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r B01091.al mud Frsherres Resources fivalrrar,on mud ' iG I WeRWO Delrnemion R"rr Weber Porn!Sorrlhbmrk&mvall Pmdeci C,ryofSwkron CA {f vegetation Therefore, due to the lack of suitable spawning and foraging habitat, it is unlikely that this project will have an adverse Impact on this species {6 Mitigation No impact is anticipated and no mitigation is necessary ' Yuma myotis bat Discussion/Potential Impact Although marginal foraging and roosting habitat occurs within the project study area, it is unlikely that this bat species will be affected by the proposed project No bats were observed during the site survey and no evidence was found to indicate ' F that they roost in the existing seawall Potential roosting habitat under the Center Street Bridge will not be affected by project construction It is unlikely that this project will have an adverse effect on this species f ' Mitigation No impact is anticipated and no mitigation is necessary 2. Migratory birds Discussion/Potential Impact Barn swallows were observed nesting under Center Street Bridge at the east end of the project study area The direct injury or death of an individual of ' this species due to construction activities or any construction-related disturbance that causes nest abandonment or forced fledging of this species, would be considered a significant impact However, there will be no disturbance of Center Street Bridge as part of this project Construction of the proposed project will not affect swallows'nesting under Center Street ' Bridge Mitigation No impact is anticipated and no mitigation is necessary 3. Waters of the United States Discussion/Potential Impact The total area of jurisdictional waters of the U S permanently ' I'll filled by the proposed project Is 0 06 acre(835 ft x 3 ft) A temporary impact of 0 02 acre (two 90 ft x 4 ft cofferdam structures)will also occur during construction There are no wetland features within the project study area Mitigation No mitigation is necessary However, the permits described in the following !i section will be obtained by the City prior to construction I, 1 4. Cultural Resources i The following mitigation measures will reduce the potential for impact to less than significant These measures were previously adopted as part of the Findings, Statement of Overnding ' Considerations and Mitigation Monitoring Program for the Amended West End Urban Renewal Project No 1 Paoli and Associates 1991 Ci of Stockton J ( � r City ) a a) Prior to commencement of construction activities, all contractors and subcontractors shall ' be informed in writing of the potential discovery of significant archaeological and historical resources below the ground surface in the project area and the procedures to follow should a discovery be made , I b) If any cultural resources are found or disturbed during project activities, all work on the I project will stop within 100 feet of the affected area The City of Stockton Housing and Redevelopment Department and the Community Development Department will be ' �( informed of the situation by the on-site supervisor The Housing and Redevelopment 11 Department will be responsible for contacting a qualified'archaeologist to evaluate the {II find BEA_Bloa DOC 9116197 Sycamore Environmental Consultants Inc, 15 1