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39TH AVENUE RESERVOIR REPLACEMENT PROJECT MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM Mitigation Measures Mitigation Measure NOI-4. Preconstruction Home Surveys Impact being Mitigated Timing Requirement Responsibility Responsibility Construction for for Design Phase Phase Implementation Monitoring Check Box Check Box Post- Construction Phase Check Box • To prevent cosmetic or structural damage to adjacent or nearby structures, EBMUD will incorporate into contract specifications restrictions on construction whereby surface vibration will be limited to no more than 0.5 in/sec PPV, measured at the nearest residential or other sensitive structure. The noise control mitigations will also ensure that impacts are reduced to a Less than Significant level. In the unlikely and remote event that the project is demonstrated to have caused any damage to residences, compensation shall be provided to repair any damage caused by the construction. • With homeowner permission, EBMUD will conduct pre-construction surveys of homes, sensitive structures and other areas of concern within the area of potential effects due to concrete demolition. During construction, a Project Liaison will be assigned to facilitate communication and expedite claims processing within the legal framework available to all parties. TRAFFIC/TRANSPORTATION Mitigation Measures TRAF-1: EBMUD contract specifications shall require preparation and implementation of a Traffic Management Plan, which shall include the following elements. • The work hours for each phase of project construction, the process for notifying residents of construction activity, and the means for people to report construction- Impact TRAF-1: The addition of construction activity traffic during project construction would cause an increase in traffic on During Construction EBMUD contractc EBMUD Construction Inspector Completed by Date Completed by Date NA 10
39TH AVENUE RESERVOIR REPLACEMENT PROJECT MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM Mitigation Measures related problems. A haul route will be provided to all trucks serving the site during the construction period. The haul route will identify the schools in the vicinity of the project site, including the school crossing on Maybelle Avenue between Masterson Street and <strong>Bay</strong>ou Street. The map will also indicate the existence of speed humps on Maybelle Avenue. A truck staging area to be used when there is insufficient space for trucks within the site. The staging area should be located such that trucks would not be queued onto the steep portion of Maybelle Avenue east of <strong>Bay</strong>o Street. A flagger at the MacArthur Boulevard/Maybelle Avenue intersection to assist truck turning into and out of Maybelle Avenue during periods of peak construction activities, including import fill and site restoration activities. Construction site to direct construction vehicles and control traffic as needed. Signage on Maybelle Avenue warning motorist of the construction work ahead and presence of trucks entering the roadway. Pre-construction documentation of road pavement conditions for all routes that would be used by construction vehicles both before and after project construction. Roads found to have been damaged by construction vehicles shall be repaired to the level at which they existed prior to project construction. Impact being Mitigated Maybelle Avenue by more than the daily fluctuation of traffic experienced on this roadway. Construction activities would reduce roadway speeds, increase roadway hazards, and create potential conflicts between transit buses, pedestrians, and bicyclists. Emergency access would also be constrained at project construction locations. Based on the significance criteria, this is considered a significant impact if not mitigated. Timing Requirement Responsibility for Implementation Responsibility for Monitoring Design Phase Check Box Construction Phase Check Box Post- Construction Phase Check Box 11
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS EAST BAY MUNICIP
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Regular Meeting of January 22, 2013
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Dr# Prepared Office of the Secretar
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Regular Meeting Minutes of January
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EBMUD AGENDA NO. MEETING DATE Janua
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EBMUD CONTRACT EQUITY PROGRAM SUMMA
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EBMUD AGENDA NO. a MEETING DATE Jan
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BROADWAY / VALDEZ DISTRICT SPECIFIC
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Alisa Shen, Planner III January 22,
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have an expedited review process, o
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Enclosure 3 EAST BAY MUNICIPAL UTIL
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Water Supply Assessment for the Lak
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Attachment B DRAFT January 22,2013
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Enclosure 1 CITY OF OAKLAND DALZIEL
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Diablo Vista Pumping Plant Replacem
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Diablo Vista Pumping Plant Vicinity
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Introduction EXHIBIT A EBMUD BOARD
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familiar to residents. The new pump
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