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ventilation, may find that fewer units will require such filtration, this measure may <br /> be refined in the event that prior to construction, the project proponent may <br /> conduct a subsequent refined evaluation of air quality and air filtration system <br /> specifications and that the refined evaluation may demonstrate that site specific <br /> conditions have changed such that a different type of air filtration system or its <br /> application to a smaller number of residential units would continue to ensure that <br /> health risks remain below the then pertinent thresholds set forth by the BAAQMD <br /> or the City with regard to exposure to toxic air contaminants. <br /> 46. Mitigation Measure (Nesting and/or Migratory Birds): If grading or tree removal <br /> within the project area is expected to occur during the typical nesting season <br /> (February-August), the project applicant shall retained a qualified biologist to <br /> perform a pre-construction nest survey in order to confirm the presence of active <br /> raptor or migratory bird nests. The survey shall be conducted no more than 30 <br /> days prior to ground disturbance or tree removal and the results of the survey <br /> shall be submitted to the City immediately upon completion. If there is any lapse <br /> in construction activities, and construction resumes during the nesting season, <br /> the project applicant shall retain a qualified biologist to conduct new surveys <br /> within 30 days of the re-initiation of construction activities. The results on the <br /> new surveys shall be submitted to the City immediately upon completion. If <br /> nesting birds are found during the survey, the qualified biologist in coordination <br /> with the City shall determine and establish an appropriate buffer around the <br /> active nest. Exclusionary fencing shall be established outside the proposed <br /> project footprint to prohibit project activity from entering into the buffer area for a <br /> time period appropriate for the species, as set forth by the qualified biologist. <br /> The exclusionary fencing shall remain in place until the qualified biologist <br /> confirms that the young have fledged. All required buffers shall be shown on <br /> construction plans and submitted to the City. If construction activities or tree <br /> removal are proposed to occur during the non-breeding season (September- <br /> January), a survey would not be required, nor any further studies or mitigation. <br /> 47. Mitigation Measure (Western Burrowing Owl): No more than 30 days prior to the <br /> initiation of grading or construction activities on the project site, a qualified <br /> biologist shall conduct a protocol-level preconstruction survey for the burrowing <br /> owls, in adherence to all pertinent requirements and guidelines. If more than 30 <br /> days passes between completion of the survey and initiation of grading or <br /> construction activities, the preconstruction survey shall be repeated. If any <br /> survey indicates the presence of burrowing owls on the project site, the project <br /> applicant shall notify the City. The applicant shall engage a qualified biologist to <br /> establish appropriate exclusion zones around each occupied burrow in which no <br /> construction related activity will occur until a qualified biologist confirms that the <br /> burrow(s) are no longer occupied. During the breeding season (February 1 <br /> through August 31), exclusion zones shall be at least 250 feet in diameter; this <br /> may be reduced to 160 feet in diameter during the non-breeding season <br /> (September 1 through January 31). If destruction of occupied burrows is <br /> unavoidable during the non-breeding season (September 1 through January 31), <br /> PUD-85-08-12D and P11-0856 Hacienda TOD Site 1, BRE <br /> Conditions of Approval 7 of 35 Mixed-Use Development <br />