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Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Inc. CalVTP Project-Specific Analysis and Addendum Augustin Bernal Community Park Fuel Reduction November 2025 4-47 sensitive habitats. Therefore, project treatment would remove vegetation and alter habitat structure locally but would not result in permanent habitat degradation or conversion. The potential for adverse effects on common wildlife, including nesting birds, is within the scope of the PEIR because the treatment activities and extent of expected disturbance as a result of implementing vegetation treatments, including maintenance treatments, are consistent with those analyzed in the PEIR. The implementation of SPRs BIO-1, BIO-2, BIO-3, BIO-5, and BIO-12, in addition to measures described for special-status species under Impact BIO-1, BIO-2, BIO-3, and BIO-5, would reduce the risk of this project, resulting in less than significant adverse effects to habitat and the abundance of common wildlife. The potential for treatment activities, including maintenance treatments, to result in adverse effects on these resources was examined in the PEIR and was found to be less than significant. 4.5.1.7. Impact BIO-7 Local policies or ordinances would apply to resources that occur within the proposed project area, particularly tree ordinances or noise ordinances. The potential for treatment activities to result in conflict with local policies or ordinances was examined in the PEIR. The potential for the proposed project to conflict with local policies or ordinances is within the scope of the activities and impacts addressed in the PEIR because the treatment projects implemented under the CalVTP are required to comply with any applicable county, city, or other local policies, ordinances, and permitting procedures related to protection of biological resources. • SPR AD-3: Consistency with Local Plans, Policies, and Ordinances Additionally, SPR AD-3 (Consistency with Local Plans, Policies, and Ordinances) requires that the project proponent design and implement the treatment in a manner that is consistent with applicable local plans (e.g., general plans), policies, and ordinances to the extent the Project is subject to them (see Section 3.12.2, Regulatory Setting, in the PEIR for more information). Impacts would be less than significant and consistent with the PEIR. 4.5.1.8. Impact BIO-8 The CalVTP recognized eight HCPs and/or NCCPs in the planning or implementation phase in the Central California Coast Section. In addition, the East Bay Municipal Utility District Low Effect East Bay HCP lies within the Central California Coast Section and west of the project area. The proposed project does not fall under the jurisdiction of any known HCPs or NCCPs; therefore, this impact does not apply to the treatment areas.