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<br />Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Inc. <br />CalVTP Project-Specific Analysis and Addendum <br />Augustin Bernal Community Park Fuel Reduction <br />November 2025 <br />A-100 <br /> <br /> <br />MITIGATION MEASURES APPLICABLE? <br />(Y/N) TIMING IMPLEMENTING <br />ENTITY <br />VERIFYING/ <br />MONITORING <br />ENTITY <br />and that compensatory plant populations would be preserved <br />in perpetuity <br />o For restoring or enhancing riparian habitat within the treatment area or <br />outside of the treatment area, the Compensatory Mitigation Plan would <br />include a description of the proposed habitat improvements, success <br />criteria that demonstrate the performance standard of maintained <br />habitat function has been met, legal and funding mechanisms, and <br />parties responsible for long-term management and monitoring of the <br />restored or enhanced habitat <br />The project proponent would consult with CDFW and/or any other applicable responsible <br />agency prior to finalizing the Compensatory Mitigation Plan to satisfy that responsible <br />agency’s requirements (e.g., permits, approvals) within the plan. Compensatory mitigation <br />may be satisfied through compliance with permit conditions, or other authorizations <br />obtained by the project proponent (e.g., Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement), if <br />these requirements are equally or more effective than the mitigation identified above. <br />MM BIO-4: Avoid State and Federally Protected Wetlands <br />Impacts to wetlands would be avoided using the following measures: <br />• The qualified RPF or biologist would delineate the boundaries of federally <br />protected wetlands according to methods established in the USACE wetlands <br />delineation manual (Environmental Laboratory 1987) and the appropriate <br />regional supplement for the ecoregion in which the treatment is being <br />implemented <br />• The qualified RPF or biologist would delineate the boundaries of wetlands that <br />may not meet the definition of waters of the United States, but would qualify as <br />waters of the state, according to the state wetland procedures (California Water <br />Boards 2019 or current procedures) <br />• A qualified RPF or biologist would establish a buffer around wetlands and mark <br />the buffer boundary with high-visibility flagging, fencing, stakes, or clear, existing <br />landscape demarcations (e.g., edge of a roadway) <br />o The buffer would be a minimum width of 25 feet but may be larger if <br />deemed necessary <br />Initial <br />Treatment: Y <br />Treatment <br />Maintenance: <br />Y <br />Prior <br />and <br />during <br />The City of <br />Pleasanton <br />The City of <br />Pleasanton