Adult Mosquito Control Programs Final Environmental Impact Statement : West Nile Virus : NYC DOHMH

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	West Nile Virus Adult Mosquito Control Programs Final Environmental Impact Statement The following publication is available in PDF format: • Cover • Forward • Executive Summary • Table of Contents (detailed) Chapter One • Chapter 1 : Description of the Proposed Action Chapter Two • Chapter 2 : Pesticide Regulations and Usage Chapter Three • Chapter 3.A : Framework Of The Analysis Table 3.A-3 : Environmental fate, physical, and chemical properties of mosquito adulticides(a) • Chapter 3.B : Land Use, Community Facilities, Public Policy, and Zoning • Chapter 3.C : Public Health Tables 3.C-5 thru 3.C-9 and 3.C-14 • Chapter 3.D : Natural Resources - Part 1 • Chapter 3.D : Natural Resources - Part 2 Tables 3.D-55 thru 3.D-59 • Chapter 3.E : Water Supply • Chapter 3.F : Water Quality • Chapter 3.G : Infrastructure • Chapter 3.H : Hazardous Materials • Chapter 3.I : Socioeconomic Conditions • Chapter 3.J : Open Space Resources • Chapter 3.K : Cultural Resources • Chapter 3.L : Visual Resources • Chapter 3.M : Transportation • Chapter 3.N : Air Quality • Chapter 3.O : Noise • Chapter 3.P : Water Front Revitalization Program • Chapter 3.Q : Unavoidable Adverse Impacts • Chapter 3.R : Irreversible and Irretrievable Commitment of Resources • Chapter 3.S : Energy • Chapter 3.T : Growth Indusing Aspects • Chapter 3.U : Alternatives • Chapter 3.V : Mitigation Chapter Four • Chapter 4.A : Framework Of The Analysis • Chapter 4.B : LandUse, Community Facilities, Public Policy, and Zoning • Chapter 4.C : Public Health Tables 4.C-1 thru 4.C-3 • Chapter 4.D : Natural Resources Table 4.D-1 : Toxicological End Point Concentrations, Estimated Exposure Concentrations in Jamaica Bay, and Hazard Quotients (HQ) for Marine and Estuarine Species Exposed to Active Ingredients Used to Control Adult Mosquitoes as Part of the Mosquito Population Control Program in the Rockaways • Chapter 4.E : Water Supply • Chapter 4.F : Water Quality • Chapter 4.G : Infrastructure • Chapter 4.H : Hazardous Materials • Chapter 4.I : Socioeconomic Conditions • Chapter 4.J : Open Space • Chapter 4.K : Cultural Resources • Chapter 4.L : Visual Resources • Chapter 4.M : Transportation • Chapter 4.N : Air Quality • Chapter 4.O : Noise • Chapter 4.P : Water Front Revitalization Program • Chapter 4.Q : Unavoidable Adverse Impacts • Chapter 4.R : Irreversible and Irretrievable Commitment of Resources • Chapter 4.S : Energy • Chapter 4.T : Growth Inducing Aspects • Chapter 4.U : Alternatives • Chapter 4.V : Mitigation Chapter Five • Chapter 5 : Cumulative Impacts from the Two Proposed Actions Chapter Six • Chapter 6 : Response to Comments on the DEIS Appendices • List of Appendices Figures • List of Fiqures Acronyms and Abbreviations • Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary • Glossary For additional information call 311.