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EXHIBIT A-2 Page 8 of 8 While short-term impacts to the endangered salt marsh harvest mouse would be significant. mitigation measures are available to minimize this potential impact (e.g., limiting construction equipment access to sensitise areas and timing construction to avoid the periods of highest mouse activity). In addition, the short-term impacts would be minimized by the long-term habitat rains due to island construction and improved salt marsh vegetation coverage and vigor (see Checklist items II-21a&b). Consequently, the li. S. Fish and Wildlife Service has determined that the project would not jeopardize the continued existence and viability of salt marsh harvest mouse populations in the Roberts Landing area (.Appendix E). The proposed project would not result in individually limited but cumulatively considerable impacts. Nor would the project have environmental effects which will cause substantial ad\erse effects on human beings. Converselv, increased habitat value would increase the quality of passive recreational activities (see Checklist items II-21c&D). NOTES Alvarez. Edward, General Counsel. Citation Homes Central, personal communication, December, 1990. Booker, Fred. Hydrologist, Philip Williams 8_ Associates, personal communication. June 26, 1991. California Environmental Protection Agency and California Regional Water Quality Control Board (San Francisco Region). "Sediment Screening Criteria and Testing Requirements for Wetland Creation and upland Beneficial Reuse," Draft, September 18, 1992. California Native Plant Society, request for information, 1988. California Natural Diversity Data Base, request for information, 1993. California Water Resources Control Board, "California Enclosed Bays and Estuaries Plan: Water Quality Control Plan for Enclosed Bays and Estuaries of California;" 91-13 WQ, April 1991. Cite of San Leandro, "Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report: Roberts Landing Rezoning," Planned Development Application PD-91-3, prepared by Environmental Science Associates, March 19, 1991. City of San Leandro, "Draft Environmental Impact Report for Roberts Landing Residential Project." Planned Development .Application PD-91-3, prepared by LSA Associates, January 1992. Chavez. D., 1979. "Cultural Resources Evaluation for the East Bay Dischargers Authority Reclamation Reuse EIR. Alameda County," on file at the Northwest Information Center, California State t-niversity, Sonoma, CA. EIR #5-1479. 59