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FIRSTCARBON SULUH HCJN3 The findings of the literature review and analysis will be summarized in the Biological Resources section of the IS/MND.This scope of work does not include a standalone biological resources assessment.This Scope of Work does not include an arborist report. If during the field survey it is determined that an arborist report is required, a separate work authorization will be prepared to address the proposed project's compliance with the City's Tree Ordinance. Subtask 3.3: Cultural Resources Assessment FCS will assess the potential for existing and undiscovered cultural and tribal cultural resources (TCRs)on the project site,the results of which will be incorporated directly into the IS/MND.The Cultural Resources section of the IS/MND will detail the results of the field investigation, record searches, and any additional resources discovered as a result of the cultural resources evaluation.This section will include recommendations for further study and/or mitigation within the project area,as needed. Copies of all correspondence and site survey photographs will be included in the appendices of the IS/MND. This task assumes the preparation of a separate, stand-alone cultural resources report will not be necessary. However,should significant cultural resources be discovered during the records search or pedestrian survey,the optional Site Recordation and stand-alone Phase I Cultural Resources Assessment (CRA)task line will be utilized as described below. Record Searches FCS will review and incorporate records search information from the Northwest Information Center affiliated with Sonoma State University and located in Rohnert Park.The record search will include a search of previous studies and identified cultural resources within the project boundaries and a 0.5-mile search radius.The National Register of Historic Places,the California Register of Historical Resources,the California Historical Resources Inventory,the California Historical Landmarks,the California Points of Historical Interest listings, and the Historic Property Data File, historic maps, and photographs will be consulted along with other pertinent historic data. FCS will obtain a paleontological records search from the Regional Paleontological Locality Inventory at the University of California, Berkeley.The records search will provide information regarding the relative sensitivity of the parcel to contain fossils.The results of the records search will be included in the Geology and Soils section of the IS/MND. As part of the records search, FCS will prepare and submit a request to the Native American Heritage Commission to check their Sacred Lands File for TCRs that may be adversely impacted by the project.The request will include lists 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 (also known as Assembly Bill [AB] 52). FCS will reach out to the Tribal Representatives for additional information about the project area. Please note that compliance with tribal notification and consultation under AB 52 are the responsibilities NORTH AMERICA I EUROPE I AFRICA I AUSTRALIA I ASIA FIRSTCARBONSOLUTIONS.COM 6