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survey will identify potential surface indicators of historic or pre-historic sites, and must be conducted by a qualified azchaeologist, walking transec[s no more than 30 meters apart. Compliance with this condition protects against inadvertent damage to undiscovered culmral resources because demazcating indicators (if any are found) will result in grading activities either avoiding those aeeas, or implementation of further mitigation through a Resource Recovery Plan. This type of investigation provides clearance-level coverage for the site. b. PtJD Condition _ addresses mitigation for sites which may be discovered during future survey or monitoring activities and recommends they either be avoided or appropriately mitigated through a Resource Recovery Plan that meets appropriate professional, City and State standards. The purpose of the Plan is to guide the gathering of a sufficient quantity and variety of data at identified sites. The Resource Recovery Plan must be approved prior to any grading (or construction-related) activities. For those areas set aside for later investigation, no construction may occur until the investigation is completed. Should human remains or a burial site be discovered, the Property Owner will consult with the City and tribal representatives to determine the appropriate disposition of findings. Compliance with PUD Condition _ will ensure the integrity of any, as yet, undiscovered archaeological sites either by avoiding them, or identifying further mitigation in the Resource Recovery Plan. Documentation of the findings will ensure they are recorded and handled in accordance with established standazds. 2. Impact M2. Yotential Y'or future development of the Project area to disturb identified sites or resources. Mitieatiou Measure Measure M2. Assure the protection of important cultural resources during site planning and development. Findine: Changes or alterations have been required in, or incorporated into, [he Project which avoid or substantially lessen the significant environmental effect identified in the Final EIR to a less than significant level. Facts in Support of Findine: The impact will be avoided or reduced based on the following: a. Grading and construction-related activities could have a potentially adverse effect on the two known prehistoric sites. One of the two sites (located on Parcel 4) is designated as currently unplanned public space which will be considered as part of Phase 1] of the GHCBI Project. Any proposal for this area as part of Phase II will be subject to further environmental review to ensure that it is compatible with 40