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• exemplifies or reflects special elements of the City's cultural,aesthetic or architectural history; • is identified with persons or events significant in local,state or national history; • embodies distinctive characteristics of a style,type,period or method of construction,or is a valuable example of the use of indigenous materials or craftsmanship;or • is representative of the notable work of a builder,designer or architect. The project site contains no resources formally listed on the City of Redwood City local register of historic resources. Strategic General Plan. The Redwood City Strategic General Plan's Historic Resources Element(HRE) contains no policies relevant to the proposed project site.All current HRE policies pertain to landmark districts and structures,none of which exist on the project site or vicinity. The Project is confined within and defined by open water aquatic habitat. The landside of the site and immediate surrounding area are composed of bay fill and landfill materials that typically do not preserve paleontological resources.No project activities that would involve land disturbance are proposed. Implementation of the project would not directly or indirectly destroy a unique paleontological resource or unique geologic feature at the project. The project is confined within and defined by open water aquatic habitat.No earth excavation is required to construct the project. As such,there would be no human remains encountered or anticipated. Reference Redwood City General Plan Historic Resources Background Report. Redwood City General Plan Update.October 2008,www.ci.redwood-city.ca.us/planning/general plan;accessed January 2010 Port of Redwood City Multi-Agency Maritime Facility 24 February 2010 Initial Study