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runoff to be deposited in natural creek beds, canals, and adjacent wetlands. Furthermore, urban runoff is often polluted with grease, oil, pesticide and herbicide residues, heavy metals, etc. These pollutants may eventually be carried to sensitive wetland habitats used by a diversity of native wildlife species. The applicant must comply with the provisions of a County grading permit, including standard erosion control measures that employ best management practices (BMPs). Projects involving the grading of large tracts of land must also be in compliance with provisions of a General Construction permit (a type of NPDES permit) available from the California Regional Water Quality Control Board. Compliance with the above permits should result in no impact to water quality in seasonal creeks, reservoirs, and downstream waters from the proposed project and should not result in the deposition of pollutants and sediments in sensitive riparian and wetland habitats. Mitigation. Mitigation measures would not be warranted 3.3.9 Compliance with Local Ordinances, Policies, or Habitat Conservation Plans Potential Impacts. Trees are absent from the project site. Therefore, the City of Pleasanton's Tree Ordinance does not pertain to this project. No other local ordinances, policies, or HCPs pertain to this project. Mitigation. Mitigation measures would not be warranted. 32 Ironwood 55+ Biotic Evaluation Live Oak Associates, Inc.