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PERMIT NO. 3-01 Shores Childcare, LLC., and The City of Redwood City October 12, 2001 Page 5 6.16-2!3 G. Transitional Upland Habitat Enhancements. Prior to the use of any of the facilities authorized herein, the permittees shall plant the shoreline bayward of the public access path with plants that will enhance the area's shoreline habitat for fish and wildlife. Native plants shall be used whenever possible. Plants that do not substantially enhance the habitat function and value of the shoreline areas, and undesirable, invasive exotic plants species, are not permitted. All landscaping plans shall be reviewed and approved pursuant to Special Condition II-A above. H. Marsh and Upland Plant Protection. The work authorized by this permit shall be performed in a manner that will prevent any significant adverse impact on any marsh, other sensitive wetland resources, and existing upland vegetation bayward of the existing public access path. If any unforeseen adverse impacts occur to any such areas as a result of the activities authorized herein, the permittees shall restore the area to its previous condition, including returning the disturbed area to its original elevation and soil composition and, if the area does not revegetate to its former condition within one year, the permittees shall seed or plant all disturbed areas with appropriate marsh vegetation after receiving approval of a restoration plan by or on behalf of the Commission pursuant to Special Condition II -A. Such restora- tion plan must be implemented within two years of the initial disturbance. The permittees shall employ mitigation measures to minimize impacts to wetland areas, such as: (1) prohibiting all traffic in marsh areas; and (2) confining work to the top and landward slope of existing levees. I. Mitigating Construction Impacts. The permittees shall incorporate best management practices during construction to minimize impacts on adjoining wildlife areas and on water quality of the adjoining slough. Such management practices shall include imposing dust control requirements, installing siltation barriers to minimize construction impacts on water quality and turbidity, assuring that noise levels do not exceed the City's ordinances, stockpiling excavated and imported fill material on existing upland areas, and locatin access and haul roads so as to minimize impacts on existing vegetation. J. Recording. The permittees shall record this document or a notice specifically referring to this document with San Mateo County within 60 days after execution of the permit issued pursuant to this authorization and shall, within 60 days after recordation, provide evidence of recordation to the Commission. K. Notice of Assignment 1. Notice to Buyers. Prior to entering into any agreement to transfer any interest in any property subject to this permit, the permittee(s), or any assignee(s) of this permit or any part of it, shall provide the third party with a copy of this permit and shall call his or her attention to any provisions regarding public access or open space or the need to obtain approval of construction plans prior to the commencement of any construction. 2. Assignment of Permit. No more than ten days after transferring any interest in any property subject to this permit to another party, the transferor(s) shall (a) notify the Commission of the nature of the transfer, the name, address, and telephone number of the transferee, and the effective date of the transfer, and (b) shall also submit an assignment of this permit for the area transferred that has been executed by the transferor and the transferee and that indicates that the transferor has transferred the permit as it applies to the property that was transferred and that the transferee has read, understood, and has agreed to be bound by the terms and conditions of this permit.