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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0012813
PE
2675
FACILITY_NAME
EIR-96-02
STREET_NUMBER
37400
Direction
S
STREET_NAME
BIRD
STREET_TYPE
RD
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TRACY
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95304-
APN
2651206
ENTERED_DATE
1/8/2020 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
37400 S BIRD RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
005
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Approved
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A Hospital Creek flood plain enhancement planshouldbe prepared <br /> by a qualified biologist. It should address such areas as <br /> revegetation of the upper creek bank area with both native trees <br /> and shrubs appropriate for a San Joaquin valley arroyo habitat <br /> and the reconstruction of the creek channel on the western edge <br /> r of the project site where it was filled during the 1950s mining. <br /> activities. <br /> Once the enhancement plan has been accepted by state and federal <br /> agencies and before any mining operation begins in this area, <br /> the borders of the protective zone should be surveyed and a heavy <br /> duty stock fence then installed along the entire southern border, <br /> of this zone. If cattle grazing on the remainder of this site. <br /> is to continue for some time yet, a watering trough should be: <br /> 4 installed somewhere on the southeastern segment of this parcel. <br /> l The southern border of the creek buffer zone east of I-580 should <br /> also be fenced as a reminder to quarry personnel that this is a <br /> protected area and thus off limits to parking, equipment storage, <br /> etc. Quarry management should be encouraged to discontinue the <br /> husbandry of dogs on the present or future quarry sites as they <br /> are a major deterrent to wildlife movement through the creek: <br /> corridor <br /> y Trucks should not be used to continuously transport gravel from <br /> the new mining sites out passed the creek enhancement zone to the <br /> terminus of Bird Road. Instead, a conveyer system, similar to <br /> that currently employed by RMC Lonestar at their Bonny Doon <br /> quarry site in the Santa Cruz Mountains, should be installed to <br /> carry mined gravel along one edge of the I-580 underpass to the <br /> . present quarry processing site. Such a system would not generate <br /> the dust and visual disturbance of a truck transport system, and <br /> the muffled clicking of the conveyer belt gears would be barely <br /> E audible above the constant drone of the I-580 traffic. <br /> To insure that wildlife which forage within and pass through the <br /> enhanced Hospital Creek corridor are not "hemmed in" by a large <br /> area mining operation next door, quarrying at this site should <br /> also be conducted in phases at prescribed for the orchard area. <br /> While the eastern half of. the old quarry area is mined, the <br /> western half should remain as open space, preferably with cattle <br /> exclusion. When the second phase mining begins of this latter <br /> =-: site , restoration contouring and native grass/forb planting <br /> ! : should begin in the eastern segment so that the south side of the <br /> creek enhancement corridor will continue to adjoin some open <br /> space grassland. <br /> The recovery of the newly protected and enhanced Hospital Creek <br /> corridor system should be monitored annually for a five year <br /> period by a qualified biologist to determine the success of the <br /> enhancement tree and shrub plantings and to estimate the current <br /> x - use by wildlife species. Yearly progress reports submitted to <br /> the regional CDFG and USFWS offices, and a comprehensive final <br /> report cog <br /> verin the <br /> entire extent and success of the enhancement <br /> operation should be prepared and submitted at the end of the five <br /> year period. Successful implementation of both mitigation <br /> k measures A and B wi.11er duce Potential impacts A and B to an <br /> insignificant leve . <br /> 17 <br />
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