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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency
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9/10/2012
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8.A. - Page 108 <br /> of the ftnd; however,those activities cauld continue in other areas of the <br /> project site. <br /> • If any�nd were determined to be significant by the quali�ed archaeologist, <br /> representatives of the project applicant or cons�ruction contractor and the <br /> City, and the qua�ified archaeolagist, will rneet to deter�nine the appropriate <br /> course of action. A�2 cultt�ral materials recovered as part of the monitoring <br /> program will be subject to scientific analysis, professional rr�useum curation, <br /> and a report prepared according to current professional standards. <br /> Finding: Implementation Qf MM CUL—4 would reduce impacts to unknown buried <br /> archaeological resources to a less than significant level. <br /> Facts in Support of Finding; Impfementation of MM CUL—4 would reduce impacts to unknown <br /> archaeological resources if encountered during ground disturbing construction <br /> activities by informing construction personnel involved with site clearing and grading <br /> that there is a potentiai for discovery of archaeological materials, educating <br /> construction personnel on indicators af archaeological site deposits, and by an <br /> archaeologist spot check manitoring during grading and subsurface construction and <br /> watching for and evaluating artifacts or resources that may be uncovered. If <br /> archaeological resources are encountered, impacts to thase resources woul� be <br /> reduced by halting grading and exca�ation work within 50-meter radius ofthe find(s) <br /> to allow the qualified archaealagist to evaluate the find and make sure impacts to the <br /> cultural resource(s) are avaided or mitigated, as described in Section 2.1 —Cultural <br /> Resources of the Draft EIR on pages 32-49,which is hereby incorparated by <br /> reference. <br /> Impact: Impact CUL—5: The project may encounter unknown hurr�an remains during <br /> canstruction, including those interred outside af formal cemeteries, <br /> Mitigation: MM CUL--5: If human remains are discavered at tha project site during <br /> construction, work at the specific construction site at which the ramains have been <br /> uncovered shall be suspended, and the San Mateo County coroner shall be <br /> immediately notified. Tf the remains are determined by the County coroner to be <br /> Nativa American,the Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC) shall be <br /> notified within 24 hours, and the guidelines ofthe NAHC shall be adhered to in the <br /> treatment and daspasition of the remains. <br /> Finding: Implementation of MM CUL—S would reduca impacts to unknown buried human <br /> remains to a less than significant level. <br /> Facts in Support of�"inc�ing: Tmplementatian of MM CUL—S would reduce impacts to unknown <br /> buried human remair�s, if encountered during ground disturbing construction <br /> S <br />
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