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TABLE 1. MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM Implementation Monitoring Monitoring and • Monitoring ' Verification of Mitigation Measures • Procedures Responsibility Reporting Action Schedule •Compliance Mitigation Measure 4.10-1:The following mitigation Project applicant Community Verify and approve Prior to issuance Verified by: measures shall be required to reduce potential cultural shall hire a qualified Development archaeologist; of grading resources impacts to a less-than-significant level: archaeologist to Department; review and approve permit; inspect • A program of archaeological monitoring should train contractor Planning Division archaeological during be undertaken for all construction related workers, including mitigation program, construction. earthmoving activities in the vicinity of the ranch supervisory if needed. Date: complex and within 100 feet of the drainage as personnel,to it exits the compound and flows west out of the monitor worker Lund Ranch project area.The duration of the activities. monitoring program should be determined by the project archaeologist in conjunction with the In the event that project sponsor and the Pleasanton Planning archaeological Department. In the event of any discovery,work resources are should be stopped within 50 feet of any discovered, project discovery until a proposal for the evaluation of applicant shall the resource as required by CEQA guidelines retain a qualified has been submitted to the lead agency for archaeologist to approval. If evaluation of the resource through a evaluate the program of hand excavation demonstrates that resource(s)and the resource is eligible for inclusion on the prepare an California Register of Historic Resources, a archaeological proposal for mitigation of impacts to the mitigation program resource should be submitted to the lead as described. agency for approval before work is allowed to recommence in the area of recorded archaeological deposit. • In the event that historic archaeological deposits are uncovered during site monitoring, work should be halted within 20 feet of any discovery until the deposit has been evaluated for potential significance through a program of hand excavation if necessary. If it is determined that the deposit qualifies for inclusion on the California Register, a plan for mitigation of impacts to the resource should be submitted to the lead agency for approval before any actual mitigation efforts are undertaken prior to the continuation of grading operations. Mitigation can include the recording in situ and/or removal of additional historical materials by an archaeological team for later analysis combined with continued monitoring of earthmoving activities in the vicinity of any discovery. 15 LUND RANCH I I-PUD-25 JUNE 2015