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Cascade Energy Storage, LLC Battery Storage Project <br /> All applicable local, state, and federal requirements and best management practices (BMPs) would be <br /> incorporated into the construction activities for the project site. Beginning work on the project site would <br /> involve preparing the land for installation of the BESS related infrastructure,access driveways,and temporary <br /> construction staging areas. The construction contractor would be required to incorporate BMPs consistent <br /> with the City zoning ordinance and with guidelines provided in the California Storm Water Quality <br /> Association's Construction Best Management Practice Handbook, and a soil erosion and sedimentation <br /> control plan to reduce potential impacts related to construction of the proposed project. Prior to initial <br /> construction mobilization, pre-construction surveys would be performed and sediment and erosion controls <br /> would be installed in accordance with City and State guidelines. Stabilized construction entrances and exits <br /> would be installed at driveways to reduce tracking of sediment onto adjacent public roadways. <br /> Site preparation would be consistent with County BMPs and District rules for dust control. Site preparation <br /> would involve the removal of existing biomass fuel residue that would unduly interfere with project <br /> construction or the health and safety of on-site personnel. Dust-minimizing techniques would be employed, <br /> such as application of water and/or application of dust suppressants. Earthworks scrapers, excavators, <br /> dozers, water trucks, paddlewheels, haul vehicles, and graders may all be used to perform grading. <br /> Trenching would be required for placement of underground electrical and communication lines, and may <br /> include the use of trenchers, backhoes, excavators, haul vehicles, compaction equipment, and water trucks. <br /> After preparation of the site, the foundations, equipment enclosures, and equipment vaults would be <br /> prepared per geotechnical engineer recommendations. The switchyard areas would have a grounding grid <br /> installed and would be covered with aggregate surfacing for safe operation. Collection and transmission <br /> structures from the BESS to the PG&E would require drilling for foundation support, and the soils removed <br /> would be spread across the project site. <br /> During this work, there would be multiple crews working on the site with various equipment and vehicles, <br /> including special vehicles for transporting the batteries and other equipment. As the BESS facility is <br /> constructed, the electrical collection and communication systems would be installed. The wiring would <br /> connect to the appropriate electrical and communication terminations and the circuits would be checked and <br /> commissioned prior to operation. It is estimated that site grading and preparation would require the <br /> following equipment: <br /> Equipment Type Quantity <br /> Bulldozer (e.g., CAT D7) 1-2 <br /> Grader (e.g., CAT D7) 1-2 <br /> Scraper(15-30 CY) 2 <br /> Water Truck(3,000—5,000 gal) 1-2 <br /> Self-Propelled Compactor 1-2 <br /> Dump Truck 2-3 <br /> Tractor/Loader/Backhoe (e.g., Case 590) 2-3 <br /> kidsteer Tractor (Bobcat) 1-2 <br /> Trash Dumpster (10-40 CY) 1-2 <br /> Concrete Pump 1-2 <br /> Concrete Truck 2-3 <br /> Pickup Truck 3-4 <br /> Page 10 <br />