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M m <br /> X p <br /> > Table 2-2 <br /> Summary of Impacts and Mitigation Measures <br /> CD <br /> Cn Significance Significance <br /> C <br /> 3 Impacts Before Mitigation Measures After <br /> Mitigation Mitigation <br /> alignment for the recycled-water distribution system)could not were not examined during intensive surveys for the current effort, <br /> be surveyed because access to these areas was limited.CCIC including unsurveyed portions of the pipeline alignment for the <br /> records searches did not indicate presence of known cultural recycled-water distribution system(0.96 mile in the central portion of <br /> resources in these areas;however,because these areas could not the project area between Swanson Road and West Center Street north <br /> be surveyed,the potential exists to uncover previously of Yosemite Avenue,and 0.54 mile in the southwestern portion of <br /> undiscovered resources during project construction. the project area south of Woodward Avenue),pumping station sites, <br /> Furthermore,construction-related subsurface disturbances could the side-bank outfall site,and approximately 3.35 miles of the <br /> potentially destroy or damage previously undiscovered pipeline alignment for the proposed wastewater collection system <br /> prehistoric or historic cultural resources at the wastewater (2.05 miles in the southwestern portion of the project site near the <br /> quality control facility(WQCF),pumping station sites,and side- intersection of Peach Avenue and Airport Way,and approximately <br /> bank outfall site,and along the pipeline alignments.Because 1.3 miles in the center of the western portion of the project area <br /> these resources have the potential to represent"unique between Yosemite and Louise Avenues,and west of Airport Way). <br /> archaeological resources"or"historic resources"as defined by The survey shall be conducted during a time when the affected sites <br /> CEQA,this impact would be potentially significant. can be plowed and disked,so the natural ground surface can be <br /> n, examined for traces of prehistoric and/or historic-era cultural <br /> resources. Surveys of these areas are not necessary if it is determined <br /> that the areas would not be affected by project construction-related <br /> activity,including equipment staging or material stockpiling. <br /> Before the onset of project-related ground-disturbing activities(e.g., <br /> v land clearing),all construction personnel shall be alerted to the <br /> CD possibility of uncovering buried cultural resources and shall be <br /> v educated by a qualified archaeologist as to identification of <br /> parchaeological artifacts. If an inadvertent discovery of cultural <br /> 0 materials(e.g.,unusual amounts of shell,animal bone,bottle glass, <br /> ceramics,structure/building remains)is made during project-related <br /> 0 construction activities,ground disturbances in the area of the find <br /> o shall be halted and a qualified professional archaeologist shall be <br /> CD_ notified regarding the discovery. The archaeologist shall determine <br /> whether the resource is potentially significant as per the CRHR and <br /> CO <br /> shall develop appropriate mitigation. <br /> D 4.12-3: Discovery of Human Remains during Construction. PS 4.12-3:Discovery of Human Remains during Construction. LTS <br /> Although no evidence suggests that buried human remains California law recognizes the need to protect interred human remains, <br /> cn <br /> would be encountered during project construction,the potential particularly Native American burials and associated items of <br /> exists for buried human remains to be encountered and for patrimony,from vandalism and inadvertent destruction.The <br /> v construction activities to result in damage to or destruction of procedures for the treatment of discovered human remains are <br /> mm such remains.This impact would be potentially significant. contained in Sections 7050.5 and 7052 of the California Health and <br /> v � <br /> LTS=Less than Significant S=Significant PS=Potentially Significant SU=Significant and Unavoidable <br />