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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
8/17/2010
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
URBAN HABITAT
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MISC AGMT
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704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
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Daniel T. Sicular, PhD. <br /> Page 2 <br /> Relevant Experience (Continued) <br /> long as the landfill continues to produce gas; and additional on -site and off -site <br /> off -sets. With mitigation, future emissions can be reduced to below 1990 levels. <br /> Hanson Sand Mining EIR, San Francisco, CA. Project Manager. Dan is <br /> working with the Califomia State Lands Commission to prepare an EIR for the <br /> proposed 10 -year extension of mining leases in San Francisco Bay and the <br /> Sacramento -San Joaquin Delta. Sand mining has occurred in the Bay and Delta <br /> for decades, using dredge techniques to recover coarse sand for use as <br /> construction material. The floor of the Bay and Delta are held in trust for the <br /> People of California by the State Lands Commission, and leased to private <br /> parties for resource extraction. Other responsible agencies for the project <br /> include the Bay Conservation and Development Commission and the <br /> Department of Fish and Game. Of primary concern for the environmental <br /> review are potential impacts to benthic and pelagic biological resources, as well <br /> as water quality. The Draft EIR is scheduled for publication in early 2009. <br /> California Department of Fish and Game Shasta and Scott Watersheds <br /> Permitting Programs EIRs, Yreka, CA. Project Manager. Dan is managing <br /> the preparation of two separate EIRs for permitting programs aimed at reducing <br /> the impacts of farming and ranching activities on coho salmon in two major <br /> Klamath River tributaries within California: The Scott River and the Shasta <br /> River. The aim of the programs is to reduce individual and cumulative effects of <br /> water diversions, grazing, and crop production on water quantity, watery quality, <br /> fish passage, and spawning and rearing habitat. Dan worked with ESA's air <br /> quality specialists to produce detailed projections of GHG emissions from <br /> program activities, including construction of stream habitat improvements and <br /> operation of pumps. He also quantified sequestration of carbon that will result <br /> from the program's requirements to reforest riparian corridors. The EIRs <br /> conclude that, between conservation measures to reduce program - related <br /> emissions and the internal sequestration offsets, there will be a net benefit for <br /> GHG emissions — that is, the programs are essentially carbon neutral. <br /> San Rafael Rock Quarry EIR, San Rafael, CA. Project Manager. Dan is <br /> managing the preparation of an EIR for proposed amendments to the San Rafael <br /> Rock Quarry's Reclamation Plan and Surface Mining and Quarrying Permit. <br /> Continued operation of the quarry has become a matter of considerable <br /> controversy, due to ongoing impacts on the residential neighborhood that <br /> adjoins the quarry property. This would include cutting a channel between the <br /> 350 -foot deep main quarry bowl and San Pablo Bay in order to create a marina. <br /> A mixed commercial, residential, and marina development is planned for the <br /> site. As part of the EIR analysis, Dan worked with ESA's air quality analysts to <br /> produce a detailed inventory of GHG emissions associated with future quarry <br /> operations, and with the planned post - reclamation use of the site. Consistent <br /> with the Marin County Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan, the EIR identifies <br /> mitigation measures to reduce future GHG emissions below estimated 1990 <br /> levels, through a combination of use of low - carbon fuels, energy conservation <br /> measures, development of renewable energy generation facilities, and carbon <br /> off -sets. The Draft EIR was published in February, 2008- <br />
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