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Contractor Name
City of Menlo Park
PROJECT NAME
Streambed Alteration Agreement , includes but not limited to vegetation and trash and debris removal from Atherton Channel
RMP File Number
304
Date
10/11/2019
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Exhibit A-1 <br />Notification #1600-2013-0356•R3 <br />Streambed Alteration Agreement <br />Page 14 of 23 <br />Pumps, generators, compressors and welders, located within or <br />adjacent to the creek shall be positioned over drip -pans. <br />2.39 Maintenance of Vehicles. Any equipment or vehicles driven and/or <br />operated adjacent to the creek areas shall be checked and <br />maintained daily to prevent leaks of materials that if introduced to <br />water could be deleterious to aquatic life, wildlife or riparian habitat. <br />Vehicles must be moved away 150 feet from the stream prior to <br />refueling and lubrication. <br />2.40 Hazardous Materials. Any hazardous or toxic materials that could be <br />deleterious to aquatic life that could be washed into state waters or <br />its tributaries shall be contained in water tight containers or removed <br />from the project site. <br />2.41 Debris and Waste Disposal. Permittee/ contractor shall not dump <br />any litter or construction debris within the project area. All such <br />debris and waste shall be picked up daily and properly disposed of at <br />an appropriate site. <br />2.42 Tree Replacement. If trees need to be removed for routine <br />maintenance activities and removal is approved by CDFW, trees <br />shall be replaced at the following ratios (replacement trees to <br />removed trees): <br />Oaks — 6:1 ratio <br />For native trees other than oaks - 3:1 ratio <br />Non-native trees — 2:1 ratio. <br />Replacement trees shall consist of 5 -gallon saplings, stakes, or other <br />suitable nursery stock and shall be native species adapted to the <br />lighting, soil and hydrological conditions at the replanting site. If <br />replanting within the work area is infeasible due to slope steepness <br />or other physical constraints, replacement trees may be planted at an <br />alternate location along the stream corridor. Trees shall be replaced <br />by December 31 of the year impacts occur in a location that is not <br />subject to future maintenance or construction work. Permittee shall <br />contact CDFW a minimum of 30 days prior to replanting work for <br />review and written approval of the replanting site. <br />2.43 Re -vegetation Survivorship and Monitoring. To ensure a successful <br />re -vegetation effort, all plants shall be monitored and maintained as <br />necessary for eight (8) years. The following success criteria shall <br />apply: <br />
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