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DocdSign Envelope I1): BE74E31B-F73A-4A43-AC '18D4E6CBC6F5 <br />Cultural Resources <br />The project site contains undeveloped land and, thus, construction activities have the potential to <br />encounter buried resources. FCS will prepare the EIR Cultural Resources section and identify impacts and <br />mitigation (as appropriate) using the historic architecture report prepared by Ward Hill, and the Basin <br />Research Associates Archaeological Report. Neither of the existing residences appear eligible for listing <br />on any national, state, or local register. <br />11021 Dublin Canyon Road <br />Geology and Soils <br />11033 Dublin Canyon Road <br />Ninyo & Moore will evaluate the proposed slope stabilization and building pad preparation <br />methodologies as outlined in the Cornerstone reports, to ensure that the proposed techniques are <br />consistent with best practices. Mitigation measures including specific grading and shoring practices for <br />foundation design will be identified, where needed. <br />Hazards and Hazardous Materials <br />FCS will evaluate hazardous materials using readily available sources of information about hazardous <br />materials usage in the project vicinity (e.g., the Geotracker database) and through review of project <br />plans. FCS will also evaluate impacts associated with emergency response and evacuation through <br />review of the applicant -prepared traffic study, site reconnaissance, and review of project plans. FCS will <br />identify impacts and mitigation (as appropriate). <br />Hydrology and Water Quality <br />The Project will involve land disturbance of 31.60 acres and creation and/or replacement of 6.22 acres <br />(271,000 square feet) of impervious surfaces, which have the potential to increase sediment and pollutants <br />in stormwater runoff to nearby Dublin Creek and Devany Canyon Creek, a tributary to Dublin Creek. <br />WRECO will use information provided by the applicant about proposed storm drainage facilities and <br />water quality treatment measures. WRECO will also review readily available sources of information <br />about surface water features, groundwater resources, municipal storm drainage facilities, and flood <br />hazard areas. According to the Alameda County Watersheds Interactive Map, created by the Alameda <br />County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, these creeks are part of the Alamo Canal <br />NOM N&RICA I EUROPE 1 MRICA I AUSTRALIA I ASIA <br />FIRSTCARBONSOLUTIONS.COM <br />