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e.2 Fact. Condition 68 requires Developer to maintain constant flow during construction. X. Visual. A. Significant Effect. Change in visual character of the area, including loss of distant vistas and agri- cultural open space. a.l Finding. The mitigation measure to leave gaps in landscaping to afford views and retain panoramic views of Pleasanton Ridge from site is infeasible. a.2 Fact. A planned streetscape scene comprises the unifying aesthetic concept of the Project and is a major factor in marketing the Project. a.3 Fact. The high standards and abundant urban landscaping would be beneficial in softening the urban environment by minimizing dust, certain pollutants and noise. A. Significant Effect. Temporary disturbance of site and channels during construction. b.l Finding. The mitigation measure incorporated into the Project to reduce temporary disturbance substantially lessens the effect. b.2 Fact. Condition No. 68 requires that all requirements of the California Department of Fish and Game be met, including revegetation. XI. Archaeology. Significant Effect. Potential disturbance of known archaeological sites and/or disturbance of unknown sites in areas of high archaeological sensitivity. Finding. The mitigation measures identified in the EIR and incorporated in the Project will cause the effect to he avoided. Fact. Conditions Nos. 100 and 101 require the Developer to do the following: 18 .