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J9. Master Landscape Plans and Tree Preservation Plans are required for the Project Area. These plans should include the following provisions. · Avoidance of heritage trees to the extent possible. · Prohibition on the placement of any chemical or other deleterious substance or material on any heritage tree. · Prohibition on disturbance of the soil or placement of any chemical or other deleterious sub- stance or material on the soil within the drip line area of any heritage tree. · Replacement of any trees that arc removed "inch for inch" (in other words, for each inch of dbh lost), an equal amount of replacement inches would be planted, or planting two to three times the number of individual trees lost, or a combination of these measures, at the discretion of the City of Pleasanton. (These measures arc recommended in the Trec Survey and Arborist Report for Happy Valley Specific Plan EIR.) Timing: Prior to the issuance of a grading permit in applicable areas. EIR Mitigation Measure J10. (EIR Mitigation Measure J1) Provide such addilional mitigation of wetland impacts as may be required by the Army Corps of Engineers upon its review of applications for fill permits. The Corps may find the mitigations adequate, or may require additional measures preliminary to issu- ing fill permits. Timing: Prior to the issuance of grading permits for the applicable areas. K. CULTURAL RESOURCES KI. The old hay barn located on Lot 101 shall be preserved and restored, if feasible. If restoration proves infeasible, then. upon acquisition of Lot 101 for the Golf Course, the City shall consider reconstructing the barn elsewhere within the Plan Area using the existing design and materials. If reconstruction also proves infeasible, the barn shall be documented through a combination of large- format photography or architectural renderings in combination with archival research. A te~hnie, al report of findings shall be prepared to present the results of research and documentation, and the report shall be submitted to local historic societies and libraries and the Northwest Information Center at Sonoma State University. Timing: Determine feasibility of preserving the barn prior to approval of a development plan for the Golf Course; if infeasible. complete other requirements prior to issuance of any permit that would affect the barn (e.g., grading permit, demolition permiO. K2. If previously undiscovered historic or prehistoric resources are encountered during construction, work in the immediate area shall cease until such time that a qualified archaeologist has an oppor- tunity to evaluate the find and make recommendations for mitigation, if warranted. Timing: During construction. 19