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7A <br /> ATTACHMENT 1 PagQ 22 <br /> Mitigation Impact BIO-1.1: Remoual of large redwood or oak trees ancf other <br /> vege#ation, as part of the proposed deveiopment, may be scheduled between Octaber <br /> and Decernber (inclusive} to avoid the raptor nesting season and na additional surveys <br /> would be required. <br /> Mitigaiion impact BI�-1.2: If removal of large trees would take place between <br /> January and September, a pre-construction survey #ar nesting rap#ors shall be <br /> conducted by a qualified ornithologist ta identify active nesting raptor or other bird nests <br /> that may be disturbed during project imp{ementation. Be�tween January anc! Apri! <br /> (incfusive) pre-construction surveys shall be canducted no more than 14 days prior to <br /> th� iritiat;cn of construction �rtivitiP� or tree relocation or removal. Between Niay ar�d <br /> Augus# (inciusive), pre-construction surveys shall be conducted no more than thirty (3Q} <br /> days prior to the initiation of these activities. The surveying orni#hologist shali inspect all <br /> trees in and immediately adjacen# to the construction area for nests. I# an active raptor <br /> ���� ;; f�un� ,;, �r ����A anni i�h tn the Gonstruction area to be disturbed b_y these <br /> activities, the ornithologist shaii, in consul#ation with the State of California, Department <br /> of Fish & Game (CDFG), designate a construction-free buffer zone (typically 250 #eet) <br /> around the nest until the end of fihe nesting activity. <br /> The applicant shafi submit a repart indicating the result of fihe survey and any <br /> designated buffer zones to the s�tisfaction af the Department o# Communi±y <br /> Development Services prior to the issuance of a grading or bui{ding permit. <br /> Finding: The City Council of the City of Redwood City adopts Mitigation <br /> Measures BIO-1.1 and BIO-1.2 as feasible measures, and finds that their <br /> implementation would reduce biological resource impacts of the project to a less-than- <br /> significant level. <br /> F, HYDROLOGY AND WATER QUALITY IMPACTS <br /> Potential fmpact HIWQ-9: Cons#ruction activities on the project site, including <br /> building and pavement removal and earthmoving, cou4d result in adverse impacts #o the <br /> water quafi#y of Redwood and Cordilleras Creeks, and ultimate}y, San Francisco Bay. <br /> Standard Condition 4.7-1: Stormwater discharge will be anaiyzed during the final <br /> design phase and the design wilf fiollaw all approved procedures in the STOPPP <br /> Hydromodification Management Plan (HMP). Meeting the flow duration control criteria <br /> generally requires some type of detention and/or infiltration facifities that reduce the <br /> vofume and controE the rate of post-proiect discharge. <br /> AttylResolReso.1738 � <br /> 082207 <br />