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O1/19/96 14:41 $503 588 6094 MID wILL VAL COG ~i; M C FACIL MGMT C~009 'f 0. ARCHEOL~GY No significant impacts on archeologica[ resources are associated with the proposed project. The proposed site was deveioped as an urban use over 75 years ago, .and has aEready been disturbed through sev~ral previous construction activities. As a result, the State Historic Presenration Office does not consider the site to represent an archaeologically sensitive or significant area. t 't . BlOLOC:Y No significant impacts on biofogicai resources are expected as a consequence of the proposed project. There are no identified threatened or endangered species either iisted or propased for Iisting in relation to either the federal or State of Oregon Endangered Species Acts like[y to be impa~ted by the proposed project. There is no designated criticaf habitat anywhere near tF~e project area. There is no impact expected on any fsh or wildlife resource. '! 2. ENERGY Energy will be consumed in the constre~ction of the project and for the continued operation of vansit vehic[es us[ng the transit center. As there wilf be na significant increase in the number of buses converging at the transfer site, no s+gnificant energy related impacts related to transit operations are anticipated. Since the project mere[y relocates existir~g transitltraffic operational pattems one b[ock north ofi their current location, the project wilE not likely affECt vehicular patCems, volumes, or speeds to tf~e extent of significantly affecting energy consumption. 13. GEOLOGY No significant impacts on geology are anticipated as a result of the proposed project. Mutti-staried structures current[y exist upon the site. No significant geological conditions such as soft soi[s, embankment drainage problems, I~nd siide proc[ivities, ar earthquake hazards are known to exist that would impact the proposed project 14. SOCtOECONUMICS No significant negative sacioeconomic impacts are associated with the proposed project. The County has an approved schedufe for relocating the remaining residen-tiai tenants in the County-owned structures. Overa[I, the proje~t wi[I likely improve the socioecortomic characteristics of the block and the adjacent area.