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The purpose of this project is to provide mitigation for riparian habitat impacts resulting from the SMART Windsor extension construction project. The work sequence will be as follows: 1. Implement the East Windsor Creek at Oakfield Trail Riparian Enhancement Project 2. Maintain and monitor the mitigation improvements for 5 years after implementation according to the guidance set forth in the enhancement plans. 3.

two riparian enhancement sites for years 1 through 5 of the required monitoring period.

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The Qualified Acoustician shall perform noise monitoring services and assist the project biologist to ensure compliance with project avoidance and minimization measures (HMMP) & permits. Archaeological & Native American monitor services shall include development of Cultural Resources and Treatment Plan (CRTP) & archaeological monitoring exhibit, monitoring, and additional measures as required by the CRTP.

Biological services shall include monitoring and reporting and assuring compliance with Project avoidance and minimization measures. Cultural monitoring shall include development of Cultural Resources and Treatment Plan (CRTP) and monitoring, as required by the CRTP. 1.1. The Work shall be performed in accordance with: 1.1.1.

This project provides for the construction of wetland and wetland buffer enhancement mitigation plan to compensate for the wetland and buffer impacts resulting from the East Smith Road and Hannegan Road project (CRP No 914002) and Marine Drive Reconstruction (CRP No. 917001) capital road projects, and other work, and other work as further described in the bid documents.Further information is contained in the bid forms and specifications, which may

At 10:15am no further access will be permitted as the gates will be locked.The project consists of constructing a new Wetland area, and enhancing adjacent existing degraded marshland on the Alameda Point Campus site in Alameda County, CA. The 2018 Alameda Basis of Design Report determined that the need for Onsite Wetlands Mitigation was a result of unavoidable fill to the existing wetlands in the Alameda Point area.