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FIRSTCARBON Proposal SOLUTIONS Records Searches FCS will request a records search at the Northwest Information Center affiliated with Sonoma State University and located in Rohnert Park. The records search will include a review of the National Register of Historic Places,the California Register of Historical Resources,the California Inventory of Historic Resources,the California Historical Landmarks,the California Points of Historical Interest listing,the Historic Property Data File, historic maps, and other pertinent historic data. As part of the records search, FCS will prepare and submit a request to the Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC)to check their Sacred Lands File for Tribal Cultural Resources(TCR's)that may be affected by the project.The request will include a list of Native American representatives that may wish to consult on the project pursuant to Public Resources Code Sections 21080.3.1 and 21080.3.2 (AB 52). AB-52 detail the roles, responsibilities and timeframes required of lead agencies and tribal representatives who may wish to initiate consultation on a proposed project. Compliance with tribal notification and consultation under this provision is the responsibility of lead agencies under CEQA,and FCS is available to assist in the process if so desired. FCS will draft a notification letter for use by the client that will include a written summary of the project, a map illustrating the location and general features of the project, and will advise tribes of the required response times for AB 52 consultation. Additional consultation services beyond the current scope of work are available upon request FCS will request records searches of applicable paleontological databases, including one or more of the following:the University of California Museum of Paleontology, and regional localities databases. The results of the letter reports provided by these institutions will describe the underlying geological formations and their paleontological sensitivity, disclose any known fossil localities within a given search radius, and address the potential need for mitigation measures to protect paleontological resources. Cultural Resources Field Survey FCS will conduct a field survey of the project site utilizing transects appropriately spaced for the project site. Because there are no buildings on the project site,this scope of work assumes no structures will need to be evaluated for historic significance. If additional cultural resource sites or resources are found on site, and if completion of DPR site forms is required,the Optional Site Recordation Task will be utilized. The cost for recording individual sites is highly dependent on what is found, but$500 is the minimum charge for recording previously unrecorded sites. FCS cannot determine, prior to completion of the field survey,the need for recordation or the number of sites to be recorded;therefore,we have established the Optional Site Recordation task line. Cultural Resources Assessment A stand-alone Cultural Resources Assessment report will be prepared. The purpose of the Cultural Resources Assessment is to document the presence/absence of any potentially significant cultural NORTH AMERICA I EUROPE I AFRICA I AUSTRALIA I ASIA 10 FIRSTCARBONSOLUTIONS.COM