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City of Santa Ana significance thresholds for nitrogen oxides (NOx). The Approved Project will not result in any changes of the construction-related daily emissions. Mitigation Measures AQ-1 and AQ-2 included in the 2012 MND would continue to be required for the Approved Project to reduce short-term construction emissions to a less-than-significant level, which is consistent with the analysis and mitigation measures contained in the 2012 MND. Biological Resources The Approved Project will not result in new or changed significant impacts on biological resources. Construction activities included under the Approved Project would remain unchanged compared to the Proposed Project. Similarly, operation of the Approved Project will be substantially the same as the operation of the Proposed Project. Removal of ornamental trees and tarplant, and the potential removal of vernal barley analyzed for the Proposed Project will continue to occur under the Approved Project. The 2012 MND identified impacts on two small delineated wetland areas totaling 0.021 acre (832 square feet) for the Proposed Project, which will not be changed by the Approved Project Implementation of Mitigation Measures 13I0-1 through BIO-4 would continue to he required to reduce impacts of the Approved Project related to nesting birds, protected species, and wetlands to less-than-significant levels, which is consistent with the analysis and mitigation measures contained in the 2012 MND. Cultural Resources Similar to the Proposed Project, the Approved Project will not result in significant impacts on cultural resources. A cultural resources survey conducted for the project site and summarized In the 2012 MND did not identify any significant cultural resources on site or nearby. As a result, the Project's impacts to cultural resources were determined to be less than significant. The Approved Project does not change the conclusions of the 2012 MND related to cultural resources impacts. Geology and Soils The Approved Project will not result in new significant or increased impacts on geology and soils. Site preparation, including soil excavation and export, as well as operation of the Approved Project, would remain unchanged from those of the Proposed Project described in the 2012 MND, which concluded that impacts would be less than significant with the incorporation of Mitigation Measure GEO-1 to reduce seismic groundshaking and expansive soils impacts. The Approved Project does not change the conclusions of the 2012 MND related to geology and soils, and is consistent with the analysis and mitigation measures contained in the 2012 MND. Greenhouse Gas Emissions The Approved Project will not result in significant impacts on greenhouse gas emissions. The duration of construction activities and number and type of construction equipment of the Approved Project would remain unchanged from the Proposed Project. Therefore, greenhouse gas emissions would be substantially the same as those described in the 2012 MND. Implementation of Mitigation Measures GHG-1 through GHG-3, along with state implementation of Assembly Bill (AB) 32 Seeping Measures, would continue to be required to reduce the incremental GHG emissions associated with the Project by approximately thirty-three percent (33%). The Approved Project does not change the The Met at South Coast Multi Family Residential P,olect June 2013 Final Mitigated Negative Declaration-Addendum 4 75B-64