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Geosyntecl�' cansultarlts Table F1 EIR Mitigation Measures for Remediation Activities Resource Measure Topic Summary Mitigation Measure Biological MM-BIO-4: If determined to be subject to CVRWQCB jurisdiction as waters of the state,TC NO.CAL.Development will purchase Resources Compensatory appropriate wetland mitigation credits at a ratio of 1:1 to compensate for the loss of state waters.To compensate for Wetland and permanent impacts to the small seasonal wetland and alkaline scald totaling 0.18 acre,TC NO.CAL.Development shall Waters Mitigation. purchase credits from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation in-lieu fee program(Aquatic Resource Service Area- San Joaquin River)at a ratio of 1:1. Cultural MM-CHR-1: Stop A qualified archaeologist will provide training materials to the construction contractor in identification of cultural resources, Resources Work in the Area If and in the event that any artifact, or an unusual amount of bone, shell, or non-native stone, is encountered during Prehistoric or construction, work would be immediately stopped and relocated to another area. The contractor would stop construction Historical within 10 meters(30 feet)of the exposure of these finds until a qualified archaeologist can be retained by the Port to evaluate Archaeological the find(see 36 CFR 800.11.1 and 14 CCR 15064.5[fJ).Examples of such cultural materials might include concentrations Resources Are of ground stone tools such as mortars,bowls,pestles,and manos;chipped stone tools such as projectile points or choppers; Encountered. flakes of stone not consistent with the immediate geology, such as obsidian or fused shale; a historic trash pit containing bottles and/or ceramics; or structural remains. Native American Tribes and the Office of Historic Preservation would be notified of the find. If the resources are found to be significant, they would be avoided or if avoidance is not possible, mitigated.Mitigation would be developed in coordination with Native American Tribes and could include development of a treatment plan to guide data recovery and interpretation of results for the public.This interpretation could include adding information on the resources to the Port's website, which will include a history portal site, developing informational brochures or signage on site or in the Port administrative building,and/or providing material to the Tribes. Geology MM-GEO-1: TC NO. CAL.Development will implement and update as frequently as needed an emergency response plan,Contingency and Soils Maintain,Update, Plan, and Emergency Action Plan. The Plan will identify response procedures for chemical spills, fires, and earthquakes and Implement involving hazardous materials and hazardous wastes and will establish requirements and procedures needed to protect Emergency employees from serious injury,property loss,or loss of life in the event of fires,other emergencies,or major disasters. Response Plans. Geology MM-GEO-2:As- Recommendations from the Preliminary Geotechnical Investigation (H&A 2020a) will be implemented as needed, and Soils Needed including use of materials and construction techniques specifically addressing potential seismic and geologic hazards. Implementation of Geotechnical Recommendations. Appendix F:Summary of Environmental Management Measures F-5