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This Mitigated Negative Declaration assesses the environmental impacts of the Liberty Charter High School project as per the California Environmental Quality Act. It includes required mitigation measures for biological resources, air quality, noise regulations, and ensuring compliance with road improvements and other specific conditions necessary for the project.

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How to fill out mitigated negative declaration

1. Begin by identifying the project for which the Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) is being prepared.
2. Conduct an initial study to assess the potential environmental impacts of the project.
3. Determine if the project could result in significant environmental impacts; if not, you can proceed to draft an MND.
4. Outline all identified potential impacts and specify the mitigation measures that will be implemented to reduce these impacts.
5. Prepare the MND document, including the initial study checklist and a description of the project and its environmental setting.
6. Include a statement that identifies the reasons why the project will not have significant impacts due to the proposed mitigation measures.
7. Circulate the MND for public review, adhering to any local or state regulations regarding notice and comment periods.
8. Respond to any comments received during the review period and finalize the MND.

Who needs mitigated negative declaration?

1. Developers and project proponents seeking to comply with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
2. Public agencies involved in the review of projects that may impact the environment.
3. Stakeholders and community members interested in understanding the environmental implications of proposed projects.
4. Local governments and planning departments responsible for approving land-use projects.

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What is mitigated negative declaration?

A mitigated negative declaration is a document used in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) process that indicates a project may not have significant environmental effects due to proposed mitigation measures.

Who is required to file mitigated negative declaration?

Project applicants or lead agencies are required to file a mitigated negative declaration when they determine that a project may have significant environmental effects, but those effects can be mitigated to a level of insignificance.

How to fill out mitigated negative declaration?

To fill out a mitigated negative declaration, the applicant must complete the appropriate forms provided by the lead agency, addressing the potential environmental impacts of the project and detailing mitigation measures.

What is the purpose of mitigated negative declaration?

The purpose of a mitigated negative declaration is to provide an assessment of a project's potential environmental impacts and outline measures that will be implemented to reduce those impacts to a less significant level.

What information must be reported on mitigated negative declaration?

The information that must be reported on a mitigated negative declaration includes a description of the project, potential environmental impacts, proposed mitigation measures, and a statement of overriding considerations if applicable.