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Who Verifies: Planning Department. Historic and Archaeoloaic Resources 2l. Protect prehistoric resources (page l06). Who: What: Individual developers and contractors. Personnel involved in ground clearing shall be alerted to the potential of the discovery of prehistoric materials. Indicators of potential finds include, but are not limited to the following: soils darker than the surrounding soils, amounts of bone or shellfish mixed in the soils, any signs of fire (ash, charcoal, baked clay, carbon or fire altered rock), any identifiable artifacts of stone, bone or shellfish, and any burials. Instruction shall be given to stop work in the event of a discovery until a qualified archaeologist has inspected the find and has developed recommendations for its evaluation and specific mitigation under current CEQA guidelines. Prior to initiating ground clearing andlor grading. Public Works and Building Inspection Departments. When: Who Verifies: 22. Protect historic resources (page l06). Who: What: Developer of Parcel 18. Conduct archival research on age, use and location of existing and removed structures, wells, privy pits or dumps which may contain historic debris. Identify previous owners and use pattern of the property. Prior to tentative map approval, ground clearing, demolition permit issuance, and grading permit issuance. Planning Department. When: Who Verifies: Soils and Geoloav 23. Submit geotechnical investigations on Parcels l8, 22, 23, 24 and 25 (page 100 of FEIR). Who: What: Individual developers. CondUct detailed fault investigations to determine the location of earthquake faults within these parcels in compliance with the Alquist-Priolo Act, following consultation with the City'S consulting geologist as to appropriate methodology. Engineering and design mitigation measures - 7 -