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MONITORING VERIFICATION <br /> IDENTIFIED IMPACT RELATED MITIGATION MEASURE implementation Monitoring and Timing Signature Date <br /> PerformanCe Criteria Entit Verification Entit Re uirements <br /> exhaust stack and vent location with <br /> respect to receptors. implementation <br /> of these measures would reduce odor <br /> impacts of DPP-facilitated mixed use <br /> development to a less-than- <br /> sl niflcar�! level. <br /> CLIMATE CHANGE <br /> Impact 13-1: Flooding Impacts Mitigation 13-1. Prepare response City City Ongoing <br /> Related to Sea Level Rise. The DPP strategies that address sea level rise <br /> area couid be subject to flooding due to and increased flooding, and other <br /> sea level rise associated with global climate change induced events such <br /> climate change. With increased as flooding, landslides, and soil <br /> flooding potential in the future, erosion. Include response strategies <br /> development in accordance with the that address sea level rise on <br /> DPP could place people, structures and Redwood City's levee system. <br /> other improvements at an increased risk <br /> of injury or loss from flooding. This Given the unprecedented nature of <br /> would represent a potentially and considerable uncertainty <br /> signi�cant impact. regarding this emerging issue, it <br /> cannot be reasonably concluded that <br /> mitigation measure 13-1 would reduce <br /> this potentiai impact to a less-than- <br /> significant level. Therefore, the <br /> impact of the DPP related to flooding <br /> caused by sea level rise would remain <br /> si nificant and unavoidable. <br /> BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES <br /> Impact 15-1: Impacts on Special- Mitigation 15-1. As a condition of Individual project City; USFWS; During individual <br /> Status Species and Sensitive Natural approval for projects in the DPP area applicants CDFG projeci review; <br /> Communities. Future bPP-facilitated that adjoin Redwood Creek, the condition of <br /> development adjacent to Redwood project applicant or, for any City- grading permit <br /> Creek may result in the loss of special- initiated projects, the City shall: issuance; field <br /> status northern coastal salt marsh verify <br /> community and special-status species. (a} Consult with the U.S. Fish and implementation <br /> This possibility is considered to be a Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the during grading and <br /> potentia!ly significant impact. California Department of Fish and construction. <br /> Game (CDFG) regarding proposed <br /> activities to determine if they could <br /> result in a"take" of a federal or State <br /> protected species. The USFWS may <br /> presume presence or may <br /> recommend additional focused <br /> surve s to determine if an rotected <br /> .. <br /> Page 40 C:1Documents and SeBingsltpassanisilLocal SettingslTemporary Files10LK491mmcht (10671J.doc <br />