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Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Inc. CalVTP Project-Specific Analysis and Addendum Augustin Bernal Community Park Fuel Reduction November 2025 A-67 MITIGATION MEASURES APPLICABLE? (Y/N) TIMING IMPLEMENTING ENTITY VERIFYING/ MONITORING ENTITY If the loss of occupied habitat cannot be offset (e.g., if preservation of existing populations or creation of new populations through relocation efforts are not available for a certain species), and as a result, treatment activities would substantially reduce the number or restrict the range of listed plant species, then the treatment would not qualify as within the scope of this PEIR. Compensatory mitigation may be satisfied through compliance with permit conditions, or other authorizations obtained by the project proponent (e.g., incidental take permit for state-listed plants), if these requirements are equally or more effective than the mitigation identified above. MM BIO-2a: Avoid Mortality, Injury, or Disturbance and Maintain Habitat Function for Listed Wildlife Species and California Fully Protected Species (All Treatment Activities) If California Fully Protected Species or species listed under ESA or CESA are observed during reconnaissance surveys (conducted pursuant to SPR BIO-1) or focused or protocol- level surveys (conducted pursuant to SPR BIO-10), the project proponent would avoid adverse effects to the species by implementing the following: Avoid Mortality, Injury, or Disturbance of Individuals The project proponent would implement one of the following two measures to avoid mortality, injury, or disturbance of individuals: 1. Treatment would not be implemented within the occupied habitat. Any treatment activities outside occupied habitat would be a sufficient distance from the occupied habitat such that mortality, injury, or disturbance of the species would not occur, as determined by a qualified RPF or biologist using the most current and commonly accepted science and considering published agency guidance; OR 2. Treatment would be implemented outside the sensitive period of the species’ life history (e.g., outside the breeding or nesting season), during which the species may be more susceptible to disturbance or disturbance could result in loss of eggs or young. For species present year-round, CDFW and/or USFWS/NOAA Fisheries would be consulted to determine if there is a period of time within Initial Treatment: Y Treatment Maintenance: Y Prior to and during The City of Pleasanton The City of Pleasanton