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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Page II-34 Forward Inc. Landfill 2018 Expansion Project would be directed to carry runoff to areas where erosion and sedimentation can be controlled. Truck beds would be hosed down to reduce soil spillage on paved roads and wind-blown dust. Relocation of Littlejohns Creek could lessen the sedimentation potential to the creek. • Completed cells will be stabilized by the planting and maintenance of drought-resistant grasses. This will inhibit wind and water erosion and maximize the fertility of the soil in order to facilitate revegetation. • Temporary plantings,geofabric drapes, and erosion-preventing diversions of surface water will be constructed as appropriate on temporary slopes. • Regular operational and post-closure monitoring of erosion control structures and plantings will be done for a minimum of five years. H. BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES, H.1. Loss of wetland Identified in this EIR Less t an habitat. Mitigation IV.H-1. Prior to site grading,the project sponsor shall obtain re- Significant verification of the jurisdictional delineation conducted for the project;this will ascertain the extent of jurisdictional waters and wetlands on the site, including the creek and potentially onsite storm control features (detention basins, dry ditches). The re-verified jurisdictional delineation will serve to confirm the acreage of wetlands jurisdictional area to be impacted and for which mitigation will be provided. Prior to site grading,the project sponsor shall obtain permits under Sections 401 and 404 of the Clean Water Act and Section 1602 of the California Fish and Game Code for all impacts to jurisdictional resources;all permit conditions shall be implemented. At a minimum,an equivalent acreage of wetland 4 Note—In this SEIR's Biology Chapter,these impacts and mitigation measures are numbered"F._"for document organizational purposes. �■■� >� r til t� Elsa �t a