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39) 40) improvements in the vicinity of the nest shoul, d be coordinated with representatives of the California Department of Fish and Game to minimize disturbance and possible loss of the active nest during the nesting time. This coordination should include establishment of a buffer area around the nesting site within which land development activities (such as grading and other construction activities) and land uses are restricted. The buffer area should extend 50 feet from the base of the trunk or 25 feet from the drip line of the tree in which the nest is located, whichever is greater. Property Owner shall conduct a cultural resources survey within any areas directly affected by proposed grading activity as described in Condition 41. Additional cultural resource monitoring and mitigation strategies may be required, as further described in Conditions 42 and 43. Requirements for Grading Activities. The following provisions shall apply to all grading activities within the Project, and shall be a condition of all grading permits issued within the Project: Property Owner shall provide assurance that all soils affected by grading will be brought to a stable and erosion-resistant state in the event that the Project is prematurely terminated. The guarantee for this assurance shall be in the form of a performance bond in an mount equal to the construction bid price, which shall be provided to City prior to issuance of a grading permit. h) Graded slopes shall be re-vegetated as soon as practicable to prevent or minimize erosion; hydro-seeding shall be accomplished before September 15, and irrigated with a temporary irrigation system to ensure vegetation is established prior to October 15. c) Surface drainage systems shall direct drainage away from cut and fill slopes and, to the extent practicable, into planned retention/detention basins located on-site. d) New contours shall be designed to naturally blend into existing contours. Grading for proposed soundberms along 1-680 should result in naturally appearing land forms. Construction Management. All grading activities shall be completed under supervision of the Project soils engineer, Project engineering geologist, or Project civil engineer, who shall, upon completion, submit a declaration to the Director of Public Works that all work was done in accordance with recommendations contained in all required pre-grading reports as described in Condition 38 above. Additionally, the following on-site practices shall be conducted during all grading activities: Comprehensive traffic control measures shall be implemented, including scheduling of major track trips, and deliveries shall avoid peak travel hours and shall not conflict with major events at the Alameda County Fairgrounds (the Conditions of Approval Page 19 of 44 August 9, 2000