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Comparison Table- Page 19 (July 30, 1993) If Amended Mitigation Implemented Potentially Significant Impacts Final EIR Suggested Mitigation Measures Amended Mitigation Measures Will Impact Be Less Than Significant? Cultural Resources Finding (1-1) EIR Impact (4.9-1) Developmentof the project site would destroy (4.9-1(a)) Impairment of the scientific potential 1) Incorporate archaeologically-sensitive areas into Yes or degrade cultural resources. of the various sites cannot be mitigated by protection of the Deed of Conservation easement. capping the sites or excavating a portion of the affected area. Impacts to the visual 2) Leave all house pits, dance house pits, and sweat Yes quality of the setting and the visual house pits untouched. connectivity of the sites cannot be mitigated without redesigningthe project. 3) Do not allow any digging in archaeological sites. Yes Due to the severity of the impacts associated 4) Encapsulate any areas where there is a possible Yes with the proposed plan and the rarity of the burial site that would conflict with the golf course sites affected, impacts to the complex from or roads. the proposed housing and recreational development are not mitigable unless the 5) Allow on-site reburial of Native American remains Yes project is redesigned. dug up by the University of California. The following elements of the proposed 6) Allow Miwoks to visit Buckeye for educational and Yes development must be abandoned at their religious purposes. present location on highly significant archaeological sites and redesigned in areas 7) Have a preburial agreement which states if Yes designated low to moderate archaeological previously undisclosed archaeological resources sensitivity: are encountered during construction of any portion of the project, work in the area of the - Buckeye Drive from Coyote Court to, and discovery will cease. The discovered property will including,Live Oak Court; be examined by a qualified professional archaeologist, recorded according to accepted - Deer Trail Court; contemporary standards, and the impacts to the site, if any, must be identified to determine the - Valley Oak Drive south of the north liens probability limits and importance of the resource. of lots 21 and 22; Such an evaluation may require limited subsurface investigation. - Lots 2, 3, 4, 11, 12, 13, and 21; and