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• Mar. 2. 2005 I0:02AM CA nEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION <br /> No •3350 P. 3 <br /> Mr. Funderburg + <br /> March 1, 2005 <br /> Wage 2 <br /> :All $ <br /> proposed landsca in plans shall meet current standards as determined by the <br /> P <br /> District Landscape Architect.. All features.of landscaping:shall be evaluated for type, <br /> fli . <br /> location and site visibility conflicts during the eucroac-Ju�cnt review process. All <br /> .permits for landscaping in conventional highway right of-way must be accompaeuied <br /> by a "District" approved maintenance agreement obligating a local agency or the <br /> permittee to maintaining the landscaping. Said maintenance agreement must <br /> accompany and be approved prior to issuance of the landscape permit. Proposed <br /> landscape projects in.access control rights-of-way require an exception process, and <br /> approval is subject to the Headquarters Departmental approval process. <br /> • Stormwater is not allowed to be discharged to the State right-of-way. 'rhe applicant . <br /> will be required to adhere to Caltrans construction stormwater requirements if there is <br /> proposed work within the State right-of-way, Additional infonnation on Caltrans <br /> stormwa.ter management requirements may be found on the I tercet at <br /> www.dot.ca. rav/hq/env/stormwater/index.htm. <br /> • Due to the project's proximity to SR 12/88, it is recommended that the applicant <br /> perform a noise study in conformance with Federal Highway.ministration <br /> regulations. If the study indicates a noise wall is required, the developer needs to be <br /> required to build it. The City needs to make a condition of approval stating that any <br /> future noise abatement will be the responsibility of the developer or the property <br /> owner. <br /> ` Please forward the Final Conditions of Approval to the Transportation Planning <br /> Division in order to monitor transportation related mitigation measures. <br /> We suggest that the county continue to coordinate and consult with the Department to <br /> identify and address potential cumulative transportation impacts that may occur from this <br /> project and other developments near this geographical location. This will assist us in <br /> ensuring that traffic safety and quality standards are maintained for the traveling public <br /> on existing and future state transportation facilities. <br /> "Caltraru lmprows mobility across California <br />