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Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Inc. CalVTP Project-Specific Analysis and Addendum Augustin Bernal Community Park Fuel Reduction November 2025 A-64 MITIGATION MEASURES APPLICABLE? (Y/N) TIMING IMPLEMENTING ENTITY VERIFYING/ MONITORING ENTITY To avoid impacts on herbaceous annual forb species within suitable habitat, prescribed herbivory, prescribed burning, and mowing would be restricted to outside the vegetative growth period in occupied habitat until after the species has set seed. Manual treatments may occur with an avoidance buffer under the advisory of a qualified RPF or biologist. No Project-related ground disturbance would occur generally within a 50-foot buffer of these identified locations. The size and shape of the generally 50-foot buffer may be adjusted if a qualified RPF or biologist determines that a smaller or larger buffer would be sufficient to avoid impacts on listed plants. To avoid impacts on special-status herbaceous perennial forb species within suitable habitat, prescribed herbivory, prescribed burning, and mowing would be restricted to outside the vegetative grown period in occupied habitat until after the species has set seed. Manual treatments may occur with an avoidance buffer. A no-disturbance buffer of 50 feet within which vegetation treatment activities would not occur unless a qualified RPF or biologist determines that the species would benefit from treatment in the occupied habitat area. The size and shape of the generally 50-foot buffer may be adjusted if a qualified RPF or biologist determines that a smaller or larger buffer would be sufficient to avoid impacts. To avoid impacts on persistent above-ground perennial species within suitable habitat, a no-disturbance buffer of at least 50 feet will be implemented, within which vegetation treatment activities would not occur unless a qualified RPF or biologist determines that the species would benefit from treatment in the occupied habitat area. The size and shape of the generally 50-foot buffer may be adjusted if a qualified RPF or biologist determines that a smaller or larger buffer would be sufficient to avoid impacts on listed plants. If pre-treatment surveys are conducted outside of the bloom period for these species, and individuals within the same genus of special-status plants are identified, these individuals would be treated as potentially special-status species and would be offered the same protective buffer for avoidance. MM BIO-1c: Compensate for Unavoidable Loss of Special-Status Plants Initial Treatment: N N/A N/A N/A