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Environmental Impact EXHIBIT "D" MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM FOR THE KAISER SAN LEANDRO MEDICAL CENTER / MIXED-USE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Mitigation Measures • Contractors shall be given a worker health and safety guidance document at the time of grading or building permit application to assist them in preparing site- specific worker health and safety plans. Pursuant to the requirements of State and federal law, the site-specific health and safety plan may require the use of personal protective equipment, onsite continuous air quality monitoring during construction, and other precautions. • During construction, except in areas exempted by the RWQCB, all excavation, soil handling, and dewatering activities shall be observed for signs of apparent contamination by the developer under direct or indirect (i.e. not necessarily on- site) San Francisco Bay RWQCB, and/or City oversight. • RWQCB and the City shall provide for environmental oversight, including potential site inspections during construction and with respect to compliance with required procedures for detecting previously undiscovered contamination during site excavation as well as concerning contingency plans for investigation, remediation, and disposal of such contamination. • Prior to demolition of the on-site structures, the project applicant(s) shall provide written documentation to the City that ACM testing and abatement (if necessary) has been completed in accordance with applicable State and local laws and regulations. • Prior to demolition of the on-site structures, the project applicant(s) shall provide written documentation to the City that LBP testing and abatement, if necessary, has been completed in accordance with applicable State and local laws and regulations. • Prior to any demolition activities, the project applicant(s) shall retain a qualified environmental specialist (e.g., a Registered Environmental Assessor or similarly qualified individual) to inspect all buildings and structures subject to demolition for the presence of hazardous materials (i.e., 55 -gallon drums, ammonia tanks, etc.). The project applicant(s) shall submit the report to the City, together with an explanation of how the project will remove any hazardous materials identified in the report. If found at levels that require special handling (i.e., removal and disposal as hazardous waste), the applicant(s) shall manage these materials as required by law and according to federal and State regulations and guidelines, including those of DTSC, Cal/OSHA, SLESD, and any other agency with jurisdiction over these hazardous materials. Monitoring Responsibility Implementation and Monitoring Timeline HAZ-2. Operation and occupation of the HAZ-2.1 Prevent Exposure of Occupants to Hazardous Materials. The City shall San Leandro Public Works proposed project could expose people to ensure that the following mitigation measures are implemented. Department, Environmental existing or previously unidentified Services Division contaminants. This is a potentially The City shall require and ensure that any certifications of completion required and significant impact. issued by RWQCB (indicating that remediation has been completed to construction workers [restricted use] RWQCB Target Cleanup Level standards) shall be recorded April 22, 2010 Kaiser Permanente San Leandro Medical Center and Mixed -Use Retail Development Project During construction, provide for environmental oversight, including site inspection during construction and procedures for detecting previously undiscovered contamination during site excavation as well as contingency plans for investigation, remediation, and disposal of such contamination. Ensure that any certifications of completion required and issued by RWQCB (indicating that remediation has been completed to construction workers 9/22