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EXHIBIT “1”
“Foghorn” Monopine Wireless Communication Facility
CUP 2014-242
Mitigation Monitoring Plan
Impact
Category Impact Mitigation Measure Implementation
Timing
Responsible
Monitoring
Party
Method of
Reporting/
Monitoring
All – General
The developer shall comply with all of the
conditions of approval. The permit holder shall
prepare and submit a written report to the
Community Development Department
demonstrating compliance with all of the
conditions of approval and mitigation measures
of this project and Initial Study/Mitigated
Negative Declaration. The Community
Development Director may require inspection or
other monitoring to ensure such compliance.
Prior to occupancy
and throughout the
life of the use.
Community
Development
Department,
Building
Department and
Code
Enforcement
Submittal of
report.
5b.
Archeological
Resources
The project site is
located within an area
that is sensitive for
archeological
resources and there
are archeological sites
within the project
vicinity. The project
has the potential to
alter or destroy an
archeological site or
cause a substantial
adverse change in the
significance of an
archaeological
resource pursuant to
California Code of
Regulations, Section
15064.5
C-1: If potential archaeological materials are
uncovered during grading or other earth moving
activities, the contractor shall be required to halt
work in the immediate area of the find and to
retain a professional archaeologist to examine
the materials to determine whether it is a unique
archaeological resource as defined in §
21083.2(g) of the state CEQA Statutes. If this
determination is positive, the resource shall be
left in place, if determined feasible by the project
archaeologist. Otherwise, the scientifically
consequential information shall be fully
recovered by the archaeologist. Work may
continue outside of the area of the find; however,
no further work shall occur in the immediate
location of the find until all information recovery
has been completed and a report concerning it
filed with the Community Development Director.
The applicant shall bear the cost of implementing
this mitigation.
During grading
activities
Community
Development
Department and
the Engineering
Department
Notification of
discovery of
archaeological
resources
through
monitoring
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Impact
Category Impact Mitigation Measure Implementation
Timing
Responsible
Monitoring
Party
Method of
Reporting/
Monitoring
5c.
Paleontological
Resources
The project site is
located in an area of
undetermined
paleontological
sensitivity. However,
because of limited
potential depths due to
bedrock and extensive
disturbance from past
agricultural pursuits
and recent disturbance
by grading and
graveling of the site,
the site was
determined to be
unlikely to yield
significant vertebrate
paleontological
remains. It is possible
that potentially
significant prehistoric
remains could be
found, since buried
fossils often go
undetected during a
walkover survey.
C-2: If paleontological materials are uncovered
during grading or other earth moving activities,
the contractor shall be required to halt work in
the immediate area of the find, and to retain a
professional paleontologist to examine the
materials to determine whether it is a significant
paleontological resource. If this determination is
positive, resource shall be left in place, if
determined feasible by the project paleontologist.
Otherwise, the scientifically consequential
information shall be fully recovered by the
paleontologist. Work may continue outside of
the area of the find; however, no further work
shall occur in the immediate location of the find
until all information recovery has been completed
and a report concerning it filed with the
Community Development Director. The
applicant bears the cost of implementing this
mitigation.
During grading
activities
Community
Development
Department and
the Engineering
Department
Notification of
discovery of
paleontologica
l resources
through
monitoring
12a.
Exceedance of
Noise
Standards
The project would not
be expected to expose
people to noise levels
in excess of General
Plan standards.
However, since the
proposed project
details do not provide
noise characteristics of
the backup generator
or how effective the 6-
foot block wall would
be in buffering
equipment noise,
NOI-1: Prior to building permit issuance,
information regarding equipment sound
generation characteristics and sufficiency of
buffering measures demonstrating that the project
will not exceed City noise levels shall be
submitted to the satisfaction of the Planning
Director, and any necessary changes to project
plans will be made.
Prior to building
permit issuance.
Community
Development
Building
Department
Submittal of
report/
information
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Impact
Category Impact Mitigation Measure Implementation
Timing
Responsible
Monitoring
Party
Method of
Reporting/
Monitoring
impacts could occur
without mitigation.
12d. Temporary
Noise
Noise levels
associated with the
various construction
phases could exceed
55 dBA Lmax at the
fence-line of nearest
receptor (single-family
residence west of the
site).
NOI-1: The contractor shall limit construction
activities to the hours of 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
during the months of June through September
and between the hours of 7:00 AM and 6:00 PM
during the months of October through May.
NOI-2: The contractor shall ensure that all
construction vehicles have mufflers and are
maintained in good operating order at all times
and that no major vehicle repair is conducted on-
site.
General conditions
throughout
construction.
Community
Development
Department,
Engineering
Department,
Building
Department and
Code
Enforcement
Noise
monitoring
projects that
may be
required
throughout
construction