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Responsible
<br /> Monitoring/Reporting
<br /> Mitl ation Measures and Statements of Findings of Impacts Being i Monitoring/
<br /> Mitigation g I Party for Providing Timing
<br /> Significant and Unavoidable Reporting Action Mitigation Responsibility
<br /> location that would aid in meeting the following performance standards:
<br /> 1. Restored/created wetlands shall remain inundated or saturated for sufficient
<br /> duration to support a predominance of hydrophytic vegetation.
<br /> 2. Restored/created wetlands shall exhibit plant species richness and cover
<br /> comparable to existing wetlands(excluding non-native and/or weedy plant
<br /> species).
<br /> 3 Restored/created wetlands shall replace the last wetlands at a minimum
<br /> ratio of one acre created for each acre,or fraction thereof,permanently
<br /> impacted.
<br /> 4. The applicant shall provide for the protection of the mitigation areas in
<br /> perpetuity,either through deed restrictions or conservation easements.
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<br /> 5. The applicant shall establish a five-year program to monitor the progress of
<br /> the wetland mitigation toward these standards.At the end of each
<br /> monitoring year,an annual report shall be submitted to the City,the
<br /> RWQCB,and the USACE.This report shall document the hydrological and
<br /> vegetative condition of the mitigation wetlands,and shall recommend
<br /> remedial measures as necessary to correct deficiencies.
<br /> Less than significant impact after implementation of Mitigation Measure
<br /> BIO-2.
<br /> BIO-3:Project Specific Measures.The project applicant shall implement See BIO-1a through BIO-1d See BIO-1a through BIO-1d See BIO-1a through BIO-1d See BIO-1a through BIO-1d
<br /> Measures BIO-1a through BIO-td,and BIO-2.These measures would ensure and BIO-2 and BIO-2 and BIO-2 and BIO-2
<br /> that the project's contribution to cumulative biological resource impacts would
<br /> be less than significant
<br /> 4 Cultural-Resources
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<br /> CULTURAL-1:The applicant and/or project contractors shall halt work if Verification by County,as Union Pacific and Qualified archaeologist and During ground disturbing
<br /> archaeological resources are discovered during ground-disturbing activities.If needed construction contractors Native American activities
<br /> cultural resources are encountered,all activity in the vicinity of the find shall representative,with
<br /> cease until the resources can be evaluated by a qualified archaeologist and a verification provided to San
<br /> Native American representative.Prehistoric archaeological materials might Joaquin County Community
<br /> include obsidian and chert flaked-stone tools(e.g.,projectile points,knives, Development Department
<br /> as applicable
<br /> scrapers)or toolmaking debris;culturally darkened soil("midden")containing
<br /> heat-affected rocks,artifacts,or shellfish remains;and stone milling equipment
<br /> (e.g.,mortars,pestles,handstones,or milling slabs);and battered stone tools,
<br /> such as hammerstones and pitted stones.Historic-period materials might
<br /> include stone,concrete,or adobe footings and walls;filled wells or privies;and
<br /> deposits of metal,glass,and/or ceramic refuse.If the archaeologist and Native
<br /> American representative determine that the resources may be significant,they
<br /> shall notify Union Pacific and shall develop an appropriate treatment plan for
<br /> the resources.The archaeologist shall consult with Native American
<br /> representatives in determining appropriate treatment for prehistoric or Native
<br /> American cultural resources.Contract specifications shall address these
<br /> requirements In considering any suggested mitigation proposed by the
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