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.)

 

attributes; techniques to identify saddles, notches, and benches; and associations between bird utilization and topography may be included, for example. The report shall include adaptive management during and after Project Site construction using information gathered in the pre-construction assessment to guide possible Project modifications, mitigation, or the need for and design of post-construction studies; post-construction studies can test design modifications and operational activities to determine their effectiveness in avoiding or minimizing significant adverse impacts (USFWS, 2010b). The design of wind turbines shall minimize the use of above ground electrical cabling; be designed with solid surfaces that are not conducive to perching; not run when visibility is poor, such as at night and during periods of heavy fog; and be designed with low rotor speeds (20 rpm maximum).

 

 

shall approve construction permits for wind turbines only if the design of such permits complies with the recommendations of the required micrositing report(s) and the requirements of Mitigation Measure 4.C-1e.

 

Adverse effect on

4.C-1f: Prior to construction or operation of wind

Applicant(s) for construction

Brisbane Community

The City Community

Issuance of construction

candidate, sensitive,

turbines within the Project Site, the applicant shall

of wind turbines

Development Director

Development Director shall

permits in compliance with

or special-status

implement the following mitigation measure, which is

prepare conditions of

Mitigation Measure 4.C-1f

plant and wildlife

based upon the California Bat Working Group

approval for site-specific

species

Guidelines for Assessing and Minimizing Impacts to

renewable energy

DSP, DSP-V, CPP, &

CPP-V scenarios

Bats at Wind Energy Development Sites in California (CBWG, 2006). These measures will help to mitigate the Project’s effects on bats by addressing the data gaps that prevent adequate assessment of the

prepared and implemented

Project’s effects on bats, such as what bat species are

to the satisfaction of the

using the site and how they are using the Project area.

Community Development

The applicant shall contribute to the body of knowledge on bat/turbine interactions by performing pre- construction and post-construction surveys, and post- construction monitoring within the Project area at each discrete location of a wind turbine or solar facility.

Director by a qualified biologist with expertise in bat behavior patterns under pre-construction, construction, and operations conditions to

document changes in bat

behavior patterns from

pre-construction conditions

at each location of a wind

turbine or solar facility.

The City Building Official

shall not issue permits for

construction of wind


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