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City Council
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7/9/2012
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8.A. - Page 230 <br /> Response J-19 <br /> This respanse discusses the occurrence and possi�le origin of the "anomalous soil <br /> mass"that exists on lots 3 and 4.This is a bizarre response and is factually <br /> misleading.The response states that, regarding the sail mass "#hey [the reviewers] <br /> did not observe such a feature to be present".What?Prior to this FEIR response <br /> there had been disagreement betwEen consultants as to the origin of the feature,but <br /> no disagreement as to its existence.The feature is clearly observable in the field and <br /> identifiable on the Vesting Tentative Map. <br /> Furthermore,the response goes on to say"The topographic survey completed for the <br /> Vesting Tentative Ma�involves a remate sensinQ technique that does not have <br /> su�cient resolution forsuch a small(postulated)feature, and it is important to <br /> perform direct field observation of any features observed to reach a conclusion orr the <br /> origin af features". <br /> The comment that the VTM topography was generated by remote sensing and is <br /> therefore of limited resolution is patent�Iy false.The topographic survey was clearly <br /> proc�uced from a field leveling survey perform�d by a license engineer and sur�reyor. <br /> The VTM identifies the benchmark location and the assigned elevation for the <br /> survey origin [on Finger Avenue). Numerous eIevation points were determined on <br /> the project site and recorded on the VTM to one-hundredth ofa footprecfsion. <br /> Numerous elevation points are recorded on and araund the slump feature itself. <br /> Gontours are generated frorn these data at 1-foat cantour interval.THIS IS N�T a <br /> survey that does not have sufficient resoiution to define this feature,which covers <br /> portions of two lots.Why does the City feel compelled to mislead the public in this <br /> fashion? <br /> General Comments J-19 through J-22 <br /> These responses are directed toward comments we made regarding bank stability <br /> and other geologic conditinns alang the creek bank. Most of these responses refer <br /> second hand to observations and canclusians drawn from additional field <br /> observations from reviewers McCloskey and Stillman-includ�ng the statement <br /> discussed above.Their actual report is not included in the FEIR (and, as described <br /> below,was not available upon request of the City),so we are left to rely solely on <br /> infarmation and interpretations related second-hand by the FEIR preparers.If there <br /> are any qualifications by McCloskey and Stillman to the conclusions reported in the <br /> FEIR,there is no way for the public tfl know that.We requested Staff to provide a <br /> copy of the original McCloskey and Stillrnan report ta be included in the FEIR and <br /> for the recard.Their response [see attached] was tha�McCloskey and Stillman did <br /> not pravide a stand-alone report,but that"they provided administrative draft <br /> respanses�o the DEiR comments relative to their expertise". When we asked if the <br /> city could provide us with the original source informatian that was relied upan to <br /> produce the FEIR,the City claims that they have no records that respond to this <br /> request.This a�pears highly unusual and suspicious -that first hand observations <br /> and dacumentation of technical issues -substantial evidence to support expert <br />
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