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Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Inc. CalVTP Project-Specific Analysis and Addendum Augustin Bernal Community Park Fuel Reduction November 2025 4-21 PEIR and found to be less than significant. The NWIC records search did not identify any previously recorded burials or sites that have the potential to contain human remains. This impact is within the scope of the PEIR because the intensity of ground disturbance under the proposed project is consistent with what was analyzed in the PEIR. Additionally, consistent with the PEIR, the proposed project would comply with California Health and Safety Code Sections 7050.5 and 7052 and PRC Section 5097 in the event of a discovery. The inclusion of land that is outside the CalVTP treatable landscape in the proposed treatment area constitutes a change to the geographic extent presented in the PEIR. However, within the boundary of the project area, the potential for discovery of human remains present in the areas outside the treatable landscape is essentially the same as within the treatable landscape; therefore, the potential impact to human remains is also the same, as described above. This impact of the proposed project is consistent with the PEIR and would not constitute a substantially more severe significant impact than what was covered in the PEIR. 4.4.1.5. New Archaeological, Historical, and Tribal Cultural Resource Impacts The proposed project treatments are consistent with the treatment types and activities considered in the CalVTP PEIR. The project proponent has considered the site-specific characteristics of the proposed treatment Project and determined they are consistent with the applicable environmental and regulatory conditions presented in the CalVTP PEIR (refer to Sections 3.5.1, Environmental Setting, and 3.5.2, Regulatory Setting, in Volume II of the Final PEIR). The project proponent has also determined that the inclusion of land that is outside the CalVTP treatable landscape in the proposed treatment area constitutes a changed circumstance to the geographic extent presented in the PEIR. However, within the boundary of the treatment area, the existing environmental and regulatory conditions pertinent to archaeological, built historical resources, or Tribal cultural resources that are present in the areas outside the treatable landscape are essentially the same as those within the treatable landscape; therefore, the impacts of the proposed treatment project are also consistent with those covered in the PEIR. No changed circumstances are present, and the inclusion of areas outside of the CalVTP treatable landscape would not give rise to any new or more severe significant impacts. Therefore, no new impact related to archaeological, historical, or Tribal cultural resources would occur.