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Agenda Packet
Meeting Type
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
Date
1/24/2011
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MONITORING VERIFICATION <br /> IDENTIFIED IMPACT RELATED MITIGATION MEASURE implementation Monitoring and Timing Stgnature Date <br /> PerFormallCe Criteria Entit Verification Enti Re uirements <br /> amendments, and/or the use of <br /> impo�ted, non-expansive fill materials, <br /> as may be required to fully mitigate <br /> the effects of weak or expansive soils <br /> and prevent future damage to project <br /> improvements. These <br /> recommendations shall be reviewed <br /> by a City-retained registered geologist <br /> and, following his or her approval, be <br /> incorporated into a report to be <br /> included with each building permit <br /> application and wilh the plans for all <br /> public and common area <br /> improvements. In addition, since <br /> proper drainage, in particular, can <br /> improve the performance of expansive <br /> soils by significantly reducing their <br /> tendency to shrink and swell, deed <br /> restrictions shall be imposed to <br /> prohibit significant modification of <br /> finished lot grades lhat would <br /> adversely affect site drainage. <br /> Implementation of these measures to <br /> the satisfaction of the City, combined <br /> wiih conformance with standard <br /> California Building Code, State of <br /> California, City of Redwood City, and <br /> other applicable regulations, would <br /> reduce the potential effeci of <br /> expansive soils to a less-than- <br /> si nificant level. <br /> Impact 16-2: Corrosive Soils Mitigation 16-2: Water systems and Individual project City Condition of <br /> Impacts. Development within the DPP other buried metal infrastructure in all applicants grading permit <br /> area, in particular water distribution future development within the DPP issuance; field <br /> system pipelines, other buried metal area shall, in addition to other verify <br /> infrastructure and building materials, coatings called for in the implementation <br /> and concrete reinforcement, would be speci�cations, have cathodic during grading and <br /> subject to damage and failure and proteciion using a sacrificial anode construction. � <br /> would require high levels of system. Design criteria for cathodic � <br /> maintenance or early replacement, due protection shall conform to Parl VI� (G) �p <br /> to the presence of extremely corrosive of the Cify's water system design � <br /> soils within the DPP area, which would criteria and standard specification � <br /> represent a potentially significant details Section 02661. <br /> impacf. <br /> � <br /> n <br /> Page 04 C:IDocuments artd Seltingsltpassanis�lLocal SeMingslTemporary /ntemel FilesI0LK491mmchf (10671).doc <br />
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