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6/7/2004
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IDENTIFIED IMPACT <br />Impact 9 -2: Increased Stormwater <br />Contaminant Loading -- Potential Violation <br />of Water Quality Standards. The proposed <br />high- density residential /office, reconfigured <br />marina development, and related landscaping <br />on the project site would result in incremental <br />increases in the stormwater contaminant <br />loading for some heavy metals, as well as oil <br />and grease and pesticidetherbicide residues. <br />Project contaminant input could further impair <br />the already impaired quality of stormwater <br />discharged to Redwood Creek. This possible <br />project effect is considered a potentially <br />significant impact. <br />RELATED MITIGATION MEASURE <br />(CONDITION OF APPROVAL) <br />requirements. The project shall be required <br />to fully implement the erosion control and <br />other water quality measures cited in the <br />SW PPP and to monitor these measures <br />during a specified period following <br />completion of project construction. The <br />RWQCB would be responsible for <br />inspecting these measures, typically on an <br />annual basis, while the sponsor would be <br />responsible for implementing any remedial <br />measures if the Board indicated that site <br />stormwater quality objectives were not being <br />met. The City Engineering Division would <br />also be responsible for post - construction <br />inspection of all measures that would <br />eventually become part of the maintained <br />infrastructure of the project, including source <br />control and water quality treatment <br />measures. Implementation of these <br />measures would reduce the construction - <br />related soil erosion and sedimentation <br />impacts to a less - than - significant level. <br />Mitigation 9 -2. Apply the following site - <br />appropriate Best Management Practices <br />(BMPs) or their equivalents as part of the <br />project Stormwater Pollution Prevention <br />Plan (SWPPP), including measures required <br />to comply with the proposed, new C.3 <br />regulations to be adopted as part of the San <br />Mateo Countywide Stormwater Pollution <br />Prevention Program (STOPPP), in order to <br />comply with the requirements of the NPDES <br />General Permit and imminent updating of <br />the Municipal Stormwater Permit for <br />Redwood City: <br />Integrate start-at- the - source measures <br />for stormwater control and treatment <br />into the project stormwater drainage <br />design. Such measures could include <br />pervious parking lots, infiltration basins, <br />vegetated (grass) swales ( "bioswales "), <br />or other measures designed to <br />Legend. Applicant = project applicant, City = City of Redwood City <br />MOIL.. JRING <br />Impl. Type of Impl. <br />Entitv Action <br />Applicant <br />Apply BMPs or <br />equivalents, as <br />indicated. <br />VERIFICh. ON <br />Monitoring and Timing Signature Date <br />Verification Entity Requirements <br />City <br />Design <br />measures prior <br />to grading permit <br />issuance; <br />implement <br />measures during <br />construction and <br />throughout life of <br />project <br />Page 40 May 18, 2004 WP9.016451MMCHT.645 <br />
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