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Consolidated Forward :. Landfill <br />Page 18 <br />Rodenticides and methods of application used at the landfill shall be reviewed by a qualified <br />0 biologist to determine if they reflect the most effective and safe methods for controlling <br />rodents. That biologist shall make recommendations for improvement if needed. l <br />63 Austin 1994 (FI.a, Fl.b, and FIx) (slnrUar but updated), Austin 2000 (FI. a) <br />(Creek realignment) Monitoring and rrnaintenance for five years following <br />construction, <br />64A ustin 2000 (F]. c) <br />Restoration ofthe riparian area shall include revegetation with trees, shrttb.s, and grasses <br />native to the area. Pla►rtings sh- ll have a minimum 80%survival after the first year, arid 100 <br />910 survival thereafter; or shall have attained a 75% cover after three "ears and a 90% cover <br />after five years. Plantings shall he monitored each year and maintained as necessary until <br />success criteria have been met. In order to assure implementation, the Wetlands Mitigation <br />Monitoring Plan shall be modfi ed to include these criteria. <br />65 Austin 2000 (Fix) <br />A 4.3 -acre detention basin will be constructed in the southwest corner of the project site, as <br />depicted on the project plans (Beck 1993). <br />66 Austin 1994 (F2. a) (similar), Austin 2 00 0 (F2. a) <br />Under current project plans, 31 ofthe 32 valley oaks are along the perimeter of the site or <br />are in the designated wildlife preserve adjacent to the creek and ~Mould not be removed. <br />67 Austin 1994 (F2. b) (similar), Austin 2000 (F2. b) <br />Prior to initiation of any actin ti- - sithin a 100 foot radius of a valle}• oak proposed for <br />retention, theproject proponent shall install clearly visible temporary fencing around the <br />dripline ofthe Valley oak to prevent inadvertent damage during on-site activities. Fencing <br />shall be removed upon completion of activity within the oak's vicinity. Site workers shall be <br />advised ofthe sensitivity of on -sate oaks to disturbance. <br />68 Austin 1994 (F2 c) (similar), Austin 2000 (F2. c) <br />Kere avoidance of a valley oak(s) as specified above is detennined infeasible, the project <br />Proponent shall replace each oak as required by the County's Natural Reses <br />ourc <br />Regulalians: three oaks shall beplanted in appropriate locations for each oak removed <br />Replacement trees shall be the saute species as the removed trees. Replacement trees shall <br />be planted on the site in association with the Wetland Mitigation and Monitoring Plan <br />described above. <br />69 Austin 1994 (F2. d) (similar), Austin 2000 (F2. d) <br />To ensure the success of mitigation, planted and retained trees shall be monitored for a <br />period offive years following inrrial disturbance within the vicinity of a retained tree or <br />following planting of a replacement tree. If, during the course of monitoring, a significant <br />decline in the health of planted or retained trees is identified by a qualified arborist, the tree <br />shall be replaced as described ahove. <br />70 Austin 1994 (F3, a) (similar), Austin 2000 (similar) (F3. a) <br />Of the 219 acres disturbed, a 10.5 --acre wildlife preserve and flood <br />foraging habitat. plain will be retained as <br />