~ ~ a
<br />
<br />
<br />i
<br />O
<br />Z
<br />~
<br />Z
<br />U
<br />R
<br />C
<br />Q
<br />Q'
<br />C
<br />i
<br />,Z
<br />W
<br />F
<br />
<br />d
<br />
<br />C
<br />Y
<br />N
<br />~
<br />0
<br />Z
<br />q
<br />R
<br />y
<br />~
<br />ryry
<br />~
<br />W
<br />~
<br />m
<br />y
<br />a
<br />y
<br />Y
<br />L E
<br />Y
<br /> VI O
<br />U ~ ~ m
<br />~
<br />IL
<br />L
<br />~ R
<br />6
<br />~ a U > F
<br /> Q I _ Q =
<br />3
<br /> Facilities Energy Energy use efficiency evaluation and l1lJity bill baddng, educational outreadl to staff, research M 0 015 All Year 2 1 1 4 0 X X X I % % X K +N +I
<br />
<br />Management
<br />management
<br />improvements
<br />on energy efficenry of qty buildings. Monthly oversight, I I I
<br /> rewmmentl and implement projectr based on energy use
<br /> and potential to reduce a~enry use. Recent projects
<br /> include solar hating at Shekbn Pool, daylighting at 911
<br /> call center ant library.
<br />46
<br /> fadlities Energy HVAC system mainteunce Operation and maintenance of HVAC system. Draining M D 0.80 All Year -1 -1 -1 -1 1 -1 -1 -S -1 -1 X X X N
<br />
<br />Management
<br />management
<br />cooling tower atfib2ry,useofdxmkalsincodingtowers • -II -]I -!II I
<br /> at buddirgs, inducting I~rary, Overpack and Atrium. R-22
<br /> rddgerant recovery handled by in-houre certifed City
<br /> technicians.
<br />47
<br /> Facilities Other fadlities Affonlable housing repairand rehabilitation Development of vacant Wnd, stmctu2l improvements on M D 0.25 All Year •1 -1 -1 1 1 1 0 0 X X X I
<br />
<br />Managenent
<br />maintenance
<br />acquired Wrd, and building demolition. Sewer replacement + +I I 1 I
<br /> and other plumbing improvements, atlrw inf25Wdure
<br /> impovementr, refurbishment, and rebugds, asbestos
<br /> I abatement, lead-based paint, tom~aNehyde, and other J
<br />
<br />I hazardous build'mg material abatement.
<br />48
<br /> FadliUes Spay-Reuter Clink I Antibac~ialswbbingaM sanitizingm Related to spay/neuter activities S D 0.25 All Year -I -i -1 -1 -1 -1 -b -1 •1 X II ~ -
<br />
<br />49
<br />Management
<br />grtratingarea - -I •Q -11 [
<br /> Fadlides Spay-Neutergink Disposal Yf biohazard waste Related to spay/neuter activities 5 W 015 All Year -I -1 -2 - 0 X -- -1 --~~ -- ~ ~~
<br />-
<br />
<br />5D
<br />Managdnerrt -I +I [ I I
<br /> Fadlitles
<br />Spay-frginic
<br />D'aposal of teal nwtenial and animal
<br />Related to spay/neuter activities
<br />S
<br />W
<br />015
<br />All Year
<br />-1
<br />-1
<br />-2
<br />0
<br />X - - -
<br />I
<br />~ I
<br />-
<br />
<br />51
<br />Management
<br />tissues/material into trash - +I 1 I ~ [
<br /> Faclities Spay-tf~zter pinto Disposal of glass, paper and ambaartl into Related rospay/neuter activities S W 0.25 AlI Year -1 -1 0 X ~~ ~
<br />v ~
<br />
<br />52
<br />Management
<br />trash -I +1 I ( I
<br /> Fadlities Swimming pool Large pool maintenance Large pool maintenance (Amazon, Sheldon, Edw Hollow). M D 015 All Year -1 -1 -3 -1 -1 -I -1 -I -10 -1 •! •2 % % X lII t
<br />
<br />Mawgement
<br />maintenance ~
<br />Acid washed annualy, fully autanated chlorination, d2ined • -II •11 •Iti I
<br /> to sanitrry system annually for maintenance (on the order
<br /> i of several hundred thousand galons). Water use to 011
<br /> ~
<br />~
<br /> Fadlities Swimming pool Smatl wading pool maintenance Small pool maintenance. Flt led and desired to stomrwater M D 0.25 Summer -1 •1 -2 -I -1 -I -1 -1 -9 -1 •1 •2 X X % X X X X -II I ~
<br />
<br />Management
<br />maintenance
<br />system on a dairy basis during summer (each pool on the - •111 I
<br />roG order of 1000 gallons), use of atrium hypodtbnte I
<br />55 Fire and EMS Field ope26ons Airboat opeation Operation of airboat by Fre Departrnent. -• 5 M 0.25 NI Year -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -i -6 •1 -1 % -I -I •II •II I
<br /> Fire and EMS Feld operations F'ue fighting (industrial J commeraal /mufti- Actual fghtlrg d industial /commercial /mufti-family and M A 0.50 All Year -1 -3 -1 -3 -3 -2 -1 -1 -1 3 -2 -SS -1 -2 -3 -1 -1 % % X X X X X •I •I -V" Vs I
<br /> (amity units) fires. Large fires with high potential far water discharges to -
<br /> stormwater, vidh potential runoff of drernials, petroleum,
<br /> contaminants. Post-fire cleaning and decor of equipment
<br />
<br /> Fire and EMS F'ieM operations Fire fghting (natural rover) Actual fghting of natu2t cover fires (grassland, trees, M A 0.50 Ag Year -1 -3 -1 -2 -2 -2 -1 -1 -1 2 2 3 •2 -9 -I -2 -2 d 3 2 3 2 % X X % % % % -I +I +Iil +III N
<br /> natural areas, etc.). Post-fire tleaning ant demon ct +
<br />57 equipment.
<br /> Fre and FMS Field opertions Fire fghting (prectice) P2dice bums. Practice fire fghting wAh foam. S M 0.25 AJI Year -1 -2 •2 -i -1 •1 -1 -1 -10 -1 •1 -1 -3 X •I •I -II -ll ]
<br /> Washdown of equipment Includes use of smoke maddne,
<br /> and indnemtion of practice houses and structures. At
<br /> training center, nxroff an be directed to sanitary system,
<br />58
<br /> Fre ant EMS Field operations Fre fghting (small inddents) Actual fire fighting. Small foes wdtlt bw potential for water M W 0.50 All Year -1 -1 •i -I -1 2 -i -4
<br />0
<br />X
<br />X
<br />X
<br />%
<br />%
<br />%
<br />X
<br />•II
<br />+!
<br />I
<br />1
<br />I
<br /> discharges to stormvater, and low potential mroff d
<br /> dumials, peholeum, wntarmnants. Postfiredeaning ant -
<br />59 dean ctequipnent
<br /> Fre ant EMS field operations fire hydrantflushing Ilse of water forflushing hydrants. Flushing discharged tY C Y 0.25 All Year -2 -i -1 -1 -1 4i -1 -1 •2 X X X % X % % d -I -III -IR 7
<br />6D stormwater.
<br /> Fre and EMS field operations HaznlaUspill response fiazMaUspill response. llse of PPE, booms, etc Generation M M 0.25 All Year -1 -1 -1 1 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 15 2 3 2 7 X X X X X X X +II +II +V V N
<br />61 of said waste. + +
<br />62 Fre ant EMS Fre Fadlities Equipment use Main~rwnce of shall engines and otirer equipment M D 0.10 All Year -1 -1 -1 -i -1 •5 0 X X X % X •II +I I I 7
<br />63 Fire and EMS Fire Facilities landsaping Landsaping. Oaasional use of fertil¢ers, pestiddes. S D 015 Ag Year •1 -1 -1 -1 -1 1 -1 -1 •1 -1 -8 -1 -1 •2 X -II •II -II -11 7
<br /> Fire and EMS Fre FadliGes Reyding/sGid was disposal Reryding(battedes, fluorescent tubes, a~dboard, paper, 5 D 0.66 Nl Year -1 •1 -1 •1 1 •3 0 X -II +I I 1 I
<br />6q aluminum artr) and slid waste disposal
<br /> Fre and EMS fire Fadlities Vehicle paddng area operation and maintenance Operation arM maintenance of parking area at fire facilities. M D 0.40 All Year -1 -i -1 -1 •1 -1 -1 -7 -i -1 -i •3 X X X X X X X -TII -III -ry -N I
<br /> at fire fadlities Parking lot runoff goes to stamwa[er system.
<br /> MaintenarKe includes routine bt sweeping, aasiaial
<br />~ repair and line painting.
<br />66 Fre and EMS fire Stations Fre vehicle washing fire apparahrs washing. Discharges to smrm system. M D 020 All Year -3 -2 -1 -1 -1 -8 -1 •1 -1 •3 % % % X X -III -II -N -N I
<br /> Fre and EMS Logistic Uuntledng of fire fghting equ~nent laundry washing done an wmouls J urdfmms. Use of ~ S D 015 All Year •I •1 •1 -1 -1 -1 -I -1 -8 -1 -1 •2 % : •II -II -II -]I I
<br />67 perchbroethylene fadry cleaning Wundry
<br /> Heet Servkes Equipment Fleet vehicle washing at main wash station Vehicle washing at main wash station at 1820 Rooseve't Bi 5 D 030 All Year -1 -1 -2 -1 -1 -2 -2 -2 -i -13 -1 -1 -1 •3 % -III II II
<br />
<br />maintenance
<br />valve system used at wash pad; valve in vault directs water - - -]I I
<br /> ro sanitary while actively washing and then reverts ro
<br />~ storm system. Same waste stiN goes to storm s}5tetn.
<br />Page 3
<br />
|