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"OUNTAIN HOUSE MASTER PLAID? CONSISTENCY FINDINGS Project Action or Consis- Conditions o Section tency Approval I Heading# Title Text Y/N/NA Finding of Fact/Analysis and Evidence of Compliance (COA) Buffering. Where preserved wetlands provide valuable habitat to wildlife, protective fencing, screening or buffers shall be provided where necessary to minimize disruption of habitat areas. The type of protection will vary depending on the type and Wetlands function of the wetland,the adjoining land use and the 852 7.3.6.I.c Management terrain. NA See#842 COA-3,, Wetlands Management Plan. As part of any Specific Plan that includes wetlands, a Wetlands Management Wetlands Plan shall be adopted. The plan shall include setbacks 853 7.3.6.I.d Management for structures from wetlands. NA See#842 COA-34 Runoff Water. Runoff water from developed or landscaped surfaces may be discharged into preserved wetlands, but shall be treated through application of appropriate Best Management Practices(BMPs)to ensure water quality, prior to entering the wetland Wetlands areas. These practices will be monitored in accordance 854 7.3.6.1.e Management with state water quality control procedures. Y See#842 See also discussion of water quality. COA-34 Fencing. All preserved wetlands and their buffers shall be temporarily fenced during construction so as to minimize the potential for inadvertent impacts from construction activities. Following construction, permanent barriers and/or fencing shall be installed to preclude access and damage from wheeled vehicles such as motorcycles and ORVs. Any fencing that is located within the drainage facilities of Mountain House Creek shall be designed to prevent debris Wetlands accumulation or otherwise impact water surface 855 7.3.6.I.f Management elevations. I Y See#842. See also discussion of water quality COA-34 10/03/2000 MHMP.CHECKLIST-928 Page186