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TABLE S.1: SUMMARY OF IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES (Continued) <br /> Environmental Impact Mitigation Measure Level of Significance After Mitigation <br /> F. Vegetation and Wildlife(Cont.) <br /> (b) Prior to final project approval,the project <br /> proponent should prepare a formal Creek <br /> Realignment and Revegetation Plan(CRRP),and <br /> should submit the CRRP to the CDFG, USFWS, <br /> RWQCB,and Corps for their review and <br /> approval. <br /> (c) Once the CRRP is approved by all concerned <br /> agencies,the project proponent should <br /> implement the CRRP. The modified creek and <br /> associated vegetation should be protected <br /> through fencing. <br /> F.2. Implementation of the proposed project may (a) Prior to final project approval,the project Less than Significant <br /> remove up to thirty-two valley oaks,averaging proponent should employ a qualified arborist to <br /> approximately thirty inches dbh. document all on-site valley oaks as to precise <br /> (SIGNIFICANT) location,diameter at breast height(24 inches <br /> above normal grade),height,canopy radius,and <br /> condition. <br /> (b) Prior to final project approval,the project <br /> proponent should modify proposed project <br /> components to avoid all identified on-site valley <br /> oaks(see Figure III.F.1). <br /> (c) Prior to initiation of any activity within a 100- <br /> foot radius of a valley oak proposed for <br /> retention,the project proponent should install <br /> clearly visible temporary fencing around the <br /> dripline of the valley oak to prevent inadvertent <br /> damage during on-site activities. <br /> 5.15 <br />