Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Matrix (continued)

 

 

Significant Impact Being Mitigated

 

Mitigation Measure

 

Responsibility for Implementation

 

Enforcement Responsibility

Monitoring Responsibility/ Frequency

 

Actions Indicating Compliance

Biological Resources (cont.)

 

 

 

 

and construction staging areas, mapping of required fencing, and construction staging areas.

 

Adverse effect on candidate, sensitive, or special-status plant and wildlife species

DSP, DSP-V, CPP, &

CPP-V scenarios

4.C-1b: Documented plant occurrences on Icehouse Hill shall be avoided by establishing a buffer zone of no less than 25 feet prior to Project trail construction, or other ground-disturbing activities having the potential to disturb or result in mortality of special-status plant populations. This buffer zone, whose specific width shall be determined based on site-specific analysis of proposed construction techniques and their potential for dust creation, shall be demarcated using flagging, orange fencing, or any other visual barrier between plant populations and the active disturbance footprint. Buffer distances may be increased if hydrology features would be altered as a result of train

Baylands developer

City of Brisbane Community Development Director

If the surveys required in Mitigation Measure 4.C-1a identify special-status plants on Icehouse Hill, the Community Development Director shall ensure that the final survey report incorporates the additional requirements of Mitigation Measure 4.C-1b in the final survey report required by Mitigation Measure 4.C-1a.

Construction permits for trails on Icehouse Hill in compliance with Mitigation Measure 4.C-1b.

construction.

Trail configurations shall be sited to avoid special-

status plants and Viola pedunculata. In the event the

City determines that trail construction cannot be

accomplished without disturbance or mortality then trail

construction would be abandoned and Icehouse Hill

would remain closed for public uses.

To reduce impacts from off-trail use, and increased

horse use in association with trail riding, trail head

signage shall be required to educate the public

regarding sensitive resources and restoration that

would be affected by off-trail use. Protected areas shall

be marked in perpetuity. Trail use rules shall be

developed prior to trail construction, and in addition to

limiting use to identified trails, may include other

requirements to limit the possibility that sensitive

species would be impacted.

As part of trail construction, native grasses, and host

plant species for special status butterflies shall be

planted to enhance the existing habitat and assist in

soil stabilization on Icehouse Hill. A planting palette

shall be designed by a qualified botanist in

coordination with the San Bruno Mountain Habitat


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