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• Emergency response or evacuation plan areas g) Consultant will prepare the Hazards and Hazardous Materials baseline study report based on the above information provided to consultant. Task 5: Biological Resources and Jurisdictional Constraints Consultant will prepare a report that: a) Summarizes existing conditions data based on reconnaissance level direct observation and use of air photo maps and existing information 'including federal and state databases. b} Based on field observations and use of air photo resources, defines potential jurisdictional areas that may include wetlands and waters, any critical habitat or core recovery areas. Consultant will note and map any sensitive habitats including riparian areas, seasonal wetlands, and special aquatic sites observed. c) Prepares a brief text summary of agency pertinent to biological resources, its mandate and source of its authority, the regulatory process typically utilized, typical timeline and level of effort anticipated should permits be required, and the standards of performance applicants are held to including mitigation ratios and monitoring requirements. The following agencies are likely to be included in this summary: * U.S. Army Corps of Engineers • Regional Water Quality Control Board • U.S. Fish and Wildlife • NOAA/Fisheries + California Department of Fish and Game The jurisdictional constraints mapping prepared by Consultant will not be presented at a protocol level of detail, such as what would be needed to apply for regulatory permits. Task 6: Noise and Vibration Consultant will prepare a report that: a) Employs a combination of long- and short-term noise monitoring to establish noise levels generated by existing noise producing land uses, such as the REV:08-13-13 VR Page 14 of 18 ATTYlAGR2013.0119/ESA1Draft Baseline Study Reports