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8.A. - Page 205 -28- <br /> destroying paleontc�lagica! resources or removing paI�onialagical <br /> resaurces from the project site, <br /> � If paIeantologicat resources are encountered dtui.ng t�e cow�se of site <br /> c�evelopraent activities, work in that area sha]! be �#ed and the p���� <br /> ga�enntologist shall be notified of'the find, The proje�c�pa�eontologist shal! <br /> have the atr�to�ity to temporazily divert or redi�eat grac�i,ng to a1Iow time to <br /> �valuat� any axposed fossil material. If #h e praject paleontologist <br /> determines th�t the resource is sig�nificant, the project paleontologist shalt <br /> properly collect any scientifically sig�ificant specamens. D�zring col�ection <br /> activities, contextual stratigraphic data shall also be callected. 'I'�e data <br /> wi�l include lithalogic descript�ons, photographs, measured s�atigraphia <br /> sections, and ficld nates. Scientifically significa�t specimens sh�l be <br /> prepared to the point af identification {not exhibitian), st��ilized, <br /> ide�c�tified, and offered far cwatic�n #o a suitable repository tla�at has a <br /> retrievable storage systern, such as tlle Uni,vel's1�y of Califo�7,lay Berkeley, <br /> Museum of PaJeantology. <br /> � The project pa�eantologist shall prepare a fina] re�ort at the end of the <br /> eartlunoving activities; the report shal� include a�n iterui�ed jt��cr��ory of <br /> recovered fossils and a�propriate stratigraphic atid iocaJity data, T�e <br /> project paieonto�ogist sha�l send ane copy of the repori ta the City; another <br /> copy shall accomparty any fossils, along with feld Iogs and phatagr�phs, <br /> ta the designated repos#tary. <br /> Fi�di��; Implementation of MM GUL — 6 would reduce impac#s to unknay�rn buried <br /> pateontologica.I resources to s less than sigiificant level. <br /> �'aw�s � �up�oc�# of Finaia�g: Implementadon of MM CUL — C woul� reduce impaots to <br /> unknown buriecl palec�ntologica� resourc�s, if encountered �uring ground <br /> disturbin� ctynstruction activities, by informing cc�rtsCr�ction personnel izzvolved <br /> with site clearing and grading th�t therc is a potentia� far discovery of <br /> paleontoiogical materials, educsting canstruction personnel on indzcators of <br /> paleontolo�ical depasits, ax�� by ensuring they are appropriate�y co�Iected and <br /> documer�ted by a qualif ed paleantologist, as described �n Sectian 2.1 — Cultura] <br /> Resources of the Draft EIR on pages 32-�}9, which is hereby incorp�rated by <br /> reference. <br /> Ge°ie�PV,s��4�oibs <br /> �rn�ac�: �aapxct �]�[3 - 2: The soits on the site are susc�ptible to liquefac�ion. <br /> Devetopment af �ar�ds subject #u liquefaction x�presents the potential to expose <br /> people or structures to potentia! subsiantial adverse effects, incIuding#he risk vf <br /> lass,injuty,or death. <br /> ATTYlRES0,2283/ATTACHAA�IYT 9 Fti�fG�R CERTlFY1fJC3 FINRL E1R-PC <br /> �tEY:f 08-1412 VR <br /> Pege t6 of 23 <br />