HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 097-89 Donlan Cany Mit MonitoRESOLUTION NO. 097 - 89
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN
ADOPTING A MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM
FOR PA 87-012 DONLAN CANYON
WHEREAS, Public Resources Code 21081.6 requires the City to adopt a
reporting or monitoring program for changes in a project or conditions imposed
to mitigate or avoid significant environmental effects in order to ensure
compliance during project implementation; and
WHEREAS, on July 17, 1989, the Planning Commission recommended City
Council certification of the Donlan Canyon EIR as complete and adequate, and
recommended City Council adoption of the Donlan Canyon EIR mitigation
monitoring program; and
WHEREAS, on August 14, 1989, the City Council held a noticed public
hearing to consider PA 87-012 Donlan Canyon EIR/GPA; and
WHEREAS, on August 14, 1989, the City Council adopted Resolution No.
096-89 certifying the Donlan Canyon EIR (PA 87-012) as complete and adequate.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE Dublin City Council does adopt
the "Donlan Canyon EIR Mitigation Monitoring Program" attached hereto as
Attachment B-1 as the monitoring program required by Public Resources Code
21081.6.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 14th day of August, 1989.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Councilmembers Jeffrey, Snyder, Vonheeder and Mayor Moffatt
Councilmembers Megarty
ATTEST:
City Clerk
PA 87-012 DONLAN CANYON
EIR MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM
JULY 5, 1989
The Applicant shall be responsible for any and all costs incurred in
monitoring mitigation measures.
For detailed information on impacts and mitigation measures refer to Donlan
Canyon Environmental Impact Report.
RESOURCE
IMPACT MONITORING ACTION VERIFICATION
Geology/
Soils
Slope Instability,
landslides, expansive
soils, quality of
artificial fill
(in terms of physical
and chemical
characteristics)
1. The developer submits
grading plans in con-
junction with T.Map
Planning application
1. Planning Dept
with Public
Works Dept.
input
2. Prior to grading,
developer submits
specific soils report/
geotechnical report and
erosion control/main-
tenance plan, with
improvement plans.
Grading permits will not
be issued unless plans
reflect recommendation
of soils report/geotech-
nical report, erosion
control and maintenance
plan.
2. Public Works
Department &
Building Dept
3. Prior to grading the
developer submits site
safety plan for protection
of construction workers.
(hydrocarbon contamination)
3. Alameda Co.
Health Care
Services,
Dept of
Environmental
Health
with Public
Works Dept.
input.
Hydrology
Increased Flooding
Potential
1. Developer submits drainage
plans/hydrology report in
conjunction with T.Map
application. Grading
permits will not be issued
unless plans reflect recom-
mendation in hydrology report.
1. Public Works
Department
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RESOURCE IMPACT MONITORING ACTIO[
VERIFICATION
Hydrology
(cont'd)
2. See #2 Monitoring Action
Geology/Soils erosion and
sediment control plan
submitted by Developer.
2. Public Works
Department
3. Developer obtains
necessary permits for
work in creek areas.
3. State Dept of
Fish & Game,
U.S. Army
Corp of Engrs
Vegetation/
Wildlife
Oak/Bay Woodland
riparian vegetation
wildlife
1. The Developer submits
detailed tree survey/
horticultural report,
tree preservation study,
landscape plan, tree
replacement plan and
revised habitat revege-
tation in conjunction
with T.Map and Prezoning
Planning Application.
1. Planning Dept
with input
from Public
Works and
Dept of Fish
and Game
2. Qualified biologist con-
ducts a systematic
inventory of site to
determine presence of
San Joaquin kit fox.
City hires biologist,
developer funds cost.
2. Planning Dept
with input
from US Dept
of Fish and
Wildlife
3. Prior to grading, the
developer submits plan for
temporary fencing around
areas not to be graded to
protect riparian or oak/bay
woodland area not intended for
grading or construction.
3. Public Works
Dept. with
input from
Planning Dept
4. The Developer, in conjunc-
tion with T.Map and Prezoning
application submits specific
proposal for dedication and
maintenance of open space
area, or include in CC&R's
and dedicate scenic easement.
4. Planning Dept
with input
from Public
Works Dept
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RESOURCE IMPACT MONITORING ACTIOI
VERIFICATION
Vegetation/
Wildlife
(cont'd)
5. Developer submits PD
Pre-zoning regulations
restricting development,
prohibiting grading, and
tree removal within the
woodland area located
within the proposed low
density single-family
residential area and/or
includes restrictions in
CC&R's.
5. Planning Dept
with input
from Public
Works Dept.
Aesthetics/
Visual Quality
Unit Visability
1-580/I-680
1. Developer submits site
specific visual impact
study in conjunction w/T.Map
and Prezoning application.
1. Planning Dept
2. Developer submits
revised grading plan
with T.Map application.
2. Public Works
with Planning
Dept input
3. Developer submits PD regu-
lations restricting
development on portions of
site having "high" visual
constraints.
3. Planning Dept
with Public
Works input
4. Developer submits prelim-
inary landscape plan in
conjunction with T.Map and
Prezoning application.
4. Planning Dept
Public Service
Fire, Police
Security
1. Developer submits prelim- 1. Planning Dept
inary landscape plans incor- with DRFA
porating fire resistant input
plants in conjunction with
T.Map and Prezoning application.
2. Developer submits plans in
compliance with Fire and
Building code regulations in
conjunction with T.Map and
prior to issuance of building
permits including fire proof
roofing, automatic fire
suppression system, and main-
tenance and emergency access
to open space.
2. DRFA, Building
Dept. Planning
Dept., and
Public Works
Department
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RESOURCE IMPACT MONITORING ACTIO~
VERIFICATION
Public
Service
(cont'd)
3. Prior to final inspection
the Developer complies
with Police security
requirements
3. Dublin Police
Dept. and
Building Dept
4. Developer pays fire impact
fee per unit and per square
footage of non-dwelling
unit buildings as contribu-
tion to further fire station
needs.
4. DRFA
Parks
1. Developer complies with
subdivision ordinance
requirements for parkland
dedication or park in-lieu
fee prior to Final Map.
1. Public Works
and Planning
Departments
2. Developer submits proposal
for public access to open
space and dedication of open
space at the subdivision and
prezoning stage.
2. Recreation
Dept and
Planning
Department
Traffic/
Circulation
Dublin Boulevard/
San Ramon Road
intersection;
Dublin Boulevard/
Silvergate
intersection
1. Developer constructs
improvements or contri-
butes share of cost
of improvement prior to
Final Map.
1. Public Works
Department
with input
from traffic
consultant
Noise
Generated by 1-580
1. Developer submits site
specific acoustical
analysis study in con-
junction with Site
Development Review
application, complies
with recommendations during
building permit and con-
struction stage. Developer
installs soundwalls and/or
sound deading windows and
walls, if necessary.
1. Building Dept
with input
from Planning
Department
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