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4/7/2014
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1333 Martinez Street,San Leandro,California; Chang Income Property Partnership,LP(property owner)do Westlake Development Partners,LLC(applicant) <br /> DRAFT MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM (MMP) <br /> MONITORING • <br /> IMPACT MITIGATION REQUIRED RESPONSIBILITY TIMING <br /> Mitigation Measure#7(Continued) <br /> • Hazards and Hazardous . If the subsurface investigation programs yield data suggesting <br /> Materials(Continued) that there could be unacceptable risks to future construction <br /> workers or residents,•a California state environmental regulatory • <br /> agency will be consulted to provide its opinion on the findings of <br /> the subsurface investigations and the assessment of risk. This <br /> opinion would be sought prior to initiating construction.. <br /> #S: (Pre Development Mitigation Measures) City of San Leandro Prior CO issuance of Grading <br /> If the subsurface investigation programs yield data suggesting Community Development Permit <br /> • <br /> that there could be unacceptable risks to future construction Department and <br /> workers or residents and a California state environmental Environmental Services <br /> regulatory agency determines that an active remedial response is Division of the Public <br /> warranted, the following mitigation measures listed below include Works Department <br /> methods that may be employed to mitigate unacceptable risks to <br /> human health of construction works and future residents. <br /> • <br /> • Remove the impacted soil and dispose of off-Site;' <br /> • Install a cap to prevent contact with the contamination; <br /> • Install a physical barrier for vapors such as a vapor barrier <br /> . or passive venting system, to prevent the accumulation of vapors <br /> in indoor environment; <br /> • Stockpile soil and aerate on-Site, or in a staging area as may • <br /> be appropriate, in compliance with all applicable laws and <br /> regulations; <br /> • Conduct in situ bioremediation measures;or <br /> • <br /> • Implement liquid or vapor extraction measures. <br /> The appropriateness of one of the above management measures <br /> over another will depend on many factors, such as the type of <br /> constituent detected, the size of the identified impacted area, and • <br /> the estimated cost of implementing the remedy. <br /> Results of the sampling activities and the proposed course of <br /> action, e.g., no action necessary, soil excavation and off-site <br /> disposal, on-site treatment and soil reuse, shall be reported to a <br /> State environmental regulatory agency and the contractor shall <br /> obtain concurrence before implementing the remedial measures. <br /> Remedial action plans would be approved in advance by a state <br /> environmental regulatory agency. Any cleanup or remediation <br /> • <br /> 1333 Martinez'Street, Westlake Office/Technology Campus—Draft MMP Page 3 <br /> • <br />
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