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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Page II-36 <br /> Forward Inc. Landfill 2018 Expansion Project <br /> Joint Powers Authority QPA), with the concurrence of the Permitting <br /> Agencies' representatives on the TAC, shall determine if additional <br /> measures are necessary to minimize and avoid take. <br /> 2. Limit vegetation clearing within 200 feet of the banks of potential giant <br /> garter snake aquatic habitat to the minimal area necessary. <br /> 3. Confine the movement of heavy equipment within 200 feet of the banks of <br /> potential giant garter snake aquatic habitat to existing roadways to minimize <br /> habitat disturbance. <br /> 4. Prior to ground disturbance, all on-site construction personnel shall be given <br /> instruction regarding the presence of SJMSCP Covered Species and the <br /> importance of avoiding impacts to these species and their habitats. <br /> 5. In areas where wetlands, irrigation ditches, marsh areas or other potential <br /> giant garter snake habitats are being retained on the site: <br /> a. Install temporary fencing at the edge of the construction area and the <br /> adjacent wetland, marsh, or ditch; <br /> b. Restrict working areas, spoils and equipment storage and other project <br /> activities to areas outside of marshes, wetlands and ditches;and <br /> c. Maintain water quality and limit construction runoff into wetland areas <br /> through the use of hay bales, filter fences,vegetative buffer strips, or <br /> other accepted equivalents. <br /> 6. If on-site wetlands, irrigation ditches, marshes, etc. are being relocated in the <br /> vicinity: the newly created aquatic habitat shall be created and filled with <br /> water prior to dewatering and destroying the pre-existing aquatic habitat. In <br /> addition, non-predatory fish species that exist in the aquatic habitat and <br /> which are to be relocated shall be seined and transported to the new aquatic <br /> habitat as the old site is dewatered. <br /> 7. If wetlands, irrigation ditches, marshes, etc. will not be relocated in the <br />