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FIRSTCARBON SOLUTIOc BRIAN MAYERLE-BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES AND REGULATORY SPECIALIST Planning Services and Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration for the Chang Property Subdivision,City of San Ramon, G4 Mr.Mayerle prepared relevant sections of an IS/MND for a proposed residential subdivision in the City of San Ramon.As part of our contract, FCS is also providing planning services to support the City's processing of the development application,including the facilitation of meetings with the LAFCO,the public,and a myriad of committees that must consider the application package. Environmental Impact Reportfor the Tracy Village Development Project,City of Tracy, G4 Mr. Mayerle authored a Biological Resource Assessment for the project and prepared the biological resources section of the EIRFCS is directing the preparation of an EIR for the Tracy Village Development Project,which analyzes the effects of a proposed 600-unit single-family subdivision on 134 acres in the City's sphere of influence.The project requires a concurrent annexation by the City of surrounding properties.The project requires approval of a GPA,annexation and pre-zoning,modification to the City's Measure A allocation limits,and a tentative subdivision map. Key issues are water use,traffic circulation, and annexation requirements.An NOP was issued in October 2016,and the Draft EIR was published in 2017. Santa Nella Community Specific Plan Environmental Impact Report~Merced County,G4 Mr. Mayerle is preparing the Biological Resources technical reports to support an IS in support of an Addendum to Santa Nella Community Specific Plan Recirculated Program EIR. Santa Nella is an unincorporated community located in Western Merced County,approximately 9 miles northwest of Los Banos and 48 miles south of Tracy.Consistent with the 2000 Specific Plan Update and EIR,the applicants AKT and RCI are now proposing to develop certain lands within the Community Specific Plan(and have already obtained tentative subdivision maps from Merced County to do so). Known as the Parkway Project,collectively,it would involve the construction of 1,598 single-family residential lots, approximately 7 acres of commercial uses,approximately 10 acres of school uses,and approximately 43 acres of parks and open space.The Parkway Project would require the expansion of an existing wastewater treatment plant as well as the construction of water and wastewater infrastructure improvements to serve the Parkway Project.To that end,the Santa Nella County Water District has decided to move forward to update its Infrastructure Master Plans(for both water and sewer) (collectively, Master Plans).While these infrastructure improvements were generally envisioned in the 2000 Specific Plan Update and EIR to support the planned growth(including the Parkway Project),the specific scope and other details of these improvements are to be defined more fully in the Master Pians to be prepared for Santa Nella and funded in accordance with a Master Agreement between Santa Nella, RCI,and AKT. www.FirstCarbonSolutions.com CORPORATE RESUME