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-28- <br /> 8.A. - Page 117 <br /> destraying paleonto�agica� resources or removing paleontological <br /> resources from the project site. <br /> • If paleonto�agaca� resources are encountered during the course of site <br /> aeve�opment activities, work in that azea shall be halted and the project <br /> paleonto�ogist shall be notified of the fnd. The project paleontologist shal� <br /> have the authority to temporarily divert or redirect grading to alIow time to <br /> evaluate a,tiy exposed fossil materiaI. If the praject paleontologist <br /> determines that the resource is significant, the project paleontoIogist shall <br /> properly colIect any scientifically significant specimens. During collection <br /> activities, contextual stratigraphic data shal� also be col�ected. The data <br /> will include lithologic descriptfons, photographs, measured stratigraphic <br /> sections, and field notes. ScientificaIly significant specimens sha1� be <br /> prepared to the point af identificatian {not exhibition), stabilized, <br /> identified, and offered for curation to a suitable repository that has a <br /> retrievahle storage system, such as the University of California, Berkeley, <br /> Museum of Paleontology. <br /> � The project paleontoIogist shall prepare a final report at the end of the <br /> earthrnoving activities; the repart shall include an itemized inventory of <br /> recovered Fossils and appropriate stratigraphic and Iocality data. The <br /> project paleonto�ogist sha�i send one copy of t�e repart to the City; another <br /> copy shall accompany any fassils, along with feld Iogs and photagraphs, <br /> to the designatec� repository. <br /> Finding: Implementation of MM CUL — G would reduce impacts ta unknovvn buried <br /> palevntolagical resources to a less than significant level. <br /> Facts in St�pport of Finding: Implementation of MM CUL — 6 would reduce impacts to <br /> unknawn buried paleantologica� resources, if encountered during ground <br /> disturbing canstructian activities, by informing construction personnei involved <br /> with site cleaxing and grading that there is a patentia.l far discovery of <br /> paleontological materials, educating constructian personnel on indicators of <br /> pa�eontological deposits, ana by ensuring they are appropriate�y catlected and <br /> doczunented by a qualified paleontologist, as described in Sectian 2,1 — Cultural <br /> Resources af the Dra.ft EIR on pages 32-�}9, which is hereby incorporated by <br /> reference. <br /> Geola�y and Soils <br /> Imp�ct: Impac# GEO - 2: The soils on the site are susceptible to liquefaction. <br /> Deve2opment of �ands subject to liquefa.ction represents the potential to expose <br /> people or structures to potential substantial adverse effects, including the risk of <br /> loss, injury, or death. <br /> ATTY/RE50,2253/ATTACliMElVT 1 FINGER CERTlFYif�IG FINAL E1R-PC <br /> REV:106-14-12 VR <br /> Pege t6 of23 <br />