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riparian zone within Parcel 25 as proposed in the Specific Plan) are adopted, then no additional mitigation measures would be required. However, if any disturbance to existing riparian habitat on Parcel 25 is proposed, or inadequate building setbacks (at least 50 feet) on either side of the creek banks (within Parcel 25) are implemented, then site specific surveys for these species must be conducted prior to any development approval within Parcel 25. If the surveys are conducted and find occurrence of these species, then habitat restoration mitigation would be required as a condition-of development approval Within Parcel 25. 25. Funding Developers and the City of Pleasanton shall consult with the Army Corps of Engineers during preparation of the drainage improvement/creek restoration plans as to the jurisdiction and requirements of the Corps. 26. Drainage improvements shall be designed to avoid disturbance within potential wetland habitat. Creek restoration associated with the improved natural channel shall provide no net loss of habitat at a minimum and should optimally increase potential habitat area and value. 27. "Funding Developers" shall receive a Streambed Alteratioh permit from the California Department of Fish and Game for drainage improvements to creek channels prior to City approval of drainage improvements. 28. Any road crossing either drainage course shall be designed to respect the integrity of the streambed, subject to approval by the Public Works Department. The California Department of Fish and Game recommends bridges rather than culverts. 29. The use of appropriate plant species (native where possible) is stressed in the development of landscape plans within the Specific Plan area. Invasive introduced species such as blue gum and acacia should be avoided. 30. The removal of mature trees and shrubs should be minimized. SycCond - $ -