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CITY CLERK
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STAFF REPORTS
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10/2/2007
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15 Y
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11 ATTACHMENT 2
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habitat area, a California Tiger Salamander (CTS) Mitigation and Monitoring <br />Plan shall be prepared in consultation with the USFWS. (Mitigation <br />Measure D-1 of the FEIR.) <br />b. To address the possible significant impact on California red-legged frog <br />species due to disturbance or removal of upland or dispersal habitat, a <br />California Red-Legged Frog (CLRF) Mitigation and Monitoring Plan shall be <br />prepared in consultation with the USFWS. (Mitigation Measure D-2 of the <br />FEIR.) <br />c. Based on the surveys conducted on the site to date, it has been determined <br />that the project site contains Viola pedunculata, the larval host plant for the <br />Callippe silverspot butterfly (Speyeria callippe callippe) and other subspecies <br />of the species Speyeria callippe, and that butterflies which need this plant for <br />part of their life cycles may occur on various portions of the project site. <br />Based on these initial observations, it may be that Speyeria callippe callippe <br />occurs on the site, but due to the similarities between Speyeria callippe <br />callippe and other subspecies or hybrids, a positive identification has not <br />been made. The project developer shall conduct a Callippe silverspot <br />Butterfly survey and shall submit the survey to the USFWS to render a <br />decision regarding the presence/absence of Speyeria callippe callippe and, if <br />present, shall prepare a Callippe silverspot Butterfly Mitigation and Monitoring <br />Plan. (Mitigation Measure D-3 of the FEIR.) <br />d. To protect Alameda whipsnake populations from possible impacts during <br />construction through direct mortality, a silt-control fence plan shall be <br />prepared in consultation with the USFWS and, if required, shall be installed to <br />the satisfaction of he Planning Director and City Engineer 10 days before <br />grading begins and shall be maintained in place until grading is completed. <br />(Mitigation Measure D-6 of the FEIR.) <br />e. To mitigate the potential significant impact on United States wetlands and <br />waters from the proposed filling of 0.03 acres of Section 404 and isolated <br />wetlands and 145 linear feet - 0.003 acres - of United States waters in <br />drainages, the project developer shall mitigate the wetland impacts in the <br />form of creating on-site wetlands at a 2:1 ratio, and shall mitigate the stream <br />impacts by creating new drainages on-site at a 1:1 ratio, or preserve off-site <br />drainages at a 10:1 ratio. (Mitigation Measure D-8 of the FEIR.) <br />f. To mitigate the potential significant impact on California tiger salamander and <br />California red-legged frog movements to off-site breeding habitats from direct <br />mortality, the project developer shall implement the Hearst Drive wildlife <br />crossing features described in Mitigate Measures D-1 and D-2 of the FEIR. <br />At the discretion of the Planning Director, the above-described information may <br />be combined on a single drawing or combination of drawings or by other means, <br />provided that the information is clear, legible, and able to be used by the <br />reviewing authority in course of rendering its decision. <br />Page 3 of 37 <br />
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