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City of Pleasanton P6621.002.000 Storm Damaged Repair Sites March 7, 2024 PROPOSAL FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICES Latest Revision March 25, 2024 Page 4 the applicant to provide a description of the Project (specifically any actions that may have an effect on federally-listed species), a description of the specific areas that may be affected, the manner in which impacts may occur, an analysis of cumulative impacts, and a description of the listed species or critical habitats that may be affected. This document is called a Section 7 Biological Assessment (BA). WRA will utilize available data from the BRTR to the maximum extent possible, and may need to generate additional field survey data to compile all data necessary to prepare BA reports for submittal to the Corps. The BAs will describe the suitability of on-site habitat conditions for the federal-listed species known to occur in the vicinity. The reports will discuss any potential impacts (including direct, indirect, and cumulative impacts) that may occur to these species as a result of the Project, and any mitigation measures recommended to offset potential impacts. WRA will produce a round of draft BAs for City review prior to submittal. Phase 007 – Resource Agency Permits As noted above, the storm repair locations are grouped into two ‘Projects.’ The CS Project and the Bernal Project will have a separate suite of regulatory agency permit applications, described below. The permit applications described below will be prepared for each of the four storm repair project sites. Section 404 Permit -Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) In the interest of planning, WRA will operate under the assumption that features within each project site are subject to the jurisdiction of the Army Corps of Engineers (Corps). Once the wetland delineation has been completed, this assumption will be revisited, and the permitting strategy adjusted as needed. Given the size of the storm repair project sites and the nature of the repairs, project activities may qualify for coverage under Nationwide Permit (NWP) 3 – Maintenance or NWP 18 – Minor Discharges. An Individual Permit is not anticipated for any of the projects at this time. WRA will prepare permit application packages for submission to the Corps based on information available from the site plan. The permit application packages will address potential impacts to Corps and RWQCB jurisdiction and the necessary permit requirements, including: • Basic notification requirements as to site location; project description; and type and amount of fill in potentially jurisdictional areas; • Appropriate plan and cross-sectional view figures that show proposed impacts to jurisdictional areas; • Information to support a determination that the project will not affect cultural resources, based on the cultural resources report prepared for project approval under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA); • Information to support an informal consultation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, or if supported by substantial evidence, determination that the project will have no effect on endangered species; • Section 404 delineation map based on a site visit conducted by WRA staff; • Proposed compensatory mitigation for any loss of jurisdictional areas; DocuSign Envelope ID: 9D598DAC-5F24-41FA-B827-97D013A47ECADocuSign Envelope ID: CEB20404-63F8-4DC5-AE6A-C5FC89DB6F87