03/14/2023 Item No.14.
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<sbrblilty
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AIDIqdon o
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A HorUR&n.
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&tudbl
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hp.6?
exP.ndd waler,
waslewater Ircatncnl,
drainagq elftlric
porver, natural 8a5, or
lcltrommunicalions
fncililics, tho
(onsbuclion or
reltratim of rvhich
could cau* si8ritiont
onuir nhD^lal nfftrl<?
A160 se gencnlly
Backbonc
Infrasl.sclure MND
3A.r&3,
fA-IH,
3A.16,5
b. Have sufficient
water suPPlics
available lo srve lhc
prciect and r$sonably
fdrcseabla fuluta
dcvelopmcnt during
normal, dry and
mtilridln /ru v.rrs?
sce gficrally DF,lR,
pp.3A,1&7 ro -53
Addendum, pp.2'l
lo 4-1.
No No No No No No No No
c. Result in a
determinalion by the
wastcwstcr trcrtmcnl
providcr which srvcs
oa may srvc ihe
projst that it has
ad(quale capaclty to
servc the prclcat's
proieted demand in
addition to thc
p.ovlde/s cxlsling
DlilR, pp.3A.l&13
to -?8
No No No No No No No No IilR MMs
34.r6-1,
34.r6"3,
3A.lG4,
3A-1&5
d. Genshteslid waste
ln cxcN ofSlalc or
locrl slanddrdt ot in
axess o( the caDacitv
DDIR, pp,3A,t&28
b -32
No No No NO No No Nu No Nonc rcqulrrd
Folsom R.n(h nenlal N€iShborhsd IrPASP laftol N8.85A.3 & 8544) CEQA nremptlon and Slre.rmlininB Anttysis
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n& Orbniry
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lnpd?
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Mdt ld 8y
Appxodon Ot
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Wih lfrl.h fr.
Si$iiod Ufd h
AHorgROnn.
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Elgn.rnt
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fr.hd&mi6n.
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tutHrENotlm
Mdh.Ho.EnfttuatrgA&&tu.dE&eC@daytusthMdtuhidb
Environmental bsue
or othcrrvisc impair
the atlainment of slid
None requiredNo NoNo No N0No No Noe. Comply witlr
federal, shts nnd t*nl
rcgulations relatcd lo
Dlilt{. pp.3A.lG28
to -32
ulilities and seruie systcms imPacts (tirh. 5, pP.26-27,31-32' 37-fi' 40-411. rvo!td not havc any ncw sitniriont or subst.ntially mora sevc.a impacls to utililics and sctvicc s)Glcnrs (Cuidelin6,5 15162), nor rvould it rcaolt in any ncw EIR MM 38.t6.3b
Concl!sion: Wi& implcmonltlion of thc abovc MMt drc
Mitigalion Mccsurca:
. ElRMM3A.l6.l
r EIR MM.1A.16"3
r lllR MM 34.164
r lilR MM 3A.l6s
. lilR MM 38.16.3n
Folsom Rtnch Renlal Ncishbothed (rPASP P.ftel Nos- sA'3 & sA{) CEQA EremptionrndStrtntnlinins,\n.lysis
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ldpril
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tbe O'CffiudtYtu
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& kepod
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tullf:ld ln Hor
No Nonc (quiredNo NoNo NoNo No Noa. Sub6lantially impait an adopled cme.Sency
respon* plan or
eme.gency evacurtion
DUR, pp.3l\.8n4 -
2t
No None requiredNo NoNo NoNo No Nob.Due loslope,
prevailing windt and
olhei faclort
exrrerbatc wildfirc
risks, and *rcreby
crpose pmjcct
trdpanb lq pollubnl
conrenlralionstrom a
wlldfirc or thc
uncontrolled sPread of
DF:IR, p.3A.sl8lo-
l9
NoNo No NoNoN0 No Noc. Rcqoirc lhc
in6lollalion or
associrla'd
inf rnstrucl!ie {such ts
roada fucl breakt
emfr8cncy wrlcr
sutc6, powff lincsor
ollrcr ulililica) lhat
may axaca*rate tir!
Same ns (a) above
20_ \\'il l)t ilil' It
l0r,1l.,l ;rr or rrrir slrle
rcrlorsilttlitv rnrts ot
lrnrls clrssifirLl,t.
\{!r Iir]h frrr hr/ird
srv,rrilr /orc., trnrl,l
th.
Foliom Renthnenld N{iShborhmd lFfASf Parccl No5,85A'3& 85/\'4) CF.QA Ermption tnd SrcnmlitrinS.\nalyEis
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hprs?
tul W.aNot
Sprnalttfd b
A trdEf,frfr.
bnld| A.d@
comnsry na
WS ml.h nc
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ScbrbtdEnvibnhental Isu.
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in lcmportry or
impacls to the
5, pp.33,41).
was preparcd
(Guidclinen 5 151&1).
thc
rhri and heretnken lrom pre*ntedllazirds and lla2ardous Malctials in the ElR.This As a parl of lhe 2018
Mititalion Mesusl. None reqlircd
No NoNoNoe- Dos
to
of
lhcenvironmcnl,
subsbnlially rodue
lhchabitar of a fish or
havc lhc
dcgradc
See rPAsP CEQA
Findings of Facl
and Stalcmcnl of
Overriding
Consid€ralions, pp.
15 to 316
L il.\\l),\'l()n\'
U\ l,l\(,s ()f
st(;\Il,lc,\N( lj
tolcom R.nch Renttl Neighbothed {FPASP Parel Nos 85A'3 & sA{l CEQA Exetrrplion !nd StoamlininS.\nalysis
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Enviromenttl bsu!
AE
hlrdtn Hot &rnF
sl8fforhFdu
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whl.h W.s Nol
fr(ledlnfr.
&lrER PrprEd
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nu e Zodn8
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&t6ln dToH.sA
Mon S'.n Ade.n.
fnPld?
milPrld
Mhfttuhgrdt
, lish or \eildlilc
population tod.op
bclorv el'-susbininB
lsels, thrcrlcn !o
eliminntaa plant or
animal communltY,
sbshntially
redue the numbca or
resrict thc.anSc of an
endangered, tarc or
threatencd speies, ot
elimintte impoilanl
examplBof the major
periods of California
history or Drehistorv?
have impacts
individually limited,
butcumulalively
onsidcr.ble?
("Cumulalivcly
considorrble" mlans
that lhe incremcntnl
cffecb of a prolect are
considerable whtrn
view in onncclion
with lhe cflftl6of pasl
prfiett lhe elfccls of
otherorrent projels,
and thc effels 0l
prcbable future
FPASPCEQA
Findings of fnct and
Shtement of
Overriding
Considcrahons, pp.
316 to 345
No No No No No No No No
c- Dms lhe proiel
have cnvironmcnlnl
ctfccb which will
FPASP CIQA
Findin8s ofFa(l and
No No No No No No No No
Folsom Rrn.hRenlrl N€iShborh@d {FlASf n.ret N6. E5A-5 &N5A'4) CEQA Ercmplion.nd SltcamlininS Andysis
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tdngli PnFrd
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Mms.@Adftfl.
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8. Stbhtlrly
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thltodly Appud
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Ara
ro 316
PP.
human eithcr
thcanddisclosdand lhein EIR, proposrdFPASPlheiton*ite and habitali .drqualcly annlyr{ddclail biologicalretardint andrhewirhin ot thatFPASP theand anrlysis;6@PCthc rir& P6i(i fallspropoxdthrouthout hnards. erc.),lh!' tittrIt',\SPofall under C'QA (n.8" qu.rlity,thc environmental requircd lopicswhcae impa.t analysisPart Mitigation Mea6u6: S* lhos lisicd in SstionsV.C.l (Acslhetics) to V C-20(Wildfirc) above' tol.om Ranch Rlnlal N€i8hbo'hmd {FrASI Prr.ll Nor-8sAn & 894-tl CF-QA Ercnpllril.nd StreaftJinin8 Annlysis
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Thouth not required !o do so, ihe qty also mkrs the followln8 additimal ffndinSs to fadliiste infmd dmisi*mkin6:
. Baeed m the preeding siew, lhe Aty's FPASP EIR md Water Addmdm have adequaEly addmsed ttre lollmrtng is6, and no furths dtsPedfic avircmmtal Evis b required pumsl to CEQA Guidelines secdcr 151{13: Aestheti6, Agdolture .nd foGEy Rffies, Alt godity, niotogi"A n*u*, Cultual Resourcs, Golory and Solls, Grcethouse Gas Emissitrs, Haadg and Hazrdous MaEdals, Hydrolo5/ md WaEt Quauty, Mhml Resource+ PoPulatiotl and Hq$tut& PubUc S€trlries, tnd Recreadon.
r The fullorrying potmtial sih-6peci6c i!|pacb have b€Gn ilalyzsd in the above chsktsl md decrmined to be within the wpe of issues md impacts malyzed in the FPASP EIR; Land Use and Planning Noise, md Transportadon' Thu3, Pusuant to CEQA Guideline sclis 15183' subdivistm (c), no furths srvlsmlnental analysls ia requtred' D. CONCLUSION
As d€rnonsFstsd in the above ctrecllisL the Ctty finds lhat 8re PrcjK't ls smPt ttom CEQA udq cwemmnt Cldesecdon 65457and Guidelinessecdm 151E2, subdividq (c).
Fotffi n[ch Rcnt8l Ndthbdh6d (F?ASr Pud Nq. 85A'3 & EFA{) October alE:lCEQA Exempdon {d Sbeulinlng AnalFis
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03/14/2023 Item No.14.
VI. REFERENCES
Ctty of Folson Clly oI Fobom Grnetal Phn (lmury 1993).
City of Folsom Folsom Plan Area Specific Plm (June 28, 2011).
Ctly of Folsom. Folsom South of U.S. Hithway50 SPnific Plm hojsrPublic Dralt EIR/EISgue 2010) md Final Elli/ElS (May 2011).
Clty of Folsonr" Folsom South oI U.S. Hlghway 50 Spedflc Plm Plojecfs CEQA Findings ot Fact and Statement of Ov€Etding Cmsideratim (May 20f f ).
clty of foboar, CEQA Addsrdum fot the Folsom South of U'S. 50 SP€dnc Han Prqed' Revl$d Prop6ed Off-dte WaEI Facility Altemative (Nowmber 2012).
City of Folson Soulh of Highway 50 Bacl&one lnfrasEucture I'roiect Iniual Shdy/]llititad Negadve Dedaradon (Desnb€r t 2014).
VII . LISTOFEXHIBITS
Exlribit 1: Folsom Randr Rmtal Neighbch@d Ihotfft Backgrmd md Nurative (August2@ll) Exhibit2: Fotsom Randic€ntsd Disdct D6ign Guldeline (Amded 2018) Enhbtr 3: FPASP Minor Adminlsbative Modiflcadm asdated wilh P2re1s61,V,78,*d85A (PN 2G (lts) (Mardt 2020)
Exhibit4: ROD fc lhe FolsomSoth of U,S Highway 50 Specif,c Plm l$ecr-City of Folsom Badrbone lnfrastsucture, by the U5, Army CorPs of Englnus (May 2014) Exhfblt 5: Appti€n(s FPASP Poucy Coruist€lrcy An.lysb (August 2022) Exhlblt 6: Folsom Rmch Rmtal Neithbothmd Trrfnc, AG, and Circulation Study, by Kimley-Hm (October 2022)
Ertribit Z Folsom Rmdr Exterior Noise and Exerior Faqade Acousdcol Analysis, by Venektasg'l Assodaha (Autust 2UZ)
Folrcn f,udr Rqirl Nelghboftood FPASP Pmel Noe E5A'3 & E5A4) CEQA Erehpris dd StnEfrltning Anaty3is
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Planning Commission
Folsom Ranch Apartments
February 15,2A23
Attachment 21
Folsom Ranch Plan Area Specific Plan
Gonsistency Analysis for the Folsom Ranch
Apartments Project
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood"FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis ,dlon/l.l
Nesldentlal Pollcles
Ihe Proiect lncludes sldewalks around
the p€rimeter and interiot walkways
lhat connect to the interiot roadways
and surrounding streets, which
connect the Project wlth nearby
sldewalkl bicycle lanes, parks,
schoosl, and open space and trail
areas. The Project also will include
"borrow-a-bike" statlons as part of the
Lewis Apartment Communities
ilgnature program oflering free loaner
bikes to residentr.
Yes4.1
Create pedestrian.otiented neighborhoods throuSh lhe use ol a grid system ol streets where feaslble, sldewalks, blke paths and tralls. Residential nelghborhoods shall be linked, where appropriate, to encourage pedestrlan and bicycle travel.
Yes
The Project is a tesldential
nelghborhood with a shared
recteation/communlty area on one
side and an open turf play area on the
other side for residents. The
neighborhood will connect to schools,
trails, and parks via the srrounding
roadwavs, sidewalks, and bicvcle
lanes.
Residential n€ighborhoods shall include neiShborhood tocal points such as schools, park, and tralls. Neighborhood parks shall be centrally located and easily accessible, where approptlate.
4.2 FPASP Policy
No.
Project
Consistent ?
FPASP Policv Description Notes
August 102t Psga I
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood*FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis nla
The Project wlll offer several deflned
polnB ot accett although it i3 adjacenl
to parcels approved for full
development, not open space.
4.3 Residential nelghborhoods that are directly adiacent to open space shall provide at leait two deflned polnts of pedesttian access into the open space area, nla
fhe Prolect wlll provlde a vadety of
multi-famllv resldential units to lent
for Rosevile residents who are renters
by choice.
provide a variety of housing opponunities for residents to participate in the home. ownership market.4.4
Yei
the Prolect wlll lnclude a shared onsite
recreation/communitv atea wlth a
pool and spa with sun deck, clubroom,
fitners center, outdoor kitchen, and
pet bathing station and park and an
open turf play area. The Projert will
algo include shared barb€que areas
throughout the development.
All multi-family hlgh denshy residential sites shall provide on-site tecreational amenities for lts resldents, unless directly adiacent to a park site'4.5 Project
Consi5tent?
FPASP Policv NotesFPAsP Policy Description
No.
Prgc 2As8ust 2021
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis Yes
Ihe Project proposes fewer residental
unlts than the tpAsP allocates to these
parcels, However, the Prolect lncludes
r Mlnor Admlnist,ative Amendment
IMAM] for a transfer of these
residentlal units to a nearby parcel,
owned by th€ same entlty, so that the
Prolect does not subceed the total
number of dwelling units fot the Plan
Area.
4.6 A5 established by the FPNp, the total number of dwelling units for the Plan Area 15 11,451 and the total commercial square footage is 2,788,8441. The number of unlt! within individual residential land use parcels may vary, so lon8 as the number ol dwellln8 units falls withln tie allowable density range for a particular land us€ desigoation. For purposes of CEQA compllance for dlsaetlonary proiects, th€ combinatlon of the total maxlmum number of resldential units and commercial square footage analyred in the Folsom Plan Area Speclflc Plan Envlronmenta Repon/Environmental lmpact Statement (scH$200092051| shall not be exceeded without tequiring further CFQA compliance.
nla
Ihe Projecl is not located at the
lntersection ol East Eidwell Street and
Alder Creik Parkway.
4.6A
A maxlmum of 937 low, medlum and hiSh density resldentlal dwelling unlts are allowed only in the thtee General Commercial {SP-GC) parcels and the Re8ional commercial {sp-Rc) parcel located at the lntersection of East Bldwell stteet and Alder Creek Parkway, No mor€ and no less than 377 high density residehtial dwelling units on a minimum of 15.7 acres shall be provided on these parcels. Other than the SP-RC and three SP'GC parcels speciflcally ldentilied here{n, this policy 4.6A shall not epply to any other Plan Area 5P-RC or SP-GC parcels'
Yes
The Project proposes a transfer of
several dwelling units to a nearby
parcel, owned by the same entity. The
proposed transfer would not cause the
density of the subject parcels or
transfer parcels to exceed the
maximum density withln a land use
designatlon or withln the Plan Area.
4.'
Iransfer of dwelling unlt' ls permitted between residential parcels, or the residentlal component ofSP-RC and SP-GC parcels, as long as 1l the maximum densitywithin each land use desiSnation i5 not exceeded, unless the land use designatioo is revised by a ipecific plan amendment, and 2) the total number of Plan Area dwelling units does not exceed 11.461.
FPASP PolicV
No.
Proiect
consistent? NotesFPA5P Policy Description
PrSr 3Augurt 2o22
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policl Consistency Analysis Yes
layout that provldes an
clrculatlon iystem that
to an arterial road but that
non-residential through
conslstent with the Specitic
ProJect is a
with an interior
4.8 Each new resldential development shall be deJisned with a system of local strects, collector streets, and access to an art€rial road that ptotects the residents fiom through trafflc.
Yes
The Prolect will provide a central open.
:urf play area for chlldren as well as a
shared recreatlon/communlty area
and several shared barbeque ateas.
These communlly areas wlll bc
maintained bV the propertY owner.
Addltionally, th€ Proiect site it
sltuated withln walkable distance to
other planned publlc communlty
parks.
4.9 Subdivisions of 200 dwellings units ot more not immediately adjacent to a neighborhood ot communitv park are encouraged to dwelop one or more local park! as needed to provlde convenlent resident acc€rs to childten's plan areas, plcnic areas and unprogrammed open turf area. lf provlded, these local parks shall be maintalned bv a landscape and li8htin8 district or homeowner's assoclation and shall not receive or provide substitute park land dedlcation credit for parks required by the FPASP.
Project is not located in
ila4.10 town center should contain unique retail, entertainment and the ProJect is not localed in the mlxed'
use neighborhood center.nla4.11 The mlxed-use neiShborhood center Should conlaln tetail and service'based establlshments that are intended to serve the immedlate area ln whlch it i3 located. nla rhe ProJect does not propose any
commerclal development,
Commercial and offlce ateas should be accessible via public transit loutes, wh€re feasible.
4,12
Proiect
Consistent ?
FPASP Policy oescriptionPolicy Notes
No.
Auguit 2022 Prgo 'l
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhiblt 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Pollcy Conslstency Analysls nla Ihe Prolect does not propose anY
commetclal developnent.
The plan Area land use plan should include commercial, liSht lndusttial/office park anc publlc/quaslpublic land ures ln order to cleate emplovment, t1.13
transter of commercial lntensity is permitted as provlded in Sectlon 13'3 nla4.14 Yes4;15
Proiect does not ProPose anY
of commerclal development'tive Procedutes.
ProJect wlll not teduce the
of preserved natural open
space, conslstent wlth Atticle 7.08'C of the Folsom City Charter percent [30%) of the Plan Ar€a shall be preserved and maintained a5 open space shall remain adlacent to open lpace to provide staging areas and not include oPenProject
ntat,16 uses.
Yes4.17
open space land use designatlon shall provlde fot the pe,manent protectlon subdivisionlentativeOn future4.2 Land UseTableand Summary.Deslgnations ofmilebeshall aofwithinsitei tlEpatkappllcallons,developmentplanned ParkLandPlan Deslg,natlon5.UseInshown 4,3 speclffcFlgure wetlands.
lrom lhe subject Patcels to a
ensure that the amount of land
tly reserved for palls in the
will remain unchanged.
shall be resewed for parks as shown in FiSute 4.3 - Specillc Plan Land to school sites should remaln adJacent to schools to plovide for joint with the Foltom-Cordova Unlfied School oistrict. park rites adjacent to the open space for the Publlc'
Project does not include patk sites
does include a transfer of Park
parcel, owned bv the same
through a MAM. This transfer
Project does not reduce the land
be dedlcated for 9atks.9ee above
information on the park acreageYesSufficient land shall be dedicated for parks to meet the citY of Folsom requiremenl lGeneral Plan Policy 35,81 of 5-acres of parks for every 1,000 residents'4.18 Project
Consistent?
FPASP Policy NotesFPASP PolicV Description
No.
.- Pag.5Aqurl l02l
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis Yes
Nearby parks wlll be eccessible by all
resldents ln the Pfolect vla sldewalks
and bicvcle lane5.
4.19 Parks shall be located throughout the plan Area and llnked to residential neighborhoods via sldewalk. bike paths and trails, where apptopriate. Dudn8 th€ review of tentative maps or planned development appllcations, the clty Shall verlfl that parks are provided in the approptiate locatlons and that they are accesrible tc rerident via sidewalks, bile paths and trails.
nla4.20
Yes4.2L
or park uses,
Project does not propose school
feaslble.
school sites shall be coJocated wlth patks to encourage ioinl-use of infrastructure needed to serve the
slt€ ls conslstent wlth the,
Specific Plan and the updated
shall be reserved for public services and fucillties, as required bv the City
4.3 - Speclflc plan Land Use DeslSnatlons.
Public servlces and facllities 5ites shall be in the general locations as shown Yes
Project would not alter the
of proposed school sites.4.22
Lrnd shall be r€served for schools as reguired by the city of Folsom and the Folsom cordova Uni.lted school olstrict in accordance with state law. school sites shall be ir the Seneral locations shown in Figure 4.3 - specific Plan land use Desl8oations and have comparable acreages as establlshed in Table 4.2 - Land Use Summary' nld
The Project does not propose school
or nark uses,Elementary school sltes shall be co-locat€d with parks to encourage ioint-use of parks.4.21 Project
Consistont?
FPASP Policy FPASP Policy Oescription
No"
Notes
P.e! 6Au8u3l 20I2
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood*fPASP Policy Conslstency Analysis Project would not alter the
of proposed public/quasi-
sltes.
Yes4.24
All Public/Quasi-Public sites shown in tlSure 4,3 -Speclflc Plan land Use may be relocated or abandoned as a minol admlnistrative modification of the land use deslgnatlon of the \ricated site or sites will revett to the lowest adlacent residential land use' ln no event shall thE maximum number of Plan dwelling unlts exceed 11,461 and the total commercial building atea exceed 2, square feet2. For purposes of CEQA compliance for dlscretlonary projects, combination of the total maximum number of resldential units and commercial analyzed ln the Folsom Plan Area Specific Plan Environmental lmpact St.tement {5CHS200809205} lhall not be
requlring further CEQA compllance.
6enerol Element In
nla
pollcy ditects th€ CitY ln its
decision'making and Planning
The Project proposes a
of multi-family housinB that
serve the rental market
city shall ensure that sutficient land i5 detignated and roned in a range of densities lo accommodate the citv'5 regional share of housing'H-t-l n/a
policy ditects the Clty ln its
The Proiect proposer
and planningnearsitesfuture housingdensityforendeavoshall to higherdeslBnateclty feaslble,andwhere approprlateschoolgandservices,commerclalstops, H-1.2
FPASP Policy
No,
Project
Consistent?FPASP Pollcy Description Notes
Prga 7
Augurt :022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Nelghborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis Ihis pollcy dlrects the Clty ln lts
decision-maklng and planning
processes. The Project proposes
higher densiry houslng slightly bclow
the desnlty range for the subiect
parcelt but transfers the remalning
housing units to another nearby parcel
via a MAM.
nlaIhe city shall encourage home builders to develop their projectr on multl'famlly deslgnated land at the hiSh end ot the applicable density tange.H-,t.3 nla
This pollcy directs the City ln lts
declsion-maklng and plannlng
proctsses. The Prolect site It not
zoned or delgnated for single-family
units and the P.olect, accotdlngly,
does not include anY.
The city shall support and facilltate the development of second units on slngle-family deslgnated and zoned parcels.H.l.4
Ihis pollcy dlrects thr City in its
decision-making and plannlng
Drocesses. The Project will comply
with all mltlgatlon measures ln the
applicable c€nifled/adopted CEQA
documents.
nla}t 1,6
cltv shall ensure that new development pays its fair share ln flnancing public facilities and services and pursueJ tinancial assistance technlques to teduce the cost impact on the production of affordable housing.
nla
Ihis policy directs the City ln lt5
declslon-making and plannlng
oroceJSes.
The clty shall strlve to create additional opportunlties for mlxed-use and transit orlented development.H.1,8
nla
This policv dkectr the City ln itr declslor-
making and plannlnl processes, The
Pto.lect proposes a mix of rental unit typei.
Ihe city shatl encourage residential pioiects affordable to a mix of household incomes rnd disperse affordable housing proiects throuShout the city to achieve a balance of houslnE in all nelShborhoods and communltles.
H.3.1
FPASP Policy
No.
Project
Consist enl?FPASP Polity Descript ion Notes
PrBe IAugurl 2022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis nla
Thi5 pollcy direcB the Clty ln ns declslon-
making and plrnnlnt proce$es.
The cltv shall continue to use fede.al and $tate subsldles, as well as lncluslonary houslng in-tleu fees, affordable housing impact fees on non-residential development, and other fees collected into the Housing Trust Fund ln a cost'efficient manner to meet the ne€ds of lower-income households, including ertremely low'lncome households.
lt-3,2
n/a
lhls pollcy ditects the Clty h it5 declslon-
making and plannin6 procestes. The
Prol€ct does seek a denslty bonu3.
Hn.3
The city shall continue to make density bonuses available to affordable and senior houslng proJects, consistent with State law and Chapter 17,102 of the Folsom Municipal Code.
nla
fhls pollcy directs the City ln itr
decision-making and planning
DroceSSes.
H-3.4
Where appropliate, the city shall use developmenl agreements to assist housing developers in complying with city affordable housing goals, fhls policy dlrects the Cltv in lts
declsion-maklng and plannlng
dtocesses.
nlaIhe cily shall make incentives available to property owners with existlng development agreements to encoulage the development of affordable housing'H.3.s Yes
Ihls policy directs the City in its
declslon-makinB and planning
processes. The Projact is conlistent
with this policv. Senio15 and those
with disabilitles may be rerldents of
the Pfoiect consistent wlth this policy.
H.5.2
The city shall encourage housing for seniors and petsons with dlsabiltties to be localed near publlc transpottation, shopplng, medical, and other esscntlal services and facilities,
nla
This policy directs the City in its
decislon-making and planning
processei. The Proiect compliel with
the Folsom Ranch, Central Distrlct
Deslgn Guldellnes and City standards
for resldential neichborhoods.
H.5.4
The city shall encouta8e private efforts to remove physical barriers and improve accessibillty for housing units and residential neighborhoods to meet the needs ot person with disabilities.
Proiert
Consistent?
FPASP Policy Notesf PASP Policy Description
No.
P.i! 9Aug6t 201l
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rbntal Neighborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysi3 nla decislon-maklng and planning
pollcy in lts
H.5,7
The clty shall contlnue to provlde lonint to accommodate future need for fa6illtles to sewe city tesidents in need of emergency shelter.
pollcy directs the City in lts
nla and planningciiy shall encourage developers to include spaces in ptopoled buildinSs or gites on chlld care iaclllties could be developed ot leared by a chlld care operatorH.A10 Yes
pollcy dlt€cts the Cltv in its
and planning
laws lnformatlonhouslng by provldlngtheln enlorcementassistshallclty fairandrecelve housing allegations,can investiSatethattoreferrals organilations tovlolatlonsreferand enforcingfalrwlth laws, possiblehouslngcomplianceH.6.2 processes. The ProJect vrill comPlYnla
the City in itspollcy
and planning
all requited State ener8Y-
H:t,l clty shall continue to implement state energy'efficient standards to development.
pollcy directs the CitY in its
nla and plannlngclty shall lnclude energv conservatlon glldellnes as part of the development for lhe speclflc plan atea.H-7,2
H.7.t TherityshallreduceresldentialcoollngneedsassociatedwiththEurbanheatisland effect.
pollcy dlrects the CltY ln lts
n/a and planningcity shall promote an lncrease in the energy efflclency of new and existing mlnlmum state requlrements.H.7.4
FPASP Poliry
No.
Project
corlsistent?FPASP Policy DescriPtion Note5
P!B! l0
August 2022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis nla
This poliey directs the Cltv ln its
decision-making and plannlng
processes. The ProJect may pa,ticipate
ln the Sactamento Municipal Utlllty
Dlstrlct's {SMUDI Solarshare program.
H-7.5 The city shall encourage the increated ute of renewable anergy' near translt, blcycle and pedesttlan frlendv areas of the city lhat encourage and roadway network in the plan Area shall be organized in a gridlike pattern H-7.8
7,L
nla
7 Yes
polic.y directs the Clty in its
and plannlngcity shall encourage "smart Srowth" that accommodates hlgher denslty the conservation of resources by reduclng the need for automobile use' Proiect is a lownhome rfsldental
that connects to existln8
and blocks, except where topography lnd natural features make it the malority of the Plan Ar€a ln older to create nelShborhoods that blklng, public transit and other alternatlve mode5 of transportation' roadways, or roadways to be
constfucted by other projects. The
roadways connect future lesidants of
the Project to adjacent school, park,
open space, and commercial uses.
The P.oiect complles wlth the Folrom
central District Design
and Citv standards for
neighborhoods.
Yes7-2
clrculation within the Plan Area shall be A0A accessible and minimize bartiets t0 a6ce5s by pedestrians, the disabled, seniors and bicyclists. Physical batriers such a! walls, belms, and landscaping that separate resldential and nonresidential uses anc imgede bicycle or pedestrian access or citculation shall be minimized' Project
consislent?
FPASP Policy FPASP Policy Description Notes
No.
PrAc 11
Au8lst 2022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis The project does not effect the Plan
Area's permanent membership in the
50 CorrldorTMA.
nla7.1
The Plan Afea shall apply for permanent membership in the 50 corridor TMA. Funding to be provided by a community Facllities District or other non.revocable funding mechanlsm,
bmit a General Plan Amendment to the city to modify General Plan Policy 17'1 Proiect does not include arterial o
nla7.4
n/at.s
n/a7.6 streets.
applicable Level Sewice under
framework of artelial and collectol roadways shall be develoPed that General Plan is'D.'The streets are
Traffic Level of Service 'C. This level of service may not be the entire Plan Area at buildout'
street layout connectinS to the
is conristent wlth the SpeciffcArea traffic while accommodating through-trafflc demands to adioining that €ncoutage transpottatlon cholces wlthln the Plan Area' and minor arterials, collectors, and minor collectors shall be provided that safely separate pedesttians from vehlcular trafllc and class ll desiSned to meet lraffic r€qui,ement5
and are conslstent with the Specific
Plan.
The ProJect lncludec two vehicle
access points on Weslwood orive.
llttle to no throu8h trafflc wlll access
the project.
^la
Irafflc calming meaiures Shall be utlllred,
neiShborhood cut-thlough tltffi c and excesslve
Roundabouts and traf{ic circles shalt be considered
streets as an alternatlve to four-way stops or where traffic signals will be required al project build-out. Traffic calming fealures included in the Clty of Folsom'! Neighborhood Trafflc Management Progtam Guidellnes (NTMPI may also be utill:ed ln the Plan Area.
where approprlate, to mlnlmlze
speeds in residentlal nelShborhoods.
on low volume neighborhood
7.7 YesRoadwayimprovements3hallbeconstructedtocoincidewithlhedemandsofneut development, as required to satisry city mlnlmum level of service standards't.8 FPASP Policy
No.
Project
Conslstent?
NotesFPI\SP Policv Description
stleets are
requirements and are
the Spetific Plan.
to meet
P.tr 12
Alturt lo22
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis nla
The ProJect is not located at the
interse€tion of East Bldwell Street and
Alder Creek Parkway.
7.8A
Pubtlcfrc/iJ,n
concurent wlth development of the sP-Rc and sP'GC parcels located at the intersectlon of East gidwell street and Alder creek Parkway, the following roadway improvements will be constructed:
. Alder Creek Parkway fiom Prairie City Road to East Bidwell Street' . East Eidurell Street from Whlte Rock Road to U.S. Highway 50. . Rowbcrry Road (lncludlng the over'crosslng of U.S. Hlghway 50).
Ihe timlng, extent of improvements and interim implovements shall be predicated or lhe extent and type of development proposed for the above referenced parcels Yes
fhe Projed i5 consistent with the
applicable adopted Specific Plan,
which addresses public transportation
opporlunities.
Public tra,tspott"t,on opportunities to, from, and withln the Plan Area shall be mordlnated wlth the city Publlc works Tlansit Divlsion and lhe Sacramento ReEional rransit Dlstrict {RT). Regional and local lixed and circulator bus [outes through the plan Area shall be an integral part of the overall circulation netwolk to guarantee public transportatlon service to malo. destlnations for employrnent, shopping, public institutions, multl-family housing and other land uses likely to atttact public transit use.
7,9
The P(oject is consistent \ilith the
adopted Speciflc Plan, which addresses
publlc transportation opportunities.
Yes7,10
Consistent with the mort recent update of the RT master plan and the Plan Master Transit Plan, a transit corridor shall be provided throuEh the plan Area reglonal 'Hl-Bus's service (refer to Figure 7.29 and the FPASP Transit sufflclent right-of-wav shall be dedlcated for the transit corridor as described
7.3 and Figures ?.2,7.J,7.L4 &7,Ls
The Project is consistent with lhe
applicable adopted Speclfic Plan,
which addrelses publlc t.ansportatlon
oooortunities.
Yestransit bus stops and assoclated amenities shall be placed at key locations Plan Area accordlng to the recommendatlon of the FPNP Ttansit Master Plan'7.tL FPASP Policy
No.
Proiect
Consistent? NotesFPASP Pollcy Description
Prgc 13
Aulurt 2012
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhiblt 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis Yes
Ihe Proiect is conslstent with the
applicable adopted speclfic Plan,
whldr addresses publlc transportation
oooortunltles.
,.t2
provide interim park-and-rlde facilities fot public transit ule as shown in the FpAsP Transit Marter Plan.
nla
This pollcy directs the clty in its
declslon-making and plannlng
procetses.
7.1t
Clty of Folsom shall partlcipate wlth the
in an update of the "Folsom El Dorado Corridor Transit strate8,y Report dated Oerember 2005. The update shall include the Plan Area and El Dorado County
nla
Ihis policy directs the clty in lts
decision-makinB and planning
ptocesses.
,.14
City of Folsom shall participate with the Sactamento Area Council of in a revision of the City of Folsom Short'Range Transit Plan Update Final Report, 2005. The update shall include the Plan Area'
plan Aiea to provlde safe routes of travel for pedestrians and blcycllsts as depicted
7.15 Yes
Yes7.t6
alllink u5e5landshall internallVand bikewaystrails,of sldewalks,system wlthtrail facllltlesandor contlguousStreetexternalallto plannedexistinS PedestrlansectionS.roadwaytheon applicablelndlcatedand as7.32Figure tn with standards,designbeshall accordance Cityfacillties designedbicycle 6uldellne was used ln the preparation
the Speclflc Plan, and The Ptolect ls
with the specitlc Plan.
Sec.amento Reglonal Transit DlstricL (RTl "A Guide to Transit {ToD}" shall be used as a deslgn guldellne fot subsequent ptoiect for all proJects along the plan Area lransit corridor'
and Clty standards.
wlth the adopted SPecific
the latest version of the Bikeway Master Plan, the FPASP and lhe FPAsP Design Guidellnes.
Proiect includes ptivate walkways
publlc sldewalks that are
Yes provlded vla roadways, sldewalks, and
to nearby open space 6leas i5
public accessibility to open space and scedic areas wlthln the Plan Area shall be provided via roadway, sldewalkr, trall and bikeway connectlons, where appropriate'7.t7 Project
consistent?
FPASP Policy NotesFPASP Policy DescriPtion
No.
PrBe 14
Aug!5i 2022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPAsP Policy Consistency Analysis nla Ihe Project does not include crosslngs
of any arterlal or collectot' streets,t.l8 Irafflc calmlng measures and slgnage shall be used to enhance the safety of sidewalk, trail and blk€way ctossinSs of arterlal and collector 5treets' Alder Creek is not located on the
Project site.nla
I bike path and trail crossings of Alder Creek and intermlttent be mlnimired and located and desi8ned to caute the leatt amount of the creek envlronment.
drainager channels
7.19 nla
The Prolect does not dlrectly connect
to any identlfled Safe Routes to School
oublic sidewalls,
state and federal programs, safe routes to schools shall be identlfled and signed'1.20 Yes
The proiect is adjacent to Mangini
Farkway, whlch wlll be developed with
clars ll bike lanes as pan of the
olanned glcvcle network.
7.21 All Plan Area land uses shall be located within approximatelY 1/2 mile of a class I bike path or a Class ll blke lane,
The ProJect does not include non'
residential development and complies
with the Folsom Ranch, Central District
Desl8n Guldelines and Clty standards
for residential neighborhoods.
n/a,.22
site design and building placement shall minimhe battiets to pedestrian access and interconnectlvitv. Physical barriers such as wallr, berms, landscaplng and slopes between residential and non-.€sldential land uses that unnecessarlly lmpede bicYcle or pedestrian circulation shall be minimired. clearly ma*ed rhaded paths shall be provided through commercial and mixed use parking lots.
Project
Consistent?
FPASP Policy FPASP Policy Description Notes
No.
Prac 15
AuBu3t 2022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5; Folsorn Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis in Table A.14.
Proj€ct does not include open
Space areas shall be created throughout the entirely of the Plan Area' nla7.23
nla
u5e9.
varlous locations on both palcels.
parking spacer are required.
lhe Project include5
spaces for itr shared bicycle
and wlll provide blcycle rack
(except for single-family and single-family hi8h density residential uses) short and long term bicycle parklng shall be provlded for all Plan Atea
8.1 8.
Each dwelling unit in the Project
comes with a garage, whlch will
provide space for blcycle Parklng;
therefore, pursuant to Table A.14, no
nla space utes.
Project does not include oPen
8.2 a pr€3erve open space zone that will lnclude all of the pteserved wetlands and required buffers that are under the iurisdiction of the U.S. ArmY Corp of €ngineers nla
The Project does not lnclude open
lpace uses.facilities, storm water quality detention baslns, water qualltY structures, wetland and tree limlted
8.3 The Project does not lnclude school,
oark, ot ooen soa€e us€5.nla8.4 feaslble, locate schools and parks adjacent or near to open space' fhe Prolect does not include open
Space uses.nta8.5 woodlands, Alder Cleek and lt5 trlbutarles, hlllside areas, cultural resourccs, and of Carson, Buflalo and Coyote Creeks within the boundarie! of the Plan incorporat€ sensitive Plan Area natural r€50urces,Space aleas nla Ihe Prolect does not include open
Space u5es.
space improvements shall complv with City of Folsom General Plan Pollcy 27.1 Actthe8.6
ProjectFPASP Policy f PASP Policy Description consistent?No.
Notes
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PaB. 16
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Nelghborhood--FPASP Policy Conslstency Analysis n/a
The proiect does not include natural
parkways.
thlrty percent (30%) Plan Area nalural open space provided the followlng
8.7a: They include a paved path or t.ail.
8.7.b: They have the ability to be utitlred for tree mitigation plantings or other
8.7.c: They are planted primarlly with callfornia central valley and foothills native as described ln the most current edition of Rivet-Ffiendly Landscape Guldelines. criteria ir met:
mltlgatlon mearures and;
4.,
nla Ihe Proiect does not include open
50ace uses.8.8 Clags I bicycle paths and gaved and unpaved trails lhtouShout the open space' Yes
The Project slte does not lnclude any
ldentifi ed cultural resources identlfied
to be pre5eNed, oak woodlands/trees,
or hillsides, or tributaries.
8.9 Carefully site infrastfuctule, includinB roads, wastewatet Irallhesds, equest,lan tralls and the llke lo minimize lmpact to the oak woodlands, Alder creek and lts tributaries, hlllslde areas, cultural resources and int€rmlttent Iributatles of Carson, Buflalo and Coyote Cteeks within the boundaries of the Plan Area,
and water facilities,
The Project does not include open
soace or natulal featute uses.n/aProvide lhe opportunlty for educational proStams lhat hlShlight the value the Plan
the
varlous8.10
nla
The ProJect does not include open
lpace uses,
All open space improvements, includlng erosion control plantlng and landrcaping, wlthln the 2fi!-year flood plain shall be designed to wlthstand inundation during a 200 vear flood event,
8.11 nla
fhe Project does not include oPen
space uses nol is it located lear Aldea
Creek.
including erosion control planting and landscapinB
to Alder Cteek and its ttibutarles shall be consistent with Section 10'2'5 &
open space improvements,
8.r2
Project does not include open
ules,nlaFASP Open Space Management Plan the ownership, funding, and malntenance of open space areas.8.1t
Project
Consistent?
FPASP Policy FPASP Pollcy DescriPtion Notes
No.
P:ga 17
August 2O2:
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPAsP Policy Consistency Analysis Appllcation documenti submitted to
the City contain this information. The
ProJect will comply with appllcable
FPASP design Buldelines.
nla
The FPASP communitY DesiSn Guidellnes shalllnclude recommendations for the design of natural parkways and other passlve open space recreation facilities, stofm water quallty detentlon baslns, water quallly structures, wetland and tree mltigatlon ereas. and Dubllc utllltles.
8.14 Yes8.15
sensillve
Pro,lect does not reduce the
of open space ln the Plan
to ensure that thirty percententillement! within the FPASP shall be of the Plan Atea is maintained 3s natural open space to pteserve oak n/a
Pro,lecl does not include any
blic patks, but it does inciude an
Dtay area and shared
and community area thal
acessible via lnterior walkways. All
park acreage currently approved on
Project site will be transfelred to a
nearby parcel ln the Plan Area via a
MAM.
promote walking and cyclinS, community and nel8hborhood parks shall to the pedestrian and bic'ycle network.9.1
The Proiect does nol include any
publlc parks, but does include an open'
turf play area and shaled recreatlonal
and communitv area that will provide
recreational opportunities for
resldents of all aSes and capabilities.
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Park derigns shall accommodate a vatiety of active and ptsslve recreatlonal hcilities and activilies that meet the needs of Plan Area residents of all ages, abilities 8nd speclal lnterest groups, including the disabled.
9.2 FPASP Pollcy
No.
Project
Consistent?
NotesFPASP Policy Description
Pdi,e 18
A!tutt 2022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5i.Folsom Ranch Rental Nelghborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis The Project does not propose any
oublic oarks.
nla9.3
Nelghborhood pafks shall feature active recreational u5e5 a5 a priority and provlde fleld llghllng for nighttime sports uses and other activities as deemed appropriate by the CiW of Folsom Parks and Recleatlon Department'
nla Ihe Project does not propose any
oublic oar1(5.
sports facilities listed ln Table 9.1 are
neighborhood and locrl parkr' The CIty may amend Table 9'1 as FPASP.without
facilities for inclusion
9.6 nla
Ihe Project does not propose any
publlc park. The shared recreatlonal
area and open-turf Play area will
include shieled and energy efflclent
llchtlnn.
pa* master plans shall include a lightlng plan and all park liShting fixtures shall and energy efficient.9.5
Ihe Project does not include any
public parks, but does lnclude an open'
turf play area and shared recreational
and community area that will Provlde
shaded arear, lnclude water efliciency
measures, and wlll be maintained bv
the property owner.
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shall be desi8ned and landrcaped to provide shade. easy malntenance, and to accommodate a varlety of recreational uses. Patk comply with Folsom Municipal Code Chapter 13'26 water Conservation and mltlgatlons measures set forth ln the FpASP EIR/E15.
9.6 nla fhe Project does not propose anY
oublic oark.
park tumiture and structures shall be based on vandal
the9.'
the Prolect do€s not propose any
oubllc oatks.nlzln park where apptopriate and feasible ln compllancePubllc art ls Arts and Master Plan.9.8
Pro,iect does not propose any
u3es.ot
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Easements and deslgnated open space shall not be ctedited as parkland acreage These areas may be used for park actlvities, but not to satisfy Quimby park land dpdlstion reouiremenls.
9.9 Project
Consistent?
FPASP Policy NotesFPASP Policy Description
No.
P.l" 19
Aulurt 2O2l
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood*FPASP Policy Consistenry Analysis nla The Project does not propose anv
public parks.
towets or antennae in parks in strongly discouraged
Cell towers or antennae are permitted to be localed on sporls field li8hting poles witl a use oetmit,
Placement of rtand alone cell
9.10 nla
The Proiect does not propose any
oublic oarks.
9.11 and deslgned wlth special attentloo to safety and vislblllty.
Park designs shall follow the use,estrictions as outllned in the Folsom Municipal Code Chapter 9.68: U5e of Palk Facillties. The Parks and Recreation commisslon shall review all park master development plans and make recommendalions to the Citi All parks shall be slted
Council for approval.
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Thls pollcy affects the City and does
not apply to indlvldual developers.Parks Master Plan shall be prepared for the Plan Area.9.12 The Prolect does not propose anV
oublic oark3.
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park rlte shown on Fitute 9.1 exceeds five percent, the be rough Lraded by owner/developer/bullder dedicating the park land wlth gradlng plans approved by the Clty of Folsom Parks and The 6ost to grade sites may be ctedited agalnst patk impact fees lf the existing slope
9.r3
easementg, wetlandr,
9.14 Project site doeg not contain anv
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nla10.1
land dedications are nei eteas in acres and
and or structurec.
areas and cortidor5, or otherwise provided for in protected areas. wetlands shall be preserved to the greatest ertent possible withln Prolect does not propose any
dedlcation.
nla
Prolect slte not contain anVpreservatlon ls not feaslblc, mltiSatlon measures ln FPASP t5.
rhall b€ caried out
10.2 nla
The Proiect site does not contain any
wetlands.10.3
Clean water Act shallon Section 401 of
nce of the Section 404
guallty
before
FPASP Policy
No.
Project
Consistenl?FPASP Policy Description Notos
Patc l0Autult 2012
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhlbit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis The Proiect site does not conlaln any
wetlands.nlar0.4
maintenance, and monitorin8 of compensation wetlands shall be with requlrements of the USACE, pursuant lo the issuance of a permit. CompenSation wetlands may conslst of one of the followlnS:
Constructed wetlands within deslSneted open space areas or corridors ln the Wetland credlts purchased from a mitiEstion bank; and /or; The putchase of land at an off'slte location to preserve ol construct mitiSation ensure successful compensation wetlands, wetland {easibllity studies shall be out in conjunction with request fol permits from regulatory agencles ptior to Area;
nla
The Proiect site does not contaio any
wetlands.10.5
on the habitats ptesent within the preservation and mitigation areas, long-term mana8ement and monitorin8 of these habltats, legal protection for preservatlon and mltlgation areas {e.g', conservatlon easement, declaration restrictions), and funding mechanism information (e.8-. endowment)' The plan shallappllcants preparethetheof 4Asection proce55, proj€ctpermhtinSpatt lncludeshallTheand plan(MMp).planmitlgation monitoring
participation withh mitlgation banks.
The Prolect site does not contaln any
wetlands.nla10.5
iraintenance and monltorlng of all compensaiion wetlands, whether construcled or purchased, shall be carried out by an approved monitorlng agencv or organiratlon, rnd shall be in accordance lvith all federal, state, and local regulatlons' Monltoring shall continue for a minlmum of 5 years fiom completion of mlti8ation or until performance standards have been met' whichever is lonBer FPASP Policy NotesFPASP Policy Description
Pro.icct
consistent?No.
Prg! 2lAuiurt 2022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and vector District will provide year-round and v€ctot control in accordance with state reBulations and it$ Mosquito nla Management Plan.
Pe96 2t
Auturt 2022
elatus ve.nal pool inveltebrates shall be protected as required by State and regulatory agenchs' Where protectlon is nol leasible. vernal pool Project site does not conlain anv
ro.7 nla
Yes10.8
shall be mltlSated per the wetland mitlgatlon and monltorlng plan' the appllcrble CEQA documents.
Projecl will comply with all
wildllfe mltlgatlon
state and fedeaal tegulatory agencles.
blackbird nesting colony habitat, lf any, shall be protected as required Yes
Proiecl will complv with all
appllcable wildlife mitigation measures
ln the appltcable C;qA documents.10.9 Swainson's Hawk mit:gation plan shall be prepared to avoid lorr of nesting areas if The Projec'l wlll comPlY with all
applicable wildlife miti8ation measutes
ln the applicable €EqA documenls.
However, the P.oiect Site does not
contaln any VELB habhat.
nlaincidental take permit shall bc obtained to avoid lmpscts on the valley Elderbeary Longhorn Eeetle (VELB|, unless delistin6 has occurred',,o.10 The Project will comPlY with all
applicable wildlife mitlgation measures
in the applicable CEQA documents'
VesSpecial.statusbatroost'shallbeprolectedasrequiredbystateandfedelalreEulatory agencies.10.11
Project $rill comPlY with all
vector conttof regulatlons'10.12
Project
consist ant?
FPASP PolicY NotesFPASP Policy DescriPtion
No'
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistenry Analysls Ihe Project slte does not have any oak
woodlands or oak tree canoPY to be
oreserved,
nlaand protect in perpetuitv approxlmately 399'acrcs of existing oak
10.13 nla
The Proiect site doe5 not have any oak
woodlands or oak tree canopy to be
preserved.
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Ite Prolest sile does not have any oak
woodlands or oak ttee canopy to be
preserved.
detalls of ownershlp, long tetm maintenance and monitorinB of the preserved oak woodlands and Isolated oak tree canopy shall be speclfted in the FPASP Open gpace Management Plan approved €oncurrently with the FPASP' oak woodlands are encouraSed to be preserved wherevet practlcal, provided preservation does not:
Requlae mass gradlng that eliminates level pads or requlres speclalired Requlte the pre$ervatlon of any trees cenitled by an atbotist to be dead or in poor harardour or non<orrectable condition or lrees th€ pose a safety risk to the publlc' Cost more to preserue the tree than to mitigate for its loss, based on the lsolated
10.14 10.15 tnfeetihan 4earthenextendedusethe of of greatersloperwallretainingRequlre theof wall.of the theto retainingthefiom bottom footinB topmeasuredas oak trees lncluded ln resldentlal and non-restdentlal development parcel inreduction sizethe ofotlotsthetn ofnumber significantaCause reduction listed
lots.
Project
Consistenl?
FPAsP Policy NotesFPA5P Policy DescriPtion
No.
Plgc 23
Aurutt 1022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy consistenry Analysis The ProJect site does not have any oak
woodlands or oak tree c"noPY to be
preserved.
nla10.16
according to the following national tatinS svstem developed by the American Ru'rNr: Dgsc*rprtox
Nr'ru!!l:t:!)
Nu- lPt'" jI!.P,19!!t t"t:!,
RarrNc No.'t
Trrsra l0.l
l:air
)
development parcels shall beoak trees ln resldentlal and of ConsuhinS Arbotists (ASCA):
L\t!!u
!rc{lsry
(loorl
tlla nlurs o-r -no*-ot rrt tlblc
l)md
F-rt rctrre-prohlmr{rl
,ll:'....t
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The Project slte does not have any oak
woodlands or oak tree canopv to be
preserved.
As part of any small lot tentatlve subdlvlsion map applicatlon submittal. prepar€ and submit a site map, a tree pteservation program and arborist's lepolt and both a canopy survey of oak trees in the development parcel as well as a survey of lndlvldual free standing oak tree!" The tu.veys will show trees to be preserved and trees to be removed conslstent wlth the requirements of FMc chapter 12'16'
10.17 FPASP Policy
No
Project
Consistent?FPASP Policy Description Notes
PiEc 24
Argull l02l
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
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Ihe Project site does not have any oak
woodlands or oak tree canopy to be
pfcserved.
10.18 For Small loi tentative subdlvision parcels that conlaln oak trees, a pt€-appllcation and conceptutl project review l5 required to ensure that every reasonahle tnd practical effort has been made by the applicant to preserve oak trees, At a minimum, the submittal shall conslst of a completed appllcatlon form, the gite map, the tree presewation pro8rem, the-atborist's report, an aerial photo8raph of the groject site, the oak tree surveys, and a conceptual site plan and Sradint plan showint toad and lot layouts and oak taees to be preselved or removed.
The Proiect site does not have any oak
woodlands or oak tlee canopY to be
preserved.
nla10.19
Mlnot admlnistratlve modlflcatlons to the tPAsP developmcnt standards, including but not limired to teduced parkinB reguirements, reduced landscape requirement, reduced front and rear yard building setbarks, tnodified drainage requirements, indeased building heights; and variations ln lot area, width, depth 3nd site coverage are permitted as part of the Design Review approval process in order to preserve additional oak trees wlthin development parcels.
nla
The Project site does not have any oak
woodlands ot oak tree canopy to be
preserved.
when oak trees are proposed for preservation in a development parcel, ensur€ their protection during and afler construction as outlined in FMC Chapter 12'16 - Tree pfeservatlon, once an individual residence or commerclal building has recelved an occupancy petmit, preserved trees on the propeny are sublect to the teguirements of FMC Chapter 12.16 - Tree Preservation.
10,20
FPASP Policy
No.
Project
consistent?FPASP Policy Description Notes
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis following prepared prior to extensive grading or excavatlon:
Exlsting archeologlcal
archaeologist.
reports relevant to the Plan Alea shall be revlewed by a10,21a;
10.21b: Areas found to contain or likely to contsin archaeoloSical resou.ces shall be
10.21c: An Archaeologlcal Resources Report shall be prepared, as appropriate' nla
archaeologlcal surveys and
here were prepared ptior to
of the P,oject site, which has
occurred, and they have been
,ha!'id.l t^ rlra ,^:lifnrnic lrlrrariarl
P.!c 25
10.21 Aulult ,012
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis lnformatlon System (CHRl5l.
10.2ld: Copies of all records shall be submined to the approprlate lnformation centet in the Callfornla Hlstorlcal Resource lnformallon System (CHRlSl. lrnu rroi".,
Irnr."
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does not propose op€nPubllcly accesslble trai13 and facilities in open space areas shall be located so ar to ensure lhe integrity and preseruation of historical and cultural resources as specified in the FPASP Communlty OesiSn Guidetines and the Open Space Management plan' 1o.22
nla lThe Project does nol include ttalls ot
lconnections to tralls.10.23 toward cultural reroulces from publicly accetsible t.3ll3 a.rd facilitles shall be lnterpretive dlsplays near cultural resources shall be unobtrurive and compatible with the vlsual form ofthe resources.
drainage coutses within the Plan Area along Aldel. Carson, Coyote. and Creeks and their trlbutaties shall be preserved as required by state and federal nla10.24
Yes10.25
requlre dlsplays on the Project 5ite.
are no Eultutal resourcei thet
agencies and lncorporated lnto the overall storm water dralnage system' Project is consirtent with the
master plan.
Project doe! not propose ttails.ala
located within open space corridors and areas shall
control meaiures to minimile sedlmentation of neatbY creeks and malntain be desi8ned to include soll
natural rtate of
10.26 Project does not propose oPen
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uges.t0.2t
facllitles {e.g., picnic areas and trails) located
or areas shall be SubjeEt to urban storm walel besl nanagement ptactlces, open lpace
- sustainabtedeflned in
Proiect
Consistent?
FPASP Policy NutesFPASP Policv Descriptir,ln
No,
P.rc 26Auturt 2Ot2
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis Yes
The described BMPs will be
lncorporated ln the notes sectlon for
the final improvement plans for the
Prolect.
10.28 minimize the transfer of water borne particulates and pollutants lnto the storm water dralnage system ln conformanc€ with FMC chapters 8.70 - Stormwater Mana8ement & Discharge Control and 14.29 - Gradlng as well as current NPDES permit requlrements and state water Regources contlol Board's construction Genelal mltlgation specllled ln the FPASP EIR/Els shall be lmplemented' practlces toincorporated intoBest management practlces
All applicable FPASP EIR miti8atlon
measures will be lmDlemented.
Yes10.29
Pro.lect wlll not impact Alder
nltt0.30
Creek
^la10.31
shall be given to blotechnical or non'sttuclu ral alternatives, over be preierved in it5 natural slate, to the extent feaslble, to malntain involvinB revetments, bank reglading or installation of stream tralning ProJect slt€ does not contaln any
or strerm bank-
to thewetland
nla The P.oiect will not imPact Alder
Creek.10.32
improvements and maintenance activity, including creek bank stabilhation' to Alder Creek shall comply with the Clean Water Act Section 404 permlts rhe Central Valley Flood Protectlon Act of 2008 {sB 5}' The Project will not impact Alder
Creek.
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Eank stabilization and other erosion control measure
wherever feaslble. The ure of biotechnical stabill2atioil methods is required within Alder Oeek where it is technicallV sultable can be used lnstead of mechenical stablllzallon.
shall have a natural appearance,
10.33 ProJect
Consist ent?
FPASP Policy N otesFPASP Policy DescriPtion
No,
Pltc 27
Autult 1022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5l Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis Ihe Prolect will not impact Alder
Creek.
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itew dtaintge outfalls wlthin or near Alder Creek, or improvements io exlstlng outfalls, shall be designed and constructed utilizing low impact development lLlDf practlces In conformance with the most cutrent Natlonal Pollutant Discharge gllmlnatton (NPDE) regutatlons. Conrlstentwlth these practices, storm water collection shall be decenralized, lt3 quality lmproved and lts peak flow contalned in detentlon facilities that will slowly release lt back lnto the creek dralnaSe outfalls and lmpfovements shall be unobttusive and natural ln appearance lrefer to Section 12.6' Stormwate,l.
10.!!l
The Proiect wlll not impact Alder
Creek.n/awhere practlcal. However, ln the event encloachment is unavoldable, shall comply with the FpASP EIR/EIS mitlgation measures, and all relevant of the Central valley Flood protection Plan and FMc chaptet 14'23 - Flood theon CreekAlder 200-avoid enfioachingshallPlan Area pro.lectsdevelopmcnt th€oltheto creek floodplainnothat alterationsadversefloodI to ensureplain Prevenllon.
10.35 The Project will not impact Aldet
Creek.nla10.35
Plan Area streets that cross Alder Cr€ek may be 8tade-separated fiom the creek to allow uninterrupted passage of wildlifu and trail usets. Adequate vertlcal clearance shall be provided under all such street crossin8s to allow safe' vlsible bicycle' pedestrlan and equesrlan t6vel. Any streets that Gross Alder creek and are grade- separated shall follow the standards ettabllshed ln FMC Chapter 10'28 - Brldges' The Prolect wlll not impact Aldet
Creek.nlavehicle access along Alder Creek may be provided on Class I bike paths accegs roads to 7
r037
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The Project will not impact Alder
Creek.
to Alder Creek shall be limited to brldges,
publlc facllities and for other public
shielded and energv efficient.
satety putpores. liShtint fixtures shall be fully
underpasses, railheads,All liBhtinE adiacent
10.38 Project
Consistent?
FPASP Policy NotosFPASP Policy DescriPtion
No.
Prg. 28
Auruit 2022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Nelghborhood-'FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis fhe Prolect will not impact Alder
Creek.
nlar0.59
paved and unpaved tralls maV be constructed near Alder
creek in the SP-OS2 passive open space rone conslstent with thc FpASP Community Class I blke paths and other
Deslnn Guidelines.
n/a
The Proiect will not impact Alder
Creek.10.40
Public access points shall be located in areas where they have the least impact to the Alder creek environment and designed to avoid sensltive plant wlldlife habitat areas. nla
The Prolect wlll not impact Alder
Creek.
Re-vegetation and new Flanting along Alder Creek shall use Callfornla central valley rnd foothllls nrtiv€ plants as described in the mott current edltion of River-Friendly Landscaoe Guidelines,
10.41 2001) the plan achleves a 35% reduction in potential emissions than tould occur Prolect wlll not impact Alder
^la10.42
Yer10,43
to the recommendations and pollcier of the Alder Creek Watershed operational Alr quolity MitiSaiion Plan has been prepared and approved by the Project wlll comply wlth all Plan where feaslble.
Metropolltan Air quallty Mana8ernent Oistrlct based on the Disttict's guidelines dated July 2004, As required by LAFCO Resolution 1195 (dated 6 applicable air quality mitlSation
measures ln the applicable
certified/adopted CEQA documents.
Yes
The Project wlll comply wlth all
appllcable alr quallty mitigatlon
measures in the applicable
cerrlff ed/adopled cEqA document!.
10.44 The approved operatlonal Air Quallty Mltlgation measures shall be included as policles in the relevant sections of the FPASP.
FPASP Policy
No.
FPASP Policy Description Consislent?
Project Notcs
Prlc 29Auguit 2022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5l Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis nla
thls pollcy is an advlsory and not
mandalory. Some of the PtoPosed
residential land uses wlll be located
$/ithin 50&feet of U.S. Highway 5;
however, the Pro.lect lncludes alr
filtration systems as part of housing
consttuctlon, whlch will effectivly
mltigate the air guallty concerns
underlying thls pollcy. Furthermore,
the change in land use for these
parcels approved by the City in 20?0
via a MAM to th€ Speclfic Plan allow
development of resldential unfts on
the Project site at a density that
.equlres locatlnE at least some unlts
wlthln 500 feet of U.S. HighwaY 5Q
thus the City has accepted thal
hourlng can be bullt within such
proxlmlty to the highwav. Although,
notably, the ma,orltv of the unlts
would be located more than 500 feet
from the highway.
10.45 Based on advlsory recommendations lncluded ln Table l-1 of the Callfornla Air Resources Board document entitled Alt cluality and Land Use Handbook, avoid locating residential lend uses within 500'feet of U.s. Highway 50- Yes
Conslstent with the Speclfic Plan and
the Air Quality Manatement Plan.
Wood burning fireplaces are not
included in the Proiect.
10.46 Prohibil \ilood burning flreplaces in all tesidential constluction' Proiect
Consistent?
FPASP Policy NotesFPASP Policy Description
No.
Pagr 30Augurt 2012
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis speclfic developmenl projects shall incorporate !lD design strategies that include:
Minlmizing and reducing the impervious surface of rite development by the paved area of roadwayt sidewalks, driveways, parklng areas, and roof P.ge :11
Aulult 1022
n/a10.4t
Yes10.48
as it is a multFfamily r€sidential
for renters.
the MLD land uses.
complimentary electric lawnmowers lo each residential buyer ln the SF, SFHD Project wlll comply with the noise
generated by traftic to less than 60 d8-
developments must be designed and/or located to reduce outdoor noise Paolect does no! Include these
uses nor does lt lnclude lndivldual
mitigatlon measules in the
certlf ied/adopted C€QA
nla the Aerojet facilltles.
Pro.lect wlll not be impacted by
10.49 Noise fiom Aeroiet propulsion system and loutine component affectlng 5ensltlve teceptol areas Shall be mitigated based on recommendationt in the testlng faclllties
acou5tlcal studv.
Yes
Aviation easements have been
recorded on the property and
dlsclosures wlll be provlded in CC&R's.
10.s0
Conditions, Covenants and Reslrictions in the Department of Real Eslate Public Report shall dlsclose that the Plan Area is within the Mather AitPort lliSht path and over fllght nolse may be present at various tlmes'
Aviation easemenls have been
recorded on the property.Yes
Landowner shall, ptlor to Tler 2 Development Agreement, tecord an easement over the property relating to noite caused by aircraft arliving or departing ftom Mather Airoort.
10.51 Low
Proj ect
Consistent?
FPASP PolicV NotesFPASP Policy Description
No,
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5l Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-'FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis use ofturf ls not allowed on slopes Sreater than 2594 whele the toe of the slope is adJacent to an impermeable hardscape. Consistent with CALGreen Tler 2 voluntary recommendations, all development proiects within the Plan Area shall be encouraSed llmlt the use of turf to 25,6 of the total landscaped area' tltc 32Augurt 2022
the Project ir consistent with the
Clty's Backbone lnftastructure Maste,
Plan, which includes stormwater
requirementg. The Project has
lncorporated LID deslgn sttategles as
described in section 10.52 of the EIR
for the FPASP.
Yes10.52
10.2b: Breaklng up large areas of lmpervlous surface area and dlrectlng stormwater flows awav from these ateas to stabilized vegetated areas;
10.52c: Minimhlng the lmpact of development on sensltive tite featurel such as streams, ltoodplains, wetlands, woodlands, and siSnificant on-site ve8etatlon;
10.52d; Malntaining natural drainage courses; and
10.52e: Provide runoff storage dispersed unlformly throughout the site, using a variety of LID detention, retention, and runoff techniques that may include:
' Bioretention facilities and swales (shallow vegetated depressions engineered to collecl, store, and lnflltrate runot0; and
. Landscape buffers, parkways, parking medians, filter strips, vegetated curb extenslons, and planter boxes {containing grass or other close'Srowing vegetation planted between polluting sources {such as a roadway or site developmentl and downstream receivlng water bodiesl.
Landscoolna Polld*
Yes
Project ii deiiSned to be
wlth the appllcable design
native plant species as desctlbed in the most curlent edition of River'Frlendly Lrndscape Guidelines and d,ouSht tolerant adaptive plant species except at neighborhood entry gateways end simllar high visibllitv locations where ornamental be
Plan Area landscape palette shall consist of Central valley and loothllls
10.53 nla Ihe Prolect does not include anV
llopes greater than 25%.10.srl
Proj ectFPASP Policy NotesFPASP Policy Description Consistcnt?No.
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Poliry Consistency Analysis shall be interspersed throu8hout parking lots so that in fifteen (15) years, forty (4Ol percent of the parklng lot will be in shade at high noon. At plantinE, trees shall be equivalent to a {15 container ot larget.
nla
Project does not contain anY
lots ar each unit comer wlth a
but doet contaln some
parklng spaces for guests.
design lncludes trees that wlll
shade throughout the
including near guest
spaces.
l.f,c f,3Au!'un 2022
The Prolecl does not p.opose open
space uses.nla
open space areas adjacent to buildlngs and development parcels shall maintain a fuel modltlcatlon and vegelation mrnagement arEa in order tO ptovide the mlnimum fuel modlticatlon fire break as requlred by Slate and local laws and ordlnances.
Additionally, development parcels adlacent to op€n space areas may be required to provlde emergency aecess through the property to the open space by means of gates, access roads or othet means approved by the Clty of Folsom Fire Department. ownership and maintenance of op€n space areas. including fuel modification requlrements and fire ha:ard reduction measures a,e outllned ln the FpASP open Space Management Plan.
10.55 10.56
Proiect
consistent?
FPAsP PolicV FPASP Policy Description
No,
Notes
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis Polleles
Ihe Proiect includes all electric
inftastructure. benefits frdm SMUD
energy efficiency programs, and will
comply with all appllcable energY
conser\rirtion development 5tandard5.
As well, the Proiect must adhete to
Californla's ener8y effi ciencY standards
for residential buildings, includlng the
requirement for solar panels on all
.esidential construction staring in
202O incluslve of multi-famlly units up
to three storles (see Bulldlng EnergY
€fficient Standards ffitle 24, Parts 6
and 111; Publlc Resources Code, 5
25000 et seo.l.
Yesof energy resources will be encounged through irite and building standatds.to,g,
Where ilte condltions Peamlt, the
P.ojest incorporates site deslSn
measures that reduce heatlng and
coolinE needs through bullding
orienlrtlon.
Yes
Buildings shall incorporate site desiSn measules that teduce heatinS and coollnS needs bV orienting buildinSs on the site to reduce heat loss and Sain d€pending on the tlme of day and season of the Year.
10.s8
see Policy 10.57 above.Yessolar access to homes shall be considered in the design of rerldential neighborhoods to optimire the opportunlty for passive and astlve solar enerBy strategies'10.59 Project
consistent?
FPASP Policy NotesFPASP Policy Description
No.
P!6c 3{
Augurt 202:
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Conslstency Analysis Yes
theslte condltlons
incorpotates southern
for multi-fu mily resldentlal10.60 Multi-famlly and attached residential units shall be orienled toward southern exposutes, where site conditlons petmlt.
Ye5
fhe prolect ls deslgned to comply with
the applicable Oesign Guldellnes and
standards. The required features will
be verlfled durlng the bullding plan
check process.
Buildings shall be desiSned to incorporate th€ use of high quality, energy efflcient glazing to reduce heat loss and gain.10.61
Yes
The Prolect is designed to comply rvith
the applicable Design Guidelines and
standardr. The requlred features will
be verifled during the bullding plan
check process.
10.62 Energy efflcient appliances, windows, insulation, and othet avallable technolo8les to reduce energy demands will be encouraged.
nla
The Prolect does not include offlce
use5.Oflice park uses shall install automatic lightlnB and thetfiottat features'lo.6:l nla fhe Prolect does not lnclude
lommerclal or oublic buildlnrs.10.613
Commerclal and public bulldings shall use energy eflicient llghting with automatlc controlr to mlnimlre ener8y use.
Yes
Ihe Prolect lncludes all electric
residenllal lnfrastructure, and ls
designed to comply with the
applicable Design Guldelines and
ltandards. The requlred features will
be verlfled during the buildlng plan
check process,
10.55 Energy $tar certlfled equlpment and appllances shall be lnstalled, to :nclude: 10'65a - Residential appliances; hea[ing and cooling systems; and roofin$ and 10,65b - Nonresidential appliances and oflice equipment; heatinS. coolidg. and lightinl control systems; and rooflng
FPASP Policy
No.
P roject
€onsistent?FPASP Policy Description Notes
Augutt:O:2 P!g! 35
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis Yes See Policy 10.57 above.10.66
Commerclal, residentlal, and public projects shall be deslSned to allow for the possible installation of alternative energy technologies lncludlng active solar, wlnd, or other technologiet and shall comply with the followlng standatds: 10.66a - lnstallation of solar technology on buildings such as rooftop photovoltaic cell arrays shall be installed in accordance with the state Fire Marshal safety re6ulations and 10,66b - Standard rooftop mechanical equipment shall be located in such a manner so as not to preclude the lnstallatlon of solar panelr.
- Alternative energy mechanical equipment and accessories install€d on the of a bulldlng, they shall be int€8r3ted with roofing materials and/or blend with structute's architectutal form'
The Project ls designed to comply urlth
the appllcable Design Guidellnes and
standards. The required leatures will
be verifled durlng the bulldlng plan
check process.
Yes10.67
Radiant solar heating ot similar tYpes of ener5y efficient technologles, shall be installed ln all swlmminB pools'
nla Ihe Project does not inltude, and ls
not zoned for, single-family homes.10.68 outlets shall be provided along the front and .ear exterior walls of all single homes to allow for ihe use of electrlc landscape maintenance tools' nla Ihe Proiect does not propos€ anY
publlcly owned buildings.10.69 The cltv wlll strlve to enrure that all new publicly owned buildings wlthin the Plan Area will be designed, conJtructed and cettifled at l€EDNC certlficatlon le{tels' ProjcctFPASP Policy FPASP Policy Description Consistent?No.
Notes
9.8! 36Atgutl 2027
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5; Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis measures and consider the installation of onsite renewable energy technologles approprlate portions of th€ Plan Alea, including parks, landscape corrldors and10,70 nla areas.
lncluding parks, landscage corridors
is a City requkement, not a
requl.ement, The Clty
Folsom has plans ln place to
the described cost-effectiva
and efticlency measures
considet the installation of onsite
energy technologles wlthln
portlons of the Plan Area,
Oly of Folrom siall und€rtake all cost-effective ope.atlonal and efflclency space areas.
Yes
ProJect is deslgned to comply wlth
appllcable Design Guidelines and
The required leatutes will
verified during the building plan
proeesl,
10.71 offlce, commercial, and residentlal land uses shall be required to lnstall water deviceJ that are Eenerallv accepted and used in the buildlng industrv at time of development, including lo$/'flow plumbing fixtures and low-water-use nla
Purple pipe has been in€orporated
into the Speclfic Plan for maior
collector roadway landscaping and
lundingis provided in lhe PtFP. purpl€
pipe lnfrastructure is not the
aopllcant's responsibllitv.
10.72 A backbone "purpte pipe" non-potable wate.system shall be desiSned and installed where feaslble and practical to supply non'potable water to park sltes, landscape corrldors, natural parkways and other public landscaped spaces wlthln the Plan Area.
FPASP Policy
No.
Project
Consirtent?FPASP Policy Descriptiorl Notes
Pli€ 37Augurt l0l2
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rentai Nelghborhood-FPAsP Policy Consistency Analysis Yes
The Project is designed lo comply wlt
the applicable Oesign Guidelines.
Water efllcient irrigatlor systems wlll
be employed for use ln prolect-area
landscaplng.
Water efflclent lrrlgatlon rystems, conslstent wlth the requlrements of the latest edition of the California Model Water Efticlent Landscape Ordinance, or similar ordinance adopted bV the City of Folsom, shall be mandatory for all publlc a8eney projects and all prlvate development pro,lects with a landscape area equal to or Breater than 2,500 sguale feet requlring a bullding or landscape permil, plan check or deslen revlew.
10.t3
The Project will comply with all green
corntruction requlrement.s as5oclated
urlthin the Citv Code and State Bulldlng
Code,5uch as those included in Title
24. etc.
Yes10.?4 Use "Green" certified construction product: whenever feasible' Prior lo construction, a con$truction
waste management plan wlll be
oreDared for the Prolect.
Ves10.75 Prepare a tonstruction walte management plan for lndividual constluctlon proiects.
Yeg
The waste management plan
described in the noler tor Policy 10.75
will provide for a mlnimum of 50% of
the non-hazardous conStruction waste
generated at a construction site to be
reclcled or salvaged for reuse.
A minimum of 50% of the non-hazardous construction waste generated at a constructlon slte shall be recycled or salvaged for reuse.10.76 Projecl
con5istent?
FPASP Policy
FPASP PollcV Descripti0n Notss
No
AuSurt 2022 Prcc 3t
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhiblt 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Poliry Consistency Analysis HVAC and refrl8eratton equlpment shall not contaln chlorofluotocarbcns {CFCs}'10.t8 Yes1o.77
Yes
Project site has already been
and topsoil that was disglaced
grading was stockpiled for
ln the Plan area. The same
willcontlnue during
Plan Area.
displaced during grading and construction shall be stockpiled for reuse in the outlawed the use of HFCs in
The Project is desiSned to
with california law.
Yes
Project is designed to comply wilh
applicable Design Guidellnes and
The required features will
verified during the building Plan
process.
All fira suppression svstems and equlpment shall not contaln halon5'10.t9 provide accessible screened areas that are identified for the depositin8, storage and Limit the usc of volatile organic compounds {Voc) in all construction materials. re note on Pollcv 10.79.Yes10.80
and
Yes
Yes
Particleboard, medium density fi berboard and hardwood PlYwood shall comPlY re note on Poltcy 10.79. re note on Policy 10.79.
10.81 10.82
7t-
of non-harardous materials for rccy(ling for commercial, industtiaUoftice nla
are no public schools includedprbli. s.Jlools *''ll be co"structed in the Plan Area in accordance with the Clty Charter rnd state law.11.1
FPASP Policy
No.
Project
consistent?FPASP Policy Description Notes
Pitc f9Autu!t ?0ll
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5; Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood-FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis lhere are no publlc service facllltle$
included in the P.oiect.nla11.2 All public setvice fucillties shall partlclpate in the Ciq/r recycling program' nla Ihere are no publlc servlce facilities
included in the Prolect.Enenv efflclent technolof,les shall be lncorporated in all Public Servlce bulldl[8s11.3 There are no publlc servlce faclllties
indsded in the Ptoiect.nla11.4
passive sobiaesign and/ot use of other tvpes of sotar technology shall be lncoroorated in all oublic service buildlngs.
nla Ihere are no publlc service facilities
included in the Proiect.11.5 city shall sttive to eniure that all public service shall be built to silver Ihere are no publlc servlce faclllties
included in the Proiect.nlaEnvlronmental DesiSn {CPTED} in thecrlme Prevention Through of all11.6
nlz there are no publlc setvlce facilitles
lncluded in the Ptoiect,11.7
tf the existlng slope of a publlc facilities tite shown on Figure 11'1 exceeds live percent, the site shall be rough graded bv the owner/developer/builder dedicatinS the publlc facllitles slte ln accordance with Srading plans approved by the Clty ot Folsom, rublect to t credit and/or relmbutsement agreement'
Tier 2 Development ASteement, whlchever comes llrst, comply wlth the schools The Proiect will comply with schgol distrlct and chaner requirements with
respect to Measure W.
Section 13.
Yes11.8
Area landowners shall, priot to approval the annexatlon by LAFCo and ptior to in Measure W {iolsom Charter Provision Section 7.08O} and incorporate school lmpact mltlgntlon requltements as ptovlded ln LAFCo Resolutlon No' Ihls is a City requirement, not a
Project-specific requitem€nt. The
Project is consistent with the IPASP
and complies rt lth the City's water
supply agreement,
ola
conslstent wirh the provtslons of city chaner Artlcle 7.08 (A), the FPASP shall "ldentlfv and secure the source of water supply(is) to serve the Plan Area' This new water supply shall not cause a reduction in the water supplies desiSneted to serve existing water users north of Highway 50 and lhe n€w water supply shall not be paid for by Folsom resident5 north of HiShwav 50'
12.1 Proiect
consistent?
FPASP Policy FPASP PolicV Description Nottl s
No.
Prle 40Auiurt 1022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Exhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood--FPASP Policy Consistency Analysis nla Ihe policy affect! the City aod does
not applV to individual developers.t2,2
Design and construct the necessary potabl€ water, non'potable water for irriEation, wastewater and stormwater infrasttucture require to cerve the Plan Area' All infrastructure improvements shall follow the requlremenls established in the water Master plan, Wastewater Master Plan and the Stotm Dtainage Maste/ pla(. lmprovements will be based on phaslng of devetopment'
nla
There are no public utilities included
wlth the Proiect nor are the parcels
zoned for publlc utillties.
12.3 Land shall be reserved for the construction of public utilitY tacilities that are not planned wlthln road rights.of-way, as required by the Clty of Folsom' BMPs will be utlllred where feasible
and aooroDriate,
YesUtilire Eest Manageme nt Practices {8MPs) where feasible and appropriate'L2,6 Yes
The Project complies wlth permlt
requirement!.
Urban runoff will be treated prio. to dischatging to a water wetland) in accordance with the City's most current Munlcipal Stormwater Permit rFoulrpmpnts for new develooment,
of the state (i,e. creek.
12.S
Yes
The Ploject is consistent with the
Specific Plan requirements and the
Clty requirements as they are updated
from time to time.
12,6 Emplov Low lmpact Development (LlD) practices, as requited bV the City of Folsom, in with the City'3 stormwatet qualitY development standards.
Sdatrott tg.
Flnaildns Polk !J
Yes
Project i5 conslstent wlth Publlc
Financing Plan,13.1 The plan Area shall fund lts proportional share of reglonal backbone inftastructure costs and lhe full costs fol primary and secondary backbone infrastructure' Ihe Project is conristent with Public
Facilitles FlnancinS Plan.
Yes
share of the costs for Plan Area publlc
facilities including the municlpal center, police and fire department stations, the city coro vald and communitv, neiehborhood and local 9arks.
shall fund the lts ptoportiona:The Plan Area
13.2 FPASP Policy NotesFPASP Pollcv clescription conslstent? Project
No.
Pltc 41Aueu5t 2022
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
€xhibit 5: Folsom Ranch Rental Neighborhood*FPASP Pollcy Consistency Analysis nla is a Clty requlrement.13.3
City of Folsom shall apply for Sacramento Countywlde Transportatlon MltlSatlon fee funding lo help fund all ellgible regional toad backbone infrastructure.
The policy affects the City and does
not apply to lndividual developers.nleA Plan Area fee will be created to fund backbone infiastructure and a proportlonal cost allocation svstem wlll be established for each of the Plan Area property owners'13.4 the pollcy does not aPPIY to
pollcy atlects the Chy and does
apply to individual developers.nlaof Folsom impact and capitalimprovement fees shall be used to fund Plan Area infiastructure and public facilities where allowed by law.13,5 n/a
pollcy aftects the Cltv and does
apply to individual developers.
or more Community Facilities Districts
backbone lnfrastructute and public faclllties costs and other eligible fees.
created in the Plan Area to
13.6 Pollcles
nla
pollcy affects the City and does
not apply to individual developers.13,7
a conceptual backbone infrastructute phasing plan for the area wlth the flrst tentatlve map or buildlnB permit submittal' the conceptual backbone infras$ucture phasing plan rhall be a requlrement tentative map or building permit applications for each development area' Yes
pollcy applies to the CitV and does
not apply to individual developers.
of applicable servlce
will complywith all13.8 Create one or more Landscaping and liShting Di$tricts in the Plan Area for the maintenance and ope/ation of public improvement5 and tacllities and open space.
Proiect
Consistent?
FPASP Policy NotesFPASP Policy Description
No.
Fagc 42Au8ust 20:2
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Planning Commission
Folsom Ranch Apartments
February 15,2023
Attachment22
Folsom Ranch Apartments Mitigation Monitoring
and Reporting Program
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGMM
FOLSOM MNCH APARTMENTS PROJECT
The City is responsible for overall administration of the MMRP and for veriffing that City staff members and/or the construction contractor have completed the necessary actions for each measure (i.e., appropriate amendments to the proposed ordinance). The City may designate a project manager to oversee implementation of the MMRP. Duties of the project manager include the following:
> ensure routine inspections of the construction site are conducted by appropriate City staft check plans, reports, and other documents required by the MMRP; and conduct report activities; > serve as a liaison between the City and the contractor or project applicant regarding mitigation monitoring issues;
> complete forms and maintain reporE and other records and documents generated for the MMRP; and > coordinate and ensure that corrective actions or enforcement measures are taken, if necessary.
The responsible party for implementation of each itern will identify the staff members responsible for coordinating with the City on the MMRP.
REPORTING
The City shall or may require the developer to, prepare a monitoring report upon completion of the project describing the compliance of the activity with the required mitigation measures. lnformation regarding inspections and othei requirements shall be compiled and explained in the report. The report shall be designed to simply and clearly identifi whether mitigation measures have been adequately implemented. At a minimum, each report shall identifi the mitigation measures or conditions to be monitored for implementation, whether compliance with the mitigation measures or conditions has occurred, the procedures used to assess compliance, and whether further action is required. The report shall be presented to the City Council.
MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGMM TABLE
The categories identified in the attached MMRP table are described below. > Mitigation Number - This column provides the identification number of the adopted mitigation measure as well as the source for the mitigation measure.
> Mitigation Measure - This column provides the verbatim text of the adopted mitigation measure > lmplementation Responsibility - This column identifies the party responsible for implementing the mitigation measure.
> Timing - This column identifies the time frame in which the mitigation will be implemented. > Monitoring Agency - This column identifies the party responsible for enforcing compliance with the requirements of the mitigation measure.
> Verification - This column is to be dated and signed by the person (either project manager or his/her designee) responsible for verifiing compliance with the requirements of the mitigation measure.
City of Folsom
Folsom Ranch Apartments
1
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqation Monitorinq and Reportinq Proqram
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program
Number
Aesthsdca
34"1-1
(IPAsP
ErMrSl
3A"1-5
(TPASP
ErR/ErS)
2 Monftodng
Agenry
lmphrnendon
RespomlHllty
TlmbrgMldgo{on Merruns Vedf,oton
Project applicant Eefore approval of
grading plans and
during conslruction for
all project phases.
City of Folsom
Neighborhood
Sewices
Department and
City of tolsom
Community
Development
Department.
Sseen Constucdon Staging Ate8, Ihe project applicant(s) for any particular discretionary dwelopment appli(ation shall locate staging and malerial storage areas as far away from sensitive biological resources and sensitive land uses (e.g., residential areas, schools, park) as feasible. Staging and material storage areas shall be approved by the appropriate agency (identified below) before the approval of gtading plans for all ptoiect phases and shall be screened lrom adjacent occupied land uses in earlier development phases to the maximum extent practicable. Screens may include but are not limited to, the use of such visual baniers such as berms or fences. The screen design shall be approved by the appropriate agency to lurther reduce visual effects to the extent possible.
Mirigalion for the off-site elements outside ofthe City of Folsom's jurisdictional boundaries shall be de/doped by the projec applicant(s) of each applicable project phase in consultation with lhe affucted oveEight agency{e$ (.e,, El Dorado and/or Sacramenlo Counliet and Caltrans) to reduce to the extent leasible the visual eflects ol construction activlties on adjacent projed land uses that have already been developed' City ol Folsom
Neighborhood
SeMces
Department and
City ol Fokom
Community
Development
D€partment
Project applicant Before approval of
building pemits.
Eslabtish and Requlrc Confoirnance to tighting Standards and Ptepare and lmplement a lighting Plan.
To reduce impacB ailociated wilh light and glare, lhe City shall:
> Establish standards for on-site outdoor lighting to r€duce high' intensily nighttime lighting and glare as part of the tolsom Specific Plan design guidelinet/standards. Consideration shall be given lo design fuatures, namely dkectional shlelding for street lighting, pa*ing lot lighting, and other substantial light sources, that would reduce eff€cts of nighttime lighting. ln addition, consideration shall be given to the use of automalic shutoffi or motlon sensors for lighling ,eatures to further reduce excess nlghttime lighl
> Use shielded or screened public lighting fixtures to prelrent lhe light fiom shining off of the surface intended to be illuminated.
To reduce impacls associaled rflith light 8nd glare, the project applicantGl of all pmject phares shall:
> Shield or screen lighting fixtures to dkect the light downward and prevent light splll on adjacent properties.
City of Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqation Monitorino and Reportinq Proqram
Mldgudon
Number Vedfrcallonlmflementation
R€po16lHllty nmhg Monltortg
Ag€ncyMldgsdon Measum
> Flood and area lighting needed for construction aclivitiet nighnime sporting activitiet and/or security shall be screened or aimed no higher than 45 degrees above straight down (hall-way betwe€n straight down and straight to lhe side) when the source i5 visible from any off-site residential property ot public roadway.
> For public lighting in residential neighborhoods, prohibil the use of light fixtures that are of unusually high intensity or brightness (e.9., harsh mercury vapor, low-pressure sodium, or fluorescent bulbs) or that blink or ffash.
> Use appropdate building matetiak (such as low-glare glaq low'glare building glaze or finish, neutral, eanh-toned colored paint and roofing materials), shielded or screened lighting, and appropriate signage in the otfice/€ommercial areas to prevent llght and glare fiom adversely affecting motorisB on nearby roadways.
> Dedgn a(erior on-site lighting as an int€gral part of the building and landscape design in the Folsom Specific Plan area. lighting ffxtures shall be a,chitectunlly consistenl with the overall site design. > ilghting ol off-site facilities wilhln the City of Folsom shall be consistenl wilh the City's General Plan standards.
> Lighting ofthe otf-rite detention basin shall be consistent with Sacramento County General plan standards.
> lighting ot the two local roadway connctlons tom Folsom Heights ofl-site into El Dorado Hills shall be consistent with El Dorado county General Plan standards.
A lighting plan for all on- and off-site elements within the each agency! jurisdictional boundaries (specified below) shall be submitted to the relevanl jurisdlctional agency for review and approval, which shall include the above elements. The llghting plan may be submitted concunently with other improvemenl plans, and shall be rubmitted befote the installation ol any lighting or the apprwal of building permits for each phase. The project applicant(s) for any parlcular discretionary development application shall implement the approved lighting plan.
Mitigation for the off-site elements outside of the City of Folsom's judsdictional boundades must be coordinated by the project applicant(s) of each applicable project phase with the aftected ovetsight agency(i*) (i'e., El Dorado and/or Sacramento Counties).
City of Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqalion Monilorinq and Reoortino Prooram
Mldgdon
Number
Alr Qu.llv
34.2-1a
OPASP
ErR/ErS)
Imkq Monibdng
ASeffy
lmplmenbdon
ResporElblityMHgEtbn Me6utt5 Vedfcdon
Before the approval of
all grading plans by lhe
City and throughout
project construction.
where applicable, br all
project phaser.
City of tolsom
Community
Development
Department
Project applicantlmplement Merures to Control Air PollutNnt Emissions Generated by Consuuction of On-Site Elemen8. To reduce short-lerm construclion emissiont lhe project applicant(sl for any particular disctetionary development applicalion shalt tequke thek contractors to implement SMAQMD's litt of Basic Construction Emission Control Practicet Enhanced Fugitive PM Dust Control Practices, and Enhanced Exhaust Control Practices (list below) in effect atthe tlme individual portions ofthe slle undergo construction. ln additlon to SMAQMD-recommended measuret construction opetatlons shall complywith all appllcable SMAQMD rules and regulalions.
Easic Construclion Emission Control Practices
> Water all expos€d surfaces lwo times daily. Exposed surfaces includq but are not limited to soil piles, graded areas, unpaved parking areas, staging areas, and access roads.
> Cover ot maintain at least two feet of ftee board space on haul trucks transporling soil. sand, or other ioose material on the site. Any haul trucks lhat would be ttaveling along freeways or majot roadways should be covered.
> Use wet porret vacuum street sweepers to r€move any visible ttackout mud or did onto adjacent public toads at least once a day. Use of dry power sweeping is prohibited.
> Limit vehide speeds on unpaved roads to 15 miles per how (mph!. > All roadways, driveways, sidewalls, parking loB to be paved $ould be completed as soon as posible. ln addition. building pads should be laid as soon as posslble after grading unless seeding or soil binders are used.
> Minimize idling time eilher by shutting equipment olf when not in use or r€ducing the time of idling to 5 minutes (as requhed by the state aibome toxics control measure [Title 13, Section 2485 of the California Code of Regulationsl). Provide clear signage that posts this requirement for workers at the entrances to the site'
> Maintain all construclion equipment in properworking condilion according to manufactuler's specifications, The equipment must be checked by a certified mechanic and determine to be running in proper condition before il is operated.
City of Folsom
4
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
and
Vedllcaddr
MltuEton
Number
lmplemcnffion
ResporElHlity
Timllrg Monlbtlng
AgencyMltg8donMea$Es
Enhanced Fugitive PM Dust Control Ptacdces - Soil Disturbance Arcas > Water exposed soil with adequate ftequency for contlnued moist soil.
However, do not owMatet to the extent that s€diment fo,vs otf the site.
> Suspend excavation, grading, and/ordemolition activitywhen wind speeds exceed 20 mph.
> Plant vegetative ground cover (fast-germlnatlng native grass seed) in disturbed areas as soon as possible. water appropriately until vegetation is established.
Enhanced Frgitive PM Dust Control Practices - Unpaved Roads > lnstall wheel washers br all exiting trucks, or wash offall trucks and equipment leaving th€ site.
> Treat site accesses to a distance of 100 feet kom the paved road with a 6 to l2-inch layer of wood chips, mulch, or gravel to reduce generation of road dust and road dust catryout onto public roads.
> Post a publicly visible sign with the telephone number and person to contacl al the conslruction site regarding dust complaints. This person shall respond and take correclive action within 48 hours, The phone number of SMAQMD and the City contact penon shall also be posted to ensure compliance.
Enhanced Exhaust Conlol Pncti{es
> The project shall provide a plan, lor approval by the City of Folsom Community Dwelopment Deparlment and SMAQMD, demonstrating lhat the heavy-duty (50 honepower [hpl or more) off'road vehicles to be used in the constructron ptoject, intluding owned, leased, and subcontractor vehicles, will achiore a project wide fleet-average 20% NOX reduclion and 45% particulate reduclion compated to the most curent Califomia Air Resources Board {ARB} fleet average lhat exists at the time ofconstruction. Acceptable options for reducing emissions may include use ol late-model engines, low'emission diesel produc6, alternauve luels, engine retrofit technology, after-treatment products, and/or olher options as they becom€ available. The project applion(s) of each projec phase or is representatiw shall submit to the City of Folsom Community Development Depattment and SMAQMD a
comprehensirre inrrenlory of all off+oad construclion equipmen! equal to o. oreeter than 50 ho. that would be used an acoreoate ol rO or more City of Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitigation Monilodng and Reporting Program
Mlfgndon
Number VetlfrcaUon
14.2-2
(FPASP
ErR/fl$
lmplemeflffion
ResporEibflity
IlrnlngMi0gador Mea*rcs ltlordbrttg
ASsEy
hours during any portion ofthe construction project. lhe inv€ntoty shall include the horsepower rating, engine produclion year, and projecled hours of use foreach piece ofequipmenl. The inventory shall be updaled and submitted monthly throughout the duration of the project except that an inventory shall not be required for any 30-day peiod in which no construction actMty occurs. At least 48 hours prior to ttre use of heary- duty olf-road equipmenl the project representative shall provide SMAQMD with the anticipated construction timeline including start date, and name and phone number ofthe project manager and on-site foreman. SMAQMD's Conrrudion Mitigation Calculator can be used to idenfry an equipment {eet that achieves this reduction 6MAQMD 2007a). The project shall ensure that emissions lrom all off-road diesel powered equipment used on the sPA do not exceed 4096 opacity for more lhan three minutes in any one hour. Any equipment found to exceed 40 percent opacity (or Ringelmann 2.0) shall be repaired immediately, and the City and SMAQMD shall be nolified within 48 hours of identification of noncompliant equipment. A visual suwey of all in- operation equipment shall be made at least weeklt and a monthly summary otthe visual suNey results shall be submitt€d throughout the duration ofthe projeQ except that the monthly summary shall not be requind for any 30-day period in which no comtruction activity occurs.
The monthly summary shall include the quantity and type of vehicles suweyed as well as lhe dates of each survey. SMAQMD staff and/or olher olficials may conduct Friodic site inspections to determine compliance. Nothing in this mitigation measure shall supersede other SMAQMD orstate rules or regulations.
> lf at the time ofconstruction, SMAQMD has adopted a regulation or new guidance applicable to construction emissions, compliance with the regulation or new guidance may completely or partially replace lhis mitigation if it is equal to or more effective than the mitigation containd herein, and if SMAQMD so petmits.
Project applicant Before issuance of
subdivision maps or
improvement plans.
lmplement All Measures Presrdbed by te Air Quallty Mitigation Plan b Reduce Opentional Alr Pollulant Enisionr To reduce operatonal emissions, lhe project apdicanl(s) for any parlicular dis(retionary da'elopment applicadon shall implement all measures prescribed in the SMAQMD- approred Folsom Planltea Specific Plan Air Quality Mitigation Plan (AQMP) fionence Planning 2008), a copy ofwhich is included in Appendix C2.'lle AOMP is iniended lo imorow rnobilitv, reduce vehicle miles Uaveled, and City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department
City of Folsom
6
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqation Monilorino and Reoortino Paooram
Mldgadort
Number
3A2-4b
(tPASP
ErR/EtS)
VedftcadonTImiry Monftodng
Agency
tmplemenbdon
nespodbilltyMldgadon Me6$r€s
impro\€ ah quality as required by AB 32 and SB 375. The AQMP includes, among olhers, measur$ design€d to ptovide bicycle parking at commetrial land uses, an integrated pedestdan/bicycle palh netwotk transit stops with 5helt€rt a prohibition against lhe use thewood-buming fireplaces, energy star roofing matedalt elecldc lawnmoners provided to homeotrneB at no chatge and on-site transportation altematives to passengervehicles fncluding light rail) that provide connectivity with othet local and regional alternative lransporlalion networks.
Belore the approval of
all grading plans by the
SMAQMD and
throughout prqlect
constructlon, where
applicable, for all
project phases.
City of Folsom
Community
0evelopment
Department
Project applicantlmplement Measures to Reduce Erposute of Sensidve Reeptors to Operational Emisdons of Totdc Air Contaminants. The following measures shall be implemented to reduce exposure of s€nsitive receptors to Toxic Ah Contaminanls.
> Proposed commetcial and industrial land uses that havelhe potential to emit TACS or host TAC-generating activity (e.9., loading docks) shall be located away irom €xisting and proposed on-site sensitive teceptors such lhat they do not expose sensitive re(eptors to TAC emissions that exceed an incremental increase of 10 in 1 million for the cancer risk and/or a noncarcinogenic Hazard lndex ol 1.0.
> The multi-family residences planned across {rom the off-site cotporation yard nearthe southwest corner of the SPA shall be set back as far as possible from the boundary of the corporation yard and/or relocated to another area.
> Where necessary to reduce exposure of sensitive recePto6 to an incremenlal increase of10 in 1 million for the cancer dsk and/or a noncarcinogenic Hazard lndex of1.0, proposed commercial and industrial land uses that would hosl diesel kuck shall incorporate idle reduction strategies thal reduce the main propulsion engine idling lime through alternalive technologies such as, ldleAire, elecltification of truck parking, and ahemative energy sources for TRUs, to allow diesel engines to be completely tumed off.
> Signs shall be posted in et all loading docks and truck loading areas which indicate that dieseFpowered delivery trucks must be shut oft when not in use for longer than 5 minutes on the ptemises in otder to reduce idling emissions. This measure is consistettwith the ATCM to Limit Diesel-Fueled Commercial Motor Vehicle ldling, which was approved by the California Office ol Administrative Law in January 2005.
City of Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqalion Monitorinq and Reporting Program
Mldgadon
Number
3A.2-5
(tPASP
ErR/Ert
Vedfrcadonlmdemenbdon
ne+onSUttty
limilrg MonibdrE
AgencyMidgadonMs!rus
recommended in ARB's Land Use Handbook A Community Health Penpective (ARB 2005) and are considered to be advisory and not r€gulatory:
r sensitive recepton, such as residential units and daycare centers, shall not be located in the same building as dry-€leaning operations that use perchloroethylene. Dry-cleaning operations that use perchloroethylene shall not be located within 300 feet of any sensitive receptor. A setback of 500 teet shall be Provided for operations with two or more machines.
. Lsrge gasoline stations (defined as facilities wiih a throughput of 3.6 million gallons peryear or greater) and sensitive land uses shall not be sited within 3$ feet of each other. Small gasoline-dispensing lacililies 0es than 3.6 million gallons of throughput per year) and sensitive land uses shall not be sited within 50 feet of each other. which are> lmplement the tollorving
Before the approval ol
all grading plans by the
City and throughout
project construction,
where applicable, for all
project phases.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department
Project applicantlmplement A Slte lnvesdgalion to Debrmine the Pcsence ot NOA an4 if necessary, Prepars and lmplement an Asb0stos Dust Confol Plan. A rite investigation shall be performed to determine whether and where NOA is present in the soil and rock on the sPA. The site investigation shall include lhe collection of soil and rock samples by a qualified geologist' lfthe site investigation determines that NOA is present on the SPA then the ptoject applkant shall prepare an Asbestos Dust Control Plan tor approval by SMAQMD as required in Title '17, Section 93105 of the California Code of Regulations, 'Asbeslo! Ahbotne Toxic Control Measure br Consttuction, Grading, Quarying, and Surtace Mining oP€rations.' The Asbsto! Dust control Plan shall speci! measuret such as pedodic wateting to teduce airborne dust and cearing construclion during high winds Measures in the Asbeslos Dust Control Plan may indude but shall not be limited to dust control measures tequhed by Miligation Measure 3A2'1a. The project appliont shall submit the plan to the Folsom Community Developmenl Department for review and SMAQMD for review and approval before construciion of the fitst project phase. SMAQMD approval of the plan must be received before any asb€slos{ontaining rock (sErpentinite} can be dislwbed. upon approval of lhe Asbestos Dust Conttol Plan by SMAQMD. the applicant shall ensure that conslruction conttactors implement the terms of the plan th.oughout the {onstruction petiod.
City of Folsom
8
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitioation Monitorino and Relortino Proorsm
Mhlgnfon
Number
342-5
(FPASP
ErR/EIS)
Vdlffcadonlmplemenbdon
ReSorFf,dliV Timlrg Monfto{trg
ASencyMldgation ti.least[ls
Project applicant Before lhe approval of
building permits by the
City and throughout
project construction,
where applicable, for all
project phases.
City of Folsom
Community
Developmeht
Department
lmplemenl Mecures b Contrcl Eposun of Sensitive Receptos to Opentional Odorous Emissions. The project applican(s) for any particular discretionary development applicalion shall implement the follotYing measures:
> The odor-producing potential ol land uses shall be considered when the exact type of lacility that would occupy ateas zoned for commercial, industrial, or mixed-use land uses is delermined. tacilitiet that have the potential to emit objectionable odors shall be located as far away as leasible lrom existing and proposed sensitive recepton. > The multi-family tesidences planned across lrom the off-site corporation yard near the southwest comer of the SPA shall be set back as far as possible from the boundary of the corporation yard andlor relocated to anothet area. (Ihis measure is aho required by Mitigation Measure 3A.2-4b to limit exposure to TAC emissions.) > Eefote the approval of building permits, odor conttol devices shall be identified to mitigate the exposure of receptoE to objectionable odots if a potential odol-produdng source is to occupy an area zoned for commercial, industrial, or mixed-use land uses. The identified odor rontrol devices shall be installed before the issuance of certificates of occupancy for the gotentially odorproducing use. The odor producing potential of a sour€€ and control devices shall be determined in coordination with SMAQMD and based on the number of complaints associated with existing sources of the same nalure.
> The deeds to all properties located trithln the plan area that are within one mile of an on- or otf-site area zoned or used for agricuhutal use {ncluding livestock grazing) shall be accompanied by a witten disclosure lrom the transferor, in a form appmved by the City of Fokom, rdvising any transteree of the potential advere odor impacls from sunounding agricultural oper.tiont which disclosure shall dhect the transferee to contact the County of Sactamento concerning any such propertywithin the Counly zoned ror agricultural uses within one mile ofthe subject ptoperty being lransferred.
> lruck loading dock and delivery areas shall be looted as lar away as feasible fiom existing and proposed sensitive leceptor!. > Signs shall be posted al all loading docks and truck loading areas which indicale that dieseFpolered delivery truck must be shut olf when nol in use for lonoer than 5 minutes on the premise5 in order to City of Folsom 9
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitioation Monitorino and Reoortino Proqram
Mif$Eon
Number
4.3{
Siological Rerources
343{a
(TPASP
ErR/gs)
Vedf,crdonlmdemerffion
Rerpotdbuty nmltlg l,lottlbtltg
ASsryMlligodm Measrns
reduce idling emissions. This measure is consistenl with the ATCM to Limit Diesel-Fueled Commercial Motor Vehicle ldling, which was approved by California's Office of Adminislralive La$, ln January 2005. flhis measure ls also requhed by Mitigation Measure 3A"2-4b to llmit TAC emissions.)
Proposed commercial and industdal land uses that have the potential lo host diesel rucks shall incorporale idle reduction strategies that reduce the main propulsion engine idling time thtough alternative lechnologies such as, ldleAire, electrification of truck parking, and alternative energy sources tor TRUs, to allow diesel engines to be completely turned off. ([his measure is aho required by Mitigation Measure 3A"2-4b to limit TAC emissionsj
Project applicanl Before the approval ol
all grading plans by the
City and throughout
project construction,
where applicablq for all
projecl phases.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department
lmplement Bhaust Emisions Reducdon Mesures
The project shall be required lo use a construction fleet mix utilizing 90 Frcent EPA certifled fier 4 engines, which will substantially mitigate diesel exhaust (i.e., PM10) emissions. The use of Tier 4 engines can reduce diesel generated PM10 emissions by up to 90 percent over Tier 1 engines.
Project applicant Before approval o{
improvement and
drainage plans, and on
an ongoing basis
throughout and after
project conslf uction, as
reguired for all project
phases.
City of Folsom
PubllcWotu
Deparlment
Deslgn StormwaEr Dainage Plans and E osion and Sediment Consol Plans to Avoid and Minimize Emsion and Runoff to All We{lands and Other t{Eters lllat Are io Remein on the SPA and Use Low lmpact D€velopnent Feau'en
To minimize indirect effects on water quality and wetland hydrology, the poject applicanl(s) for any particulai discretionary development application shall ioclude stormwater drainage plans and erosion and sediment control plans in thek improvemenl plans and shall submit these plans to the City Public Works Department'for teview and approval. Fot off-site elements within Saclamento County or El Dorado Countyjurisdiction (e.9., off-site detention basin and off-site roadway conneclions to El Dorado Hills), plans shall be submitted to the appropriale county planning department. Belore approval ol lhese improvement plans, the project applican(s) for any particular discretionary dwdopment application shall obtain a NPDES M54 Municipal Slormwater Permit and Grading PermiL comply with the Citys Grading Ordinance and County drainage and stomwater quality standards, and commit to implementing all measures in their drainage plans and erosion and sediment conrol olans to avoid and minimize erosion and Cig o{ folsom
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03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Miliqatioo Monitoting and Reporting Program
Mldgdon
Number Vedffcadonlm*menffin
Respomlblllty
frmtuB ModtdlE
ASerEyMldgdon Measrts
on-site. Detailed infotmation about stormwater runoff standards and relevant City and County regulation is provided ln Chapter 3A.9''Hydrology and Water Quality.'
The project applicant(s) for any particular discretionary development entitlement shall implement stotmwater quality treatment conttols consistent with the Stormwater Quality Design Manual lor Sacramento and Soulh Placer Regions in eff€ct at the time the application lt submitted.
Appropriate tunoff conttols such as berms, stotm gatet oft-stream detention basins, overflow colleclion areas, ffltration systems, and sediment traps shall be implemenled to control siltation and the polential discharge o, pollutants. Development plans shall incolPorate low lmpact Der/elopment (LlD) featuret surh 35 pervious sttips, petmeable pavements, bioretention ponds, vegetated swal€s, disconnected rain gutter downspouts, and rain gardens, where approPdate. Use of LID featules is recommended by the EPA to minimize impacts on water quality, hydrology' and stream geomorphology and is specified as a method for protecring water quality in the propos€d specific plan. ln addition. free sPanning bridge systems shall be used for all roadway crosings over wetlands and other wat€rs that ate retained in the on-site open space. These btidge syrlems would maintain the natural and restored channels of creeks, in(luding the associated wetlands, and would be designed with sufficient span width and depth to provide fol wildlile movement along the creek conidots even during high- ffow orfood e,vents, as specified in the 404 permit.
ln addition lo compliance tvith City ordinancet lhe project appllcant(s) for any prrticular discretionary development applicalion shall prepare a Stormwater Pollution Prevenlion Plan (SWPPP), and implement Eest Management Practices (BMPs) that comply with the Genetal Construction Stormwater Permit from lhe Central Valley RWQCB, to reduce water quality effects during construction. Detailed inhmation about lhe SWPPP and EMPs are provided in Chaptet 3A.9, 'Hydrology and Wat€r Quality'' Each project dwelopment shall result in no nel change to peak ffows into Alder Creek and asociated tributaties, or to Butfalo Creeh Carson €reek and Coyote Creek. The project applicant(s) shall establlsh a baseline ot onditions for drainage on-site. The baseline-flow condilions shall be established for 2-, 5-, and 100-year dorm evenls, These baseline conditions shall be used.to develop monitoring standards lor the stormwatet syltem and athe sPA. Ihe baseline
into Alder Creek and ihai vrould remain
11 City of Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitioation Monitodno and Reoorlino ptoqtam
Mldgrdot
Numbar Verific.don
It l-2a
(FPASP
ErR/ErS)
Iimlnglmdemefitsdon
Respordbllf
MonitirirE
AgencyMidgEdon Measures
monitoring program lhall be submltled to USACE and the City for thek approval. Water quality and detention basins shall be designed and constructed to ensure that the petfotmance standards, which are described in Chapter 3A.9,'Hydrology and Water Quality,'are ma and shall be designed as off{tteam detention basin!. Dischatge sites into Alder Creek and associated tlibularies, as well as ttibutaties to Carson Creek Coyole Creek, and Buffalo Cteek, shall be monitored to ensure that pre'project conditions are being mel. Correclive measures shall be implemented as necessary. The mlligalion measures will be satistied when the monitoring standards are met for 5 conseculive years without undertaking conectiw measures to meet the perlomance standard.
See FEIR/FEIS Appendix 5 showing lhat the detention basin in the northeast corner ot the SPA har been mov€d off stream.
Mitigation for the off-site elements outside of lhe City of Folsom's jwkdictional boundaries must be coordinated by the project applicant(s) of each applicable project phase in consultation with lhe atfucted oversighl agency(ies) (i.e., El Dorado County for the roadlvay connecliont Sacremento County {or the detention basin west of Praitie City Road, and Caltrans for the u.S. 50 int€tchange improvements) such that the Pertormance standards described in Chapter 3A.9, 'Hydrology and water Quality,'are met, Project applicant Sefore the approval of
grading and
improvement plans,
before any
grounddisturbing
activities, and during
project constuction as
applicable for all
project phases.
California
Department of
Fish and Game
and City of
Folsom
Community
Development
Depadment.
Aroid Direct Loss of Swainson's Hawl and Ofter Raptor Nests. To miligate impads on Swainson's hawk and other raptots (including bunowing owl), the project applicantG) of all project ph.ses shall retain a qualifed biologist to conduct preconstruction surveys and to idenlit active nes$ on and within 0.5 mile of the SPA and active bunows on the SPA. The surveys shall be conducted b€{ore the approval of gnding and/or improvement plans (as applicable) and no less than 14 days and no more lhan 30 days before the beginning ot construcion for all projec phases. To the ertent teasible, guidelines provided in Recommended Timing and Methodology for Swainson's Hawk Nesting Suweys in the Cenral Valley (Swainson's Hawk Technical Advisory CommitteE 2000) shall be followed for surueys for Swainson's hawk. lf no nests are found, no turlher mitigation is required. ll active nests are tound, impacts on nesting Swainson's hawk and other raptors shall be arroided by €stablhhing appropdate buffers around the nests. No project activily shall commence within the buffer area until the young have ffedged. lhe nest is no longer act've, or until a qualified biolooist has determined in consultation with DFG lhat reducinq lhe buffer City of Folsom
12
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitigation Monilorinq and Reportinq Proqram
Mlugadon
Number
3A.3-2b
(FPASP
ErR/ErSl
VafficatidrMonlulng
ASency
lmplemenffon
Respomlbillty
TlmlngMidgqtbn Me6un6
would not resuh in nest abandonment' DFG guidelines tecommend imPlementation ot 0.25- or 0.S-mlle-wide buffert but the size of the butfer may be adjusted if a qualified biologist and the City. in consultation wilh DFG, determine lhat such an adju$ment would not be likely to adveBely al{ect the nest. Monitoring of the nest by a qualified biologist dudng and after construction activities will be requhed if the activity has potential to adversely alfect the nest.
lf active burrows are found, a mitigation plan shall be submitted to the City for reviery and approval before any ground-disturbing activities.
The City shall contult with DFG. The mitigation plan may consist of installation of one-way doors on all bunows to allow owls to exit but not reenter, and construction of artificial burrows within the projertvidnity. as needed; howevet, burrow owl exclusions may only be used il a qualified biologist veriffes that the burrow does not contain eggs or dependent young, lf active burrows contain eggs andlor young, no construction shall occur within 50 fe€t ofthe butrow until young have iledged. Once it is confirmed that there are no owls inside burrowS these burrorrs may be collapsed.
Miligation for the otf-site elements outlide of the City of Folsom's jurisdiclional boundaries must be developed by the project aPPlicant(s) of each applicable project phase in consullation with the alfected oversight agency(iesl (.e,, El Dorado andlor Sacramenlo Countiet or Caltrans), such that the performance criteria set lorth in DFG'S guidelines are determined to be met.
Project applicant Eefore the approval of
g,ading, improvement
or construction plans
and before any
grounddistufting
activity in any project
development phase
that would a{fect
Swainson's hawk
loraging habitat.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department
Prepan and lnplement a Swsinson's Hatvk Midgotlon Plan.
To miligate for lhe loss of Swainsont hawk foraging habilal lhe project applicant($ ofall projct phases shall prepare and implement a Swainson's ha,nk mitigation plan including, but not limited lo the requiremenls descdbed belo,v.
Before the approval of grading and improvemenl plans or before any ground-di$ubing aclivilies, whicharer occurs first, the project applicant(s) shall preservq to the salitfaction of lhe City or Sacramenlo county, as appropdate depending on agency jurisdiction. suitable Swainson's hawk foraging habitat lo ensure 11 mitigation of habitat value for Swainson's hawk foraging habitat lost as a tesult of the projec! as determined by the City, or Sacramenlo County, after consultation with DFG and a qualified biologist.
City of Folsom 13
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitigalion Monitoring and Reporting Program
Mldgs{oilr
Number VedffcsdonlmplemenHio[r
Responsibtrrty
frdtu Monlbftrg
AgencyMltlg8donl/kures
The 1:1 habitat value shall be based on Swainson's hawk nesting distribution and an assessment of habitat quality, availability, and use within the City! planning area, or Sacramento Countyjudsdiction. The mitigalion ratio shall be consislent with the 1!194 DFG Swainson's Hawk Guidelines included in the Staff Report Regarding Mltigation for lmpacts to Swainson's Hawks (Buteo swalnsoni) in the Central Valley of California, which call forthe lollowing mitigation ratios lor loss of foraging habitat in these categodes: lJ if within 1 mile of an active nest sile 0J5J if over I mile but less than 5 miles, and 0.51 if over 5 miles but less than 10 miles from an active nest sile. such mitigalion shall be accomplished lhrough credit purchase from an established miligation bank approved to sell Swainson's hawk foraging habitat cfedits to mitigat€ losses in lhe SPA, if availablg or through the lranshr oftee title or perpetual conservation easement, The mitigation land shall be localed whhin the known foraging area and within Sacramento County. The City, or Sacramento County if outside Cityjurisdiction, after consuhation with DFG, will determine the appropdateoesr ofthe mi{gation land.
Before approval ol such proposed mitigation, the City. ot Sacratnento County lot the off-site detention basin, shall consult with DFG regarding the approprialeness ofthe miligation. ll mitigation ls accomplished through conservation easement then such an easement shall ensure the conlinued management oflhe land to maintain Swainsont hawk foraglng values, including but nol limited to ongoing agricuhural uses and the maintenance ol all exlsting water dghts associated with the land. The conservation easement shall be recordable and shall prohibit any activity that substanlially impaks or dlminishes lhe land's capacity as lultable Swalnson's ha,vk habitat
The project applicant(sl shall transf€, said Swainsont hawk miligation land through either consepation easement or lee tille, to a third pany, nonptofit cons€wation organization (ConseNation OPerator), with the City and DFG named as third-pady beneficiaries. The Consewation Operttot shall be a qualified conservation easement land manager that manages land as its primary function. Additionally, the Conservation Operator shall be a tax- exempt nonprofit conservation organization that meets the criteria of Civil Code Section 815.3(a) and shall be selected or approved by the City ot County, after consuhalion with DFG. The City, or County, after consultatlon with DFG and the ConseNalion Operator, shall approve the content dnd form of the conseryalion easemenl. The City, or County, DF6. and the Conseruatlon ooerator shall each have the oower to enforce the terms of City of Folsom
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03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqation Monitorinq and Reporlino Proqram
Mldga{on
Number Vedficdonlmplemenffion
Re6porElblllty
frmil1g Monibfiq
ASencyMidgadonMe8suer
the conservalion easement. The Consewalion Operator shall monitor the easement in perpetuity lo assure compliance with the tetms ol the easement-
The project applicant(s). after consultation with the City, or County ot jurisdiction, DF6, and the conservation operator, shall establish an endowment or some other financial mechankm that is sulficient to fund in perpetuity the operalion, maintenance, management, and enforcement of the conservalion easement lf an endowment is used, either the sndowment funds shall be submitted to the City for impacts on lands within the Citys jurisdiction or Sacramento County for the off-site detention basin to be distributed to an appropriate third-party nonprofit consewation agency. or they shall be submitted dkeclly lo the thkd-party nonprofit conservadon agency in exchange br an agreement to manage and maintain the lands in perpetuity. The ConseNalion Opelator shall not sell lease, or lransler any interest of any conseNation easement or mitigation land it acquires without priof written approval otthe city and DFG. Mitigation lands established or acquired for impacts incorred at the off-site detention basin shall requke approval lrom Sacramento County prior to sale or transfer of mltigation lands or conservstion easement.
lfthe Conservation Operator ceases lo €xisg the duty lo hold, admin'lster, manage, maintain, and enfurc€ the inte.est shall be transferred to another entity acceptable to the City and DFG, or Sacramento County and DtG depending onjwisdiction of the affected habitat. The City Planning Department shall ensure that mitigation habitat established lor impEcls on habitat within the City's planning area is ptopedy established and is funaioning as habitat by reviewing regulat monitoring repor$ prepared by the Conservation Operalor of the mitigation sit€(s), Monitoring of the mitigation site(s) shall continue for lhe first '10 yea.s after establishment of the easement and shall be funded through fte endowment, or olher appropriate lunding mechanism, established by the ptoject applicant(s).
Sacramento County shall review the moniloting r€porls for impacb on habitat at lhe off-site delention basin.
Mitigation for the otf-sile elements outside ofthe City of Folsomt juridictional boundades must be coordinated by the projeci applicant(s) of each applicable project phase with the affect€d overight agency(er) (i.e., Sacramento Counly and Caltrans).
city of Folsom 15
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
and Reoortino ProotamMitiqation
Midgaton
Nurnbcr
34.3-Zc
(FPASP
ErR/flSl
16 3A.3-2d
(FPASP
6R/Er9
Vedfcatonlmplemerffion
ResporElHlty
lidng Monlhrfrp
ASencyMldgston Meesurs
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department
Project applicant Sefore the approval of
any ground-distutbing
actMty within 500 feet
of suitable nesting
habitat as applicable for
all project phases.
Tdcolored Blackbird Nesting Colonies. To
avoid and minimlze impacls to tricolored blackbhd. the project applicant(s) of all project phases shall conduct a preconstuction suwey for any project activity that would occur dudng the tdcolored blackbird! nesting season (March l-August 3l). The prcconstruction survey shall be conducted by a qualified biologist before any activity occuninq within 500 teet of suitable nesting habitat, including lreshwaler manh and areas of ripadan sctub vegetation, Ihe survey shall be conducted within '14 dayi befote project actiYlty begins.
ll no tricolored bla*bhd colony is presenl, no further mitigatlon is required. lf a colony is found, the proJect applicant shall consult lvith CoFW to determine whethet impacts to the colony would occur as a result ot project imptementation, and to establish and appropriste butfer around the colony to reduce the likelihood of disturbance, No project activity shall commence wilhin the buffer area until a qualified biologist, in consultation with CDFW. confirms that the colony is no longer active' Bufhr size is anticipated to range irom 100 to 500 feel depending on the nalute of the project actMty, the extent of existing distulbance in the area, and other relevant circumstances. lf CDFW determines that project activity could result In adveEe effects to lhe colony, and project activities cannot be avoided dudng the nesting season when the colony is activq an incldental take permit for impacts to tricolored blackbird pllsuant to Calilornia Fish and Game Code Section 2081 would be r€quind. The applicant shall implemenl measures required under the permit, if requiled, which may include compensatory mitigation for imPacts to a tricolored blackbkd.
Mitigation for lhe off-site elements ou8ide of the City of Folsom's jurisdidional boundaries 0.e., U.S. 50 intetchange improvements) must be coordinated by the project applicant(s) of each applicable project phase whh the affected ovetsighl agency(ies) {i.e., Caltrans)'
Avoid and Minimize lmPacts to
Project applicant Before the apptoval of
removal or fill of the
mine shaft in the SPA.
City ol Folsom
Community
Development
Department
Avoid and Minimize lmpact io Specid-sbtus Bat Roostl The applicant ol all project phases containing potential bat toosling habitat shall retain a qualifi€d biologist to conduct surueys br roosting bals. Surveys shall be conducted in the fall to determine itthe mine shaft is used as a hibernaculum and in spdng and/or summerto determine il it is used as a maternity or day roost. Surveys shall consist of evening emergence surueys to note the presence or absence of bats and could consist of visual surveys at the time of emelgence. ll evidence of bat use is obse]Ved, the number roost shall be determined. 8at detectors mayand soecies of bats uslnq the prqed
City of Fohom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Miliqalion Monitorinq and Reporlinq Proqram
MiSaton
Number
3A,3-1b
(fPAsp
EtR/ErS)
Verificadonlmdem.ndon
Responslb6lY flmlr€ Monlblng
AgeffyMldgadon Measuns
be used to supplement suryey effort5. lf no bat roosts are found, then no turther study shall be required.
ll roosts of pallid bat or Townsend's big-eared bats are determined to be present and must be removed. the bats shall be excluded from the roostinq site. A miligation program addresing compensation, exclusion methods. and roo$ removal procedures shall be developed in consultation with DFG before implementation. Exclusion methods may include use ol one-way doors at roost entrances (bats may leave blt not teenter), or sealing roost entrances when the site can be confitned to contain no bats. Exclusion efforts may be reslricted during periods of sensitive activity {e.9., during hibernation oryhile females in malernity colonies are nursing young). The loss of each roost (f any) will be replaced in consullation with DFG and may include construction and installation of bat boxes suitable to the bat species and colony size otcluded from the original roosting site. Roosl replacement will be implemented before bats are excluded from lhe original toost sites.
Once the replacement roosls are conslructed and it is confirmed that baB are not present in the original roost site, the mine shaft may be removed.
Project applicant Before appraral ot
grading or
improvement plans or
any grounddisturbing
activities, including
grubbing or clearing,
for any project phase.
California
Department of
Fish and Game,
and City of
Folsom
Community
Det€lopment
Department
Conduct Suryeys to ldentS and Map Valley Needlegras Gnsland lmplement Ayoldance and Minimlzadon Mesures ot Compengatory Mldgafon. The project applicant(sl of all projed phases shall retaln a quallfied botanist to conduct preconstructlon swveyt to determine if valley needlegrass grassland i5 present on the SPA, This could be done concurently with any special-slalus plant survq/s conducted on site as special-status plant suweys are floristic in nature, i.e. requhe that all speties encountered be identified. and requhe preparatton of a plant community map. lf valley needlegrass grassland is not found on the SPA, the botanist shall document the findings in a letter report lo lhe City of Folsom, and no funh€r mitigatlon shall be required. Valley needlegrass grasland was not found in any of the off-sile project elemenls.
lfvalley needlegrass grasland is lound on the SPA" the location and extent of lhe community shall be mapped and the aoeage ol this community type, if any, that would be remored by project implemenlation shall be calculated.
The project applicanl(s) for any particular disct€tionary development application affecting valley needlegrass gnssland shall consult with DFG and the City of Folsom to determine appropriate mitigation for temoval of valley needlegras grassland r*ulting from proje€t implementation, Mitigation measures shall include one or more of lhe following componenls sufllcient to achieve no net loss ofvallev needleorass orassland acreaoe:
City of Folsom 17
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitioation Monitorinq and Proqram
Mldgaddt
Number
Cultunl and Tdbal Culural Resourccs
3AFla
tA$lb
Va'ificadonlmdementslidr
Respdtsblllty
Tlmlry Monhoring
AgenryMldgallon Measurcs
establishment of valley needlegrass grassland wilhin ptoject's open space areas currently characterized by annual grasslan4 establishment of valley needlegrass grassland olf-site, or preservation and enhancement ol existing valley needlegrass grassland either on or oft the SPA, The applicant(s) shall compensate for any loss ofvalley needlegrass grassland resulting lrom project implementalion at a minimum 1:1 teplacement ratio' City of Folsom
Community
Development
0epartment;
U.S. Army Core
of Engineers;
Project applicant During all construction
phases
Compt wih he Pt'ogitmmatic Age€tn€nt
The PA for the project is incorporated by leference. The PA provides a management framework for identiling histodc properties, determining a&erse etfects, and resolving those adverse effects as requhed under Sectioo '106 of the National Histolic Preservation Act. This document is incorporated by reference. The PA is available for public inspeclion and review at the California Office of Hinoric Preservation 1725 23rd Street Sacramento, CA 95816.
Before approval of
grading or
improvement plans or
any grounddlslurbing
actlvities, including
grubbing or clearing,
lor any project phase.
City of Folsom
Communily
Development
Department
Project applicantffirm an lnvenloryatd Evaluaiionof CtitlralRelous brtn Califomia kgbterof H6bft Plaet MinlmEe orAwld thmage or Deltuoiorl ard Pefunn TEamentwlEc Damsge or Dctucton cantEt be Atoided.
Management of cultural resources eligible for or listed on the CRHR under CEQA mirrors management steps requked under Section 106, These steps may be combined with deliverables and manag€ment steps performed for SeCion 105 provided that management documents prepared forthe PA also clearly reference the Calilornia Regisler of Historical Resources {CRHR} listing cdleria and significance thresholds that apply unda CEQA. Pdor to ground disturbing work for each individual development phase or off-site elemenl the applicable oversight agency (City of Folsom, El Dorado County, $cramento County, or Callransl, or the project applicant(s) of all project phases, with applicable oversight agency, shall perform the following actions:
> Retain the sewices of a qualified archaeologist to perbrm an inventory of cuhural resoutces illthin each individual development phase or off- site element subject to approval under €€QA. ldentified resources shall be evalualed for listing on the CRHR. The inventory teport shall also identify locations that are sensitive lor undiscoveled cultural resources based upon the location of known r6ource5, geomotphology, and topography. The inventory report shall specit the localion of monitorino of oround-distutbino work in these areas by a qualified City of Folsom
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Mitiqation Monitodnq and Reportinq Proqram
Mfiig8don
Number Vedficcdonlm$mendon
Rcpomlbllity Ilmkg i'lotdtotilp
ASeftyMidgation M€6u1€t
archaeologist and monitoring in the viclnity of identified resources that may be damaged by.onltruction, if approptiate.
> The identification of any sensitive localions subject to monitoring during construction ofeach individual dwelopment phase shall be performed in concert with monitoring acttvities performed under the PA to minimize the polential for conflicting requirements. > For each resource that is detelmined eligible lot the CRHR, the applicable agency or the applicant(s) for any Particular discretionary development (under the agenc/s direction) shall obtain the seruices of a qualifed archaeologisl who shall detemine if implementation of the individual projea darelopment would result in damage ot dest.uction ol'significant' (under CEQA) cultural resounes. These fndings shall be ra,iewed by the applicable agency for conslstency with the signiffcance thresholds and treatment measures provided in thk EIR/EIS. > Where possible, the project shall be conligured or redesigned to avoid impacls on eliqible or listed resources, Alternatively, these resources may be preserved in place if posible, as suggested under Califomia Public Resources Code Section 21083.2. Avoidance of historic properlies is required under certain circumstances under the Public Resource Code and 35 CFR Part 800.
> Whele impacs cannot be avoided, the applicable agency or the applicant(s) of all project phases (under the appllcable agency's direction) shall prepare and imdement treatment measures that are determined to be necessary by a qualified atchaeologist. These measures may consist o{ date r€covery excavatons for resourc€s that are eligible for listing because of the data they contain (which may contribute to .esearch). Alternatively, fo r hktorical architectural, englneered, or landscape features, treatment measures may consist of a preparatlon of interptetive, narrative, or photographic documentation. These measures shall be reviewed by the appllcable oversight agency for consistency with the significance thresholds and standards provided in this EIR/ElS.
> To supporl the evaluation and treatment t€quhed under this Mitigation Measurg the archaeologist retained by either the applicable oversight agency orthe applicant(sl of all project phases shall prepare an appropriate prehistoric and historic context that identifies relevant Drehistoric ethnooraohic, and historic themes and research questions City of Folsom 19
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Mitiqetion Monitorinq and Reoorlinq Proqtam
Number
:lA5-2
20 Tlrnlng
Monlbdng
Agency
lmplemenbdon
R€spo.BlHlltyMltbadm Measules
against which to determine the significance of identified resources and appropriate treatment
> These steps and documents may be combined wilh the phasing of management and documents prepated pursuant to the FAPA to minimize the potential for inconsistency and duplicative managemenl elforts.
Miligation for lhe ott-site elements outside of lhe City of Folsom's jurkdictional boundaries shall be coordinated by the applicant(s) of each applicable project phase with the attected orersight agency(es) (.e., El Dorado and/or Sacramento Counties, or Caltrans).
Project appli(ant Eefore approval of
grading or
improvement plans or
any grounddisturbing
aclivities, including
grubbing or clearing,
for any project phase.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department
U.5. Army Core
of Engineers
Conduct Construcdon Personnel Educadon, Conduct On-Site Mon'ttodng lf iequire4 Stop Wort if Cultural Resources 8re Dlscov€r€d, Assess the Significante of the Find, and Petfotm Treetment or Avoldance as Requited.
To reduce potenfial impacts to previously undiscovered cuhural resourcet the applicant(sl otall project phases rhall do the lollowing:
> Sefore the start of ground-disturbing aclivilies, the applicant(s) of all project phases shell relain a qualified archaeologist to conduct tralning for construction workers as necessary based upon the sensitivity of the project APE, to educate them about the possibility of encountering buried cultural tesources and inlorm lhem oflhe proper procedures should cultutal resources be encountered.
> As a result of the wo* conducted for Mitigation Measures 3A.5-1a and 3A,5-1b, if the archaeologist delermines that sny portion of the SPA or the oft-site elemens should be monitored for potential dlscovery of rs-yet-unknown cultural tesourcet the applican(s) of all project phases rhall implement such monitoling in the locations specified by the archaeologist. USACE should revian and approve any
recommendations by archaeologlsts wlth respect to monitoring. > Should any cultural resources, such as structural features, unusual amounts of bone or shell, arlifacts, or architectural remains be encounlered during any construction activities, wort shall be surpended in the vicinity of the find and the appropriate orel5ighl agencyfies) (dentified belowl shall be notified immediately. The appropriate ovenight agency0et shall retain a qualified archaeologist who shall conduct a field investigation of the specific site and shall assess the significance of the find by €valuating the resource for elioibilitv for lidino on the CRHR and the NRHP. lfthe resource is Vedfcrdgn
City o{ Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitigation and Reportinq Proqram
Mldg€fon
Number VedfiotlonMonltofi€
Agencyllmlrylmdemenhfon
RespotrlbllltyMidgallon Measuru
disturbance or destruclion, the aclions requited in Mitigalion Measures 3A.5-la and 3A.5-1b shall be implemented' The orersight agency shall be responsible fot approval of recommended miligafion if it is determined to be feasible in light of the approved land uses and shall implement the approved mitigation before resuming construclion activities at the archaeological site'
Miligation for the off-site elements outside ofthe City of Folsom's judsdictional boundades must be coordinated by the applicantG) of each applicable projea phase with lhe atfected ovelsight agency(ies) f.e., El Dorado and/or Sacram€nto Counties, or Caltrans)'
The applicant, in coordination with USACE, shall ensure that an archaeological sensitivity training program is darcloped and implemented during a pre-construction meeting fol consltuction supervisors. The sensitivity training program shall provide information about notification procedures when potential archaeological material is discovered, procedures for coordination between conslruction petsonnel and monitoring personnel, and information about other treatment ol issues lhat may arise if cultural resources (including human remains) are discovered during project construction. This protocol shall be communicated to all new consiruction penonnel duling orientation and on 3 poster that is placed in a vislble location insid€ the constructionjob irailer. The phone number of the LSACE cultural resources staff member shall ako be induded.
The on-sile sensitivity ttaining shall be carlied out each time a nE , contractor will begin work in the APE and at the beginning of each conitruction season by each contractor'
ln the event that unanti€ipated discoveties of additional histotic properties. deffned in 36 CFR 80016 (l), are made during lhe construc'tlon of the projea, the USACE shall ensure lhat they will be ptotected by implemenling lhe lollowing measures:
> The Construction Manager, or archaeologlcal monitor, if glven the authotity to halt (onsttuc{ion activitiet shall €nsure that wo* in that area is immediately halt€d within a 100'f0ot radius ofthe unanticipated discovery untll the find is examined by a pe6on meeting the professional qualifications standatds specified in Section 2.2 of G
or NRHP and it beeligible for listing on to
2l
City of Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitioation Monitorinq and Prooram
Midgadon
Nunber
3AJ.3
Vcriffcsddllmphmendon
neporslbility Tlmirg lilododry
AgeGyMltgadon Memrrcs
archaeological monitor, if presenq shall notify lhe USACE withln 24 hours of the discovery.
> The USAC€ shall notit the State Historic Preservatlon Offcer (SHPO) within one working day of an unaniicipated discovery and may initiate interim treatment mea:ures in accordance with this HPTP. Once the USACE makes a formal determination ol €ligibility for the refourc€, the USACE will noliry the SHPO within 48 houB of the determination and atlord the SHPO an opportunity to comment on approptiate treatment. The SHPO shall tespond within 72 hours oi the r€quest to conlult Failure of lhe SHPO to respond within 72 hours shall not prohibit the usAcE lrom implementing the treatment measures.
The applicants shall be required to submit lo the City proof of compliance ln the brm of a completed lraining roster and copy ol training materials.
During all
grounddistubing
aclivities, tor any
project phase.
Sacramento
County Coronec
Native American
Heritage
Commission;
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department
Project applicanttupend GrurrsDktuitlng Activites if Human RemEiIE aE Encqnbcd Comply*ih Cdibrnh Healn ad S*tyCode Pmceduns
ln accordance with the Calilornia Health and Safety Code, if human remains are uncovered during ground-disturbing activities, including those associated whh olf-site elemens, the applicanlF) of all project phases shall immediately halt all ground-disturbing activitier in the area ofthe find and noilry the Sactamento County Coroner and a professional archaeologist skilled in osteological anal!,sis lo determine the nature ofthe remains. The coroner is required to examine all discoveries of human remalns within tl8 hours of receiving notice of a discovery on private or public lands (California Health and Satety Code Section 7050.5[bl). ll the coroner det€rmines that the remains are those of a Native Amedcan he or she must contact lhe NAHC by phone within 24 hours of making that determination (Califomia Heahh and Safety Code Seaion 7050k0.
After the coroner! findings are complete, the applicant(s), an archaeologist, and the NAHC-designated Most likely Descendant shall determine the ultimate treatment and disposition ol the remains and take appropriate steps to €nsure that additlonal human intermens ale not distutbed. The responsibilities tor acting on notlficalion of e disco/ery of Native American human renains are identified in Section 5097.9 ofthe California Public Resources Code,
Upon the discovery of Native Ametican remains, the procedures above regarding involvement of the applicable county cotonet notification of lhe NAHC. and identification of an Most likely Descendant shall be followed' ad
City of Folsom
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Mitigation Monitorino and Reportinq Proqram
Mldgrdon
Number Vedficrtonlimitg Monibdry
ASerry
lmplemerbtion
R$potrlHlltyMldgdonlt €sctt€s
The applicant(O of all project phases shall ensure that the immediate vicinity (according to genetally accepted cultural or archaeological slandards and practices) is not damaged or disturbed by furthet development sctivity until conrultation wilh the Most tikely Descendant has taken place. The Most likely Descendant shall have 48 hours after being granted access to the site to inspect the site and make recommendalions. A range of possible treatments lor the remains may be discussed: nondeslructive lemoval and analysis, preservation in place. relinquishment ol the remains and associaled items to the descendants, or other culturally appropriate lreatment. As suggested by AB 2641 (Chapter 863, Statutes of 2006), the concetned parlies may extend discuslions b€yond the initial 48 hours to allow for the discovery of additional remains. AB 2641(e) includes a list of site protection measures and states that the appli(ant(s) shall comply with one or more of the following requitemenls:
> record the site wilh the NAHC or the appropriate lnfolmation Centec > use an op€n-spaceorconservation zoning designation or aasement, or > record a reinlernmentdocumentwith the county'
The applican(s) or its authotized representative ol all ptoject phases shall r€bury the Native American human remains and associated grave goods wilh ,ppropriate dignlty on the property in a location not subject lo futther subsurface disturbance if the NAHC is unable to identit an Most tikely Descendant ot ilthe Most Likely Descendant fails to make a recommendalion within 48 hours after being granled access to lhe site. The applicant(s) or its authorized reptesentative may also reinter the remains in a location not subject to further disturbance if il rejects the tecommendation ofthe Most Likely Descendanl and mediation by the NAHC fails lo provide mEasures acceptable to the landowner, Glound disturbance in the zone of suspended activity shall not rxommence without authorization ftom lhe archaeologisl.
Mitigation for the off-site elements outside of the City of Folsom's jurisdhional boundaties must be cootdinated by lhe applicant(s) of each applicabte project phase with lhe aflected oversight agency0esl 0.e., El Dorado and/or Sacramenlo Counties, or Caltrans).
Ihe applicanr shall be requked to submit to the Cily proof of compliance in ihe form of a completed training roster and copy oftraining materials.
Geology and
City ol Folsom 23
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Mitigalion Moniloring and Repotting Program
Ml&adon
Number
3A.7-1a
{FPASP
ErRlEts)
Vedficdonlmplementrdon
Responslffiltv Timir€ Moniodrg
ASencyMitigstion Measrl€
Project applicant Before issuance of
building pemils and
ground-disturbing
activities-
City of Fokom
Community
Development
Department
Prepare Site-Specific Geotechnical Report per CBC Requhements and lmplement Appropdale Recommendations. Belore building permits are ilsued and construction activities begin any project development phase, the project appllcan(t of each project phase shall hire a licensed geotechnical engineer to prepare a final geotechnical subsurface invesligation rePott {or the on- and otf-sile facilities, whlch shall be submifted for rEriew and dpproval to the appropriate City or county department {identified belotv).
The final geote€hnical engineedng teport shall address and make recommendatlons on lhe following:
> site prepatation;
> soil beadng capacityt
> appropriale sources and types of filL
> pot€ntial need for soil amendments;
> road, pavement, and Parking areas;
> structuralfou0dations,induding retaining-wall design; > grading practices;
> soil corrosion ol concrete and steel;
> eroslotvtflinterization;
> seismic ground shaking;
> liquefaction; and
> expansive/unstablesoils.
ln addilion to the re(ommendations for the conditions listed above, the geotechnical investigation shall include subsurface testing of soil and groundwater conditions, and shall determine appropriate toundation designs lhat are conshtent with the ve6ion of the CBC that is applicable at the lime building and grading permits are applied for. All recommendations conteined in the final geotechnlcal engineering report shall be implemented by lhe proj€ct applicant(t) of ed€h project phase. Special recommendallons contained in lhe geotechnical engineeting report shall be noted on the gnding plans and implemented as appropriate before construclion begins.
Design and conslruction of all na0 project development shall be in accordance with the CBC. The projea applicant(s) shall provide for engineering inspection and cerlification that earlhwork has been performed in conformity wlth recommendations contained in lhe geotechnical report.
Cily of Folsom
24
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitigation Monitorino and ReDorlinq Ptoqram
MlEadon
Nul$er
3A.7-lb
(FPAsP
ErR/ErSl
3A"7-3
(FPASP
ErRlErs)
VedficedonMonftodng
ASeffy
lmdemenbfion
ResporEfrfity
TmlqgMitgadon Mea$les
Project applicant Eefore issuance of
building pemis and
ground-dislurbing
activities.
City of folsom
Community
Dwelopment
Department
Monitor Earthwo* during Earftmoving Activities. All earthwork shall be monitored by a qu.lilled geote{hnical or soils englneer retained by the project applicant$l of each project phase. The geotechnical or soils engineer shall provide overslght duting all excavation, placement of fill, and disposal of matedals removed from and deposited on both on- and off-site construction areas.
Mitigation for the off-she elements oulside of the City of Folsom's jurisdiaional.boundaries must be coordinated by the project applicant(s) of each applicable project phase rvith the affected ove6ight agency(et (i.e., El Dorado and/or Sacramento Counties, ot Caltlans).
Before the start of
construction activities.
City of Folsom
Community
Developmeot
Department
Project applicantPrepare and lmplement the Appropiiate Gradlng and Erosion Control Plan.
Before grading permits are issued, lhe project applicant(s) of each project phase lhat would be located withir the city of Folsom shall tetain a Callfornia Registered Civil Engineer to prepare a grading and erosion tontrol plan. The grading and erosion control plan shall be submined to the City Public Worls Departmenl before issuance of grading permib for all new development. The plan shall be consistent with the Citye Grading Ordlnance, the City's Hillside Development Guidelinet and the state's NPDES permit, and shall include the site-specific grading associated v{iih development for all projecl phases.
For the two off-sit€ roadways lnto El Dorado Hills, the project applican(s) ol that phase shall retain a Califomia Regislered Civil Engineet to prepare a grading and erosion control plan. The grading and erosion control plan shall be submitted to the El Dorado County Public Worls Department and the El Dorado Hills Community Service District before issuance of grading permits for roadway construction in El Dorado Hills. lhe plan shall be consist€nt with tl Dorado Countys Grading Erosion, and Sediment Conttol ordinance and the state's NPDTS pelmi! and shall include the site-specific arading associated with road^ray development
For the off-site detenlion basin west of Prahie City Road, the ptoject applicant(s) ol that phase shall retain a Callfomia Registered Civil Engineer to prepare a grading and erosion cotrtrol plan. The grading and erosion control plan shall be submitt€d to the Sacramento County Public Wotks Department before issuance ofa grading permit. Ihe plan shall be consistent wilh SacBmento Countyts Grading, Erosion, and Sediment Control Ordinance and the statet NPDES permit and shall include the site- sperific qrading associatd rl,ith consttuction ofthe detention basin' City ol Folsom 25
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitioalion Monitorino and Prooram
MUgBdm
Number Vcdficadon
3A.7-5
(FPASP
ErR/E|S)
3A.7-10
(tPASP
EtR/EtS)
nmhg Modbdng
Agency
lm&menhtior
nesporslHlltyMldgndon Me*runs
The plans relerenced above shall include the localion, implementation schedulg and maintenance schedule of all erosion and sediment conlrol measuret a description ofmeasures designed to conttol dusi and stabilize the construction-site road and enlrancg and a description of lhe location and methods of storage and disposal of construction materials. lrosion and sediment control measures could include the use of detention basint bermt swales, wattles, and silt fencing, and covering or watering of stockpiled soih to reduce wind erosion. Stabilization on steep slopes could include conslruction of raaining walls and rg€eding with vegetation aft€] construction. Stabilization of consttuction entrances to minimiz€ trackout (control dust) k commonly achieved by installing flte. fabrk and crushed rock to a depth of apptoximat€ly 1 foot. The proje{t applicantG) shall ensure that the construction conltacto. is responsible for securing a source of transportation and deposition of excavated materials.
Mitigation for the off.site elemenls outside ofthe City of Folsom's jurlsdictional boundades must be cootdinated by the projed applicant(s) of each agplicable project phase wlth the effected oversight agency(es) (i.e., El Dorado andlor S€ctamento Counties).
lmplementation of Miligation Measure 3A.9-1 (discussed in Section 3A.9, 'Hydrology and Waler Quality - Land'l lvould also help reduce etosion- related impads.
Project applicant Eefore and dudng
earthmoving activities.
City of tolsom
Community
Development
Department
Dlvert Sedonal water Flows Away from Building
applicant(s) of all projed phases shdll either install subdrains (which typically consist of perforated pipe and gravel, surrounded by nonwoven geotextile fabric), or take such olher acdons as recommended by the geotechnical or civil englneer fot the poject that would serve to divert seasonal ffows caused by surface infiltration, water se€page, and perched water duting the winter months away ftom building foundations.
Foundaliom. The projecl
During eanhmoving
activities in lhe lone
and Mehrten
tormalions.
City of Fokom
Community
Development
Department
Project applicantConduct Construclion Peronnel EducalioQ Stop wo* if Paleontological Resources an Di*overed Asses fie lignifcance ol the Find, and Prepare and lmplem€nl a necovery Plan a Requind.
To minimize potential adverse impacb on previously unknown Potentially unique, scientifically impottant paleontological resourcet the poject applicant(s) of all poject phases where construction would occur in the lone and Mehrten Formations shall do the following:
> Belore the start of any earthmoving activities for any project phase in the lone or Mehrten Formations, the prdect applicant(s) shall retain a City of Folsom
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03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitlqation and Reoortino Prooram
Ml$rdon
Numbsr
Greenhouse GB Emlsslons Chrnge
SArt-1
(tPASP
ErR/E|S)
VedffcationttloniHng
AS€ncy
lmdemsthlion
nesporuiHlty
TtmhSMlqndonMesntes
qualiied paleontologirt or archaeologist to train all construclion penonnel involved with earthmoving activities, including the site superinte0dent, regading the posibility of encounteting fossils, lhe appearance and gpes of fossils likely to be seen during construclion, and proper notification procedures should fosslls be encountered. > ll paleontological resources are discovered duting earthmoving actMdes, the construction cra,v shall immediately cease work in the vidnity ofthe fnd and notity the appropriate lead agency (identified below). The project applicant{s} shall retain a qualified paleonlologist to evaluate the tesource and ptepare a recovery plan in accordance with Society of V€nebrbte Pal€ontology guidelines (19951. Ihe recovery plan may include, but is not llmited to, a field suryey, construction monitoring, sampling and data recovery procedures, museum storage coordination for any spedmen recovered, and a report of findings' Recommendations in the r€covery plan that are determined by the lead agency to be necessary and feasible shall be implemented before construction activities can resume at the site where the paleontological resources were discovered.
Mitigation for the off-site elements outside o{ the City of Folsom's jurisdictional boundaries must be coordinated by the project applicant(s) of each applicable project phase with the affected oversight agency(e$ (i.e., Sacramento County).
City ol Folsom
Community
Development
Department
Project applicant Before approval of
small-lot fnal maps and
building permits fot all
discretionary
development project,
including all on- and
off-site elements and
implementation
throughout poject
construction.
lmplement Additional Measur6 to Conttol Conslruction'Genetated GHG Emissions.
To further reduce construction-generated GHG emissions, the project applicant(s) any particular dhcretionaty development application shall implement all feasible measutes for reducing GHG emissiorls associated with construction lhat are rcommended by SMAQMD at the time indMdual portions o, the site undergo construction. Such measures may reduce GHG exhaust emissions fiom the use ofon-sile equipmeil, v{orker commute tript and truck trips carrying materials and equipment to and ftom ihe SPA, as w€ll as GHG emissions embodied ln the mEterials selected fol construclion (e.g., concrete). Other measures may pertain to the matelials used in comttuttion, Prior to releasing each t€quest for bid to contractors for the construction of each distretionary development entitl€menL the Droiect aDDlicant(s) shall obtain the most current list of GHG reduction 27City of Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitioation Monitodnq and Reoortino Prootam
MiEgrfm
Nunrber VedMonXmitp irhniUllg
Agency
lmplernenatotr
Respodbfrtylfilig8lion Mesurcs
that are recommended by SMAQMD and stipulate that lhese measures be implemented in the respective request for bid as well as the subsequent construction contract whh the selected primary conttactor. The projec applicant(s) for any particular discretionary development appllcation may submit to the City and SMAQMD a report that subslanliates why specific measures are considered infeasible for consttuction of lhat parlicular development phase and/or at that point in time. The l€pon, in.ludinq the substantialion for not implementing patticular GHG reduction measures, shall be approved by the City, in consultation with SMAQMD pdor to the release of a request for bid by the project applicant(s) lor seeking a primary conlractor to manage the construction of each development project. By requhing that the list of feasible measures be established prior to lhe selection of a pdmary contractor, this measurc requhes that the ability of a contractot to effuctively implement the selected 6HG reduction measures be inherent to the selection proces.
SMAQMD's recommended measures for reducing constructon-related GHG emisrions at the time ofwriting this EIR/E|S are listed below and the project applicanl(s) shall, at a minimum, be tequired to implement the followingl > lmprove fuel efficiency {rom construction equiprnent:
r reduce unnetessary idling (modi! work plactices, install auxiliary power for ddvet comfort);
r perlorm equipment maintenance (inspections, detect hilures early, corrections);
. train equipment operatoc in ptoper use of equipmeng
. use the proper size of equipment for thejob; and
. use equipment with n$Y technologies (repowered engines, electric drive trains).
> Use ahernalive fuels for electricity generators and welders at construction sites such as ptopane or solar, or use electrical power. > Use an ARB-approved low-carbon fuel, such as biodiesel or renewable diesel for conslruction equipment. (Emisions of oxides of nitrogen [NOrl emissions ftom the use of low catbon fuel must be reviewed and inaeases mitigated.) Additional information about low carbon fuels is available from ARB's Low Carbon Fuel Standard Ptogtam (ARB 2009b)' > Encourage and provide carpoo[ shunle vans, iransit pases and/or s€cure bicycle parking for construction woiler commutes. measureS
City of Folsom
28
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqation and Reoortino Prooram
vedfrcsddrNunber
(FPAsP
gR/Ers)
frmiry Monibrirg
ASsrcy
lmdemsnBdon
Resporsibili!MtdgndonMeules
th€ construction office by using compact
iuorescent bulbs, powering off compulers every day, and replacing heating and cooling units lvith more elficient ones.
> Rerycle or salvage non-hazardous construdion and demolltlon debds (goal ol at lea5l 75% by weight).
> Use locally soulced ot tecycled materials for construction matelials (9orl ol at least 20% based on cosls for building matetialt and bas€d on volume for roadway, parklng lot sidewalk and curb materials). > Minimize the amount of concrele used for paved surfaces or use a low carbon concrete oplion.
> Produce concrete on-site if determined to be less emissive than transporting ready mix,
> Use EPA<ertified smartway trucks tor deliveries and equipment transpon. Additional infotmalion about the Smartway Transport Partnership Program is available lrom ARB's Heavy-Duty Vehicle Greenhouse 6as Measure (ARB 2009c) and EPA (EPA 2009).
> Develop a plan in consultation with SMAQMD lo elficiently use water lor adequate dust control. This may consist of the use ol nonpotable water from a local source.
ln addition to SMAQMD-rccommended measures, constuction actMty shall comply with all applicable rules and rcgulations established by SMAQMD and AR8,
useerK(tcrty> Reduce
Project applicant Before approval of final
maps and/or building
permils for all project
phases tequking
dircrelionary approval,
including all on- and
off-site elements.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department
Participrle in and lmplement an Urban and Communi$ Foresty Prognm and/or Off-Site Tree Program to Off-Set Los of On-Site Trees. lhe trees on the project site contain sequestered catbon and would conlinue to ptovide future carbon sequestration duting lhek growing life. For all harvestable trees that are subject to removal. lhe ptoject applicant(sl for any particular discretionary da/elopment application shall participate in and provide necessary funding for urban and community brestry ptogram (such as the Ubanwood program managed by the Urban Forest Ecosystems lnstitute [U6an Forest Ecosystems lnstitute 2009]l to ensure that wood with an equivalent carbon requeslralion value to that of all harvestable removed trees is harvested for an end-use that would retain its ca6on s€questration (e.g., furniture building cabinet making). For all nonhat\testable trees lhat are subject lo removal, the project applic.nt$) shall develop and fund an off-sile tree orooram that includes a level of tree plantinq that, at a City of Folsom 29
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitioation Monitorino and Prooram
Mldgadon
Nur$er
Hazads and Hazardous Matedals
34.8-s
(tPASP
EtR/EtS)
30 VedficdonitonlbirE
ASettcy
lm&menudon
RespdrCbllny
nr*tgMldgatlon Mea$t€3
minimum. incleases carbon sequesttation by an amount equivalent to what would have been sequestered by the blue oak woodland during its lifetime.
This program shall be funded by the project applicant(s) of €ach development phase and reviewed for comment by an independent certitied Abodst unaffiliated with the project applicant(s) and shall be coordinaied wilh the requkements of Mitigation Measure 3'3'5, as slated in Section 3A.3' 'Biological Resources - l.and,' tinal approval of the program shall be pmvided by the City. Componenb of the program may include, but not be limited to, ploviding urban tree canopy in the Cily of Folsom, or relorestation in suitable areas outside the Cily, Reforestation in natural habitat areas outside the City of Folsom would simultaneously mitigate the loss of oak woodland habitat while planting trees within the urban forest canopy would not. The California Urban Fotestry Gleenhouse Gas Reporting Prolocol shall be used to assess this mitigation program (CCAR 2008). All unused vegetation and tree matetial shall be mulched for use in landscaping on the project site, shipp3d to the nearest composting facility, or shiPped to a landfill that is equipped with a methane collection syslem, or combusted in r biomass povver plant. Tree and vegetalfue material should not be bumed on- or oft-site unles used as fuel in a biomas power plant.
Project applicant and
project contractor
At the submission ot
tentative map
applicatlons.
City of Folsom
Fire Department
Preparc and lmplement a Blasf ng Sabty Pl.n in Comultation with a Qualified Blaster To reduce lhe potendal for accidental injury or death related to blasting, contlactors whose wort in the SPA will intlude blasting shall prepare and implement a blasting salety plan. This plan shall be created in coordination with a qualified blailer, as defined by the Construction Satety and Heallh outreach Program, Subpart U, Section 1926.901, and disldbuted to all appropdate members of constuction teams.
Ihe plan shall apply to project applicant(s) ol all project phases in which blasting would be employed. The plan shall include, but is not limited to:
storage locatlons that meet ATF standards contained in 27 CFR Part 55; srfety requkements tor workers (e.g,, daily sEfety meetings, pe6onal protective equlpmenq;
an accident management plan that considers mislires $.e. explosive fails to detonate), un€xpected ignition, and ffytock; and measures to protect surrounding propetty (e.9., netling, announcement of dates of expected blasting, banicades, and audible and visual warnings).
City of tolsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqation and Reoortinq Prooram
Ml€sdon
Number
3A.8-6
(TPASP
ErR/ErSl
3A.8-7
(fPAsP
ErR/Er$
Vedfcadonlmphmendon
R$nollsbllty Ilmlng Monibdrg
AgcncyMtigafon Measuns
Upon completion of a blasting safety plan, the ptoject applicant{s) shall secure any required perfiils ftom lhe City of Folsom Fhe Departmenl and the tl Dorado County Shedffs Department for blasting activilies in sacramento County and El Dorado County. respedively
Mitigation forthe off-site element5 outside of the City of Folsom's jurisdictional boundades must be coordlnated by the project applicant(s) of each applicable project phase with the affected o/ersight agency0es) (i.e', El Dorado Coung).
(ity of Folsom
Community
Development
Deparlment
Project applicant At the submission of
tentative map
applications.
of residential properties near the transmission line: shall be made aware oi the controversy surrounding EMF exposure, The Californla Department of Real Estale shall be requested lo insert an appropilate notifcation into the applicanfs fnal Subdivision Public Report application, which shall be provided to purchasers of properties within 100 feet ftom the 100-115kv power line , or within 150 teet from the 220-230 kV power line . The notification would include a discussion ofthe scientific studies and conclusions reached to date acknowledge that the notification distance is not baled on specific biological evidence, but tather, the distance where background levels may increase and provide that, given some uncertainty in the data, this notification is merely provided to allor putchasers to make an informed decision.
and Notification of EMF Erposure. Polenlial purchasersPrudent Prqect applicant Before issuance of
grading permits for the
projed water features.
Cig of Folsom
Community
Development
Depa.lment
Pnparc and lmplement a Vector Control Phn in Coruultaton wih the Sacnmento-Yolo Moquilo end V€cbt Control DMct To ensure hat operation and d€sign of the storrnwal€r system, including multiple planned de,lention basins, is consistent wilh the recommendalions ol ttte Sacnmento- Yolo Mosquito and Vectol Conlrol District tegarding mosquito control, lhe project applicant(s) of all project phases shall ptepare and implement a Ve€tor Control Plan. lhis plan shall be prepared in coordination with the Sac.amento- Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District and shall be submitled to the City for approval before issuance ofthe grEdlng permit for the detention basins under the Crty's juftdiclion. For the off-slte detention basin, the plan shall be submilted lo Sasamento County for aPptoval befote isuance ol the grading permit for tre olf-site detenlion basin. lhe plan shall incorponte specific meoures deemed su{ficient by the Gty to minimize public heallh dsks fom mosquitoet and as contained within the sacramenlo'Yolo Mosquito and vector Control Distict BMP Manual {Sactamento-Yolo Mosquito and vectot City of Folsom 31
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitioation Monitorino and Reoortina Prooram
Mftigsdon
Number V€rifitetionhplemendon
Respq'EhfiV IirnfiE ilbdoftq
Agen€y]riugadon Mescmt
Control Distdct 2008). Ihe plan shall indude, but is not limit€d to, lhe following components:
> Description ofthe project.
> Descdption of detention basins and all water features and facilities that would control on-site water levels.
> 6oals of the dan.
> Description ofthe water management elements and features that would be implemented. including:
. BMPs thal would implemented on-site;
. public education and awareness;
. sanitary methods used (e.9.. disposal ofgarbage);
. mosquilo control methods used (e.9, ffuduating water levels, biological agenB, pesticides, larvacides. ckculating water); and . stormwatet mlnagement (consistent with Stormwater Management Planl.
> Long-term maintenance ofthE detenlion basins and all related facilities (e.g., specific ongoing enlorceable conditions or maintenance by a homeownerl assoclalion).
To reduce the potential for mosquitoes to reptoduce in the detention basins, the project applicant(s) shall coordinate with lhe Sacrsm€nto-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control Dindct to identifu and implement BMPs based oo their potential effectiveness for sPA conditions. Potemial BMPS could include but ate not llmited to. the following:
> build shoreline pedmelers as st€ep and uniform as practicable to discourage dense plant gtowth;
> perfolm toutine maintenance to reduce emergent plant densities to facilitate the ability of mosquito predators 0.e., fish) to move throughout vegetated areaj
> design distribution piping and containment basins with Edequate slopes to draln lully and prevent standing water. The deslgn slope should take into consideration buildup ol sediment between mainlenance pedods. Compaction during grading may also be needed to avoid slumdng and settling;
City o{ Folsom
32
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Miliqation Monitoring and Reoortino Proqtam
Mldgafort
Number
34"9-1
(FPASP
EtR/EIS)
WaterQuality
VedffcrtlonImiry UonlbdnS
Agency
lmplemenffion
R€sordbilityMftig8don Me6urrs
> cooidinate cleaning of catch bosint drop inlets, or stom drains wilh mosquito tteatment operations;
> enforce the prompt removal of silt screens installed dudng conllruclion when no longer needed lo protect water quality; > ifthe sump, vault, or basin is sealed aqainst mosquitoes, with the exception of the inlet and outlet, submerge the inlet and outlel completely to reduce lhe available surhce area of water for mosquito egg{aying (female mosquitoes can fiy through pipes)l and > deslgn structures with the apptopriate pumping, piping, valves, or other necessary €quipment to allow for easy dewatedng of the unit if necessary (Sacramento Yolo Mosquito and Veclor Control Disttict 2008).
The project applicantG) ofthe project phase conlaining the off'site detendon basin shall coordinale mitigation for the off'site with the alfected oversight agency (i.e., Sacram€nto County).
Submittal of the State
Construction General
Permil NOland SWPPP
(where applicable) and
development and
submittal of any other
locally required plans
and specifcations
before the issuance of
grading permits lor all
on-site project phases
and off+ite elements
and implementation
throughout project
construction.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Deparlment
Project applicantPemlb and Prepare and lmplem€nt SWPPP
ot grading permits, the project applicant(s)
of all projecc disturbing one or more acres (ncluding phased construction ofsmaller areas which are part ofa latger ptoject) shall obtain coverage under the SWRCB'5 NPDES stormwater permit for general construction activity (Order 2009-0009-DWQ), including prepatation and submittal of a poject-specilic SWPPP at the time the NOI is filed. The project applicanl(s) shall aho preparc and submit arry other necessary erosion and sediment control and engineedng plans and specifications for pollution prevention and conlrol to Sacramento County. Cily ot Folsom, El Dondo counly (for the off*ite rosdways into El D,orado Hills under the Proposed Project Altenative). The SWPPP and other appropriate plans shall idenfry and speci!:
> the use of an effective combination ol robust erosion and sediment conlrol BMP5 and constuction techniques accepted by the local julisdlctions for use in the project area at the tlme of constructlon, that shall reduce the potential for runolf and the release, mobilization, and exporure of pollutants, including legacy sources ol mercury from project-related construction sites. These may include but would not be limited to temoorary erosion conlrol and soil stabilizaqqqmeasuret A(quin Apptoprirte Regulatory
and 8MPs. Pdot lo the isuance
33 City of Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Prograrn
MiSadur
Number Vedfrcsthnlmplcmnffion
Respoltslbillty
Tlmlng Montodng
ASencyMfigafbn lihasurcg
sedimentation ponds, inlet protection, perforated riser pip+ check damt and silt fences
> the implementation ofapproved local plans, non-slormwater managemenl conttols, permanenl post-construction EMPt and inspection and maintenance responsibilities;
> lhe pollutanls that are likely to be used dudng construction that could be present in stomwater drainage and nonstormwatet dischatges, including luels. lubricants, and other types of mateials used for equipment operation;
> spill prevenlion and conlingency measuret including measures to prerrent or clean up spills of hazardous waste and of hazardous materials used for equipment operation, and emergency procedures lor responding to spllls;
> personnel trainlng tequirements and procedures that shall be used to ensure lhat workers are aware of Permit requirements and proper installation melhods for BMPs specified in the SWPPP; and > the appropriate personnel r€5ponsible for supervisory duties [elated to implemenlation of the SWPPP.
> Where applioble BMPs identilied in the SWPPP shall be in place lhroughout all site work and construclion/demolition activiiies and shall be used in all subsequent site development activities. BMPS may include but are not limited to, such measures as those listed below. > lmplemenling temporary erosion and sediment control measures in distulbed areas to minimize discharge ofsediment into nearby drainage corweyances, in compliance with state and local standalds in etlect et the time ol construction. These measures may include silt fences, slaked straw bales ot wattlet sedinenvsilt bEsins and trapt geolabrig sandbag diket and temporary vegetation.
> tstablishing permanent vegelative cover to rcduce etosion in ateas disturbed by construction by slodng runoffvelocities, trapping sediment, and enhancing filtralion and Itansphation.
> Using dninage swales, dilches, and earth dlkes to control erosion and runofl by conveying surface runoff down sloping land, intetcepting and diverting runolf to a watercourse or channel, prwenting sheet flow over sloned surfsces. oreventino runoff accumulation at the base of a City of Folsom
34
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Miligation Monitoring and Reportino Proqram
Mi$afron
Nurter
tLg-2
(FPASP
EIR/EIS)
VedMmMonftodry
AS€ncy
lmplemendon
ne*oUtnW ftntqMtdgntion ithasurcs
infrastructure.
A copy of the approved SWPPP shall be maintained and available at all times on the construction site.
Forthose areas that would be disturbed at part of the U.S- 50 interchange improvemenls, Caltrans shall coordinate with the development and implementation ofthe ovetall project swPPP, or develop and implement lts own SWPPP speciic to the interchange improvements, to ensute that water quality degladalion would be avoided or minimized to lhe maximum extent practicable.
Mitigation for the olf-site elements ouBide of the City of Folsom's jurisdictional boundarig must be coordinated by the project applicant{s) of each applicable proJect phase whh the affected oversight agency(es) (i'e', El Doredo and/or Sacramento Counties, or Caltrans),
grade, and avoiding ffood and facility
Project applicant Before approval of
grading plans and
building permits ol all
project phases.
City of Folsom
Public Works
Department
Contalned in Thos€ Plans.
Before the approval ofgrading plans and building permits, the project applicant(s) of all project phases shall submit final drainage plans to the City, and to El Dolado County fot the off-slte roadway conne€tions into El Dondo Hills, demonstrating that otf-site upskeam runoffwould be appropdately conveyed through lhe sPA, and that projeci'related on-site runoffwould be appopriately contained in detention basins or managed with through other improvemenls (e.g., source contlolt biolechnical stream stabilizalion) to reduce fooding and hydromodfication impacts The plans shall include, but not be limited to, the {ollowing items:
> an accurale calculation of pre-ploject and post-project runoff scenariot obtained using appropriate engineering methods, that arcrrately evaluates potential changes to runoff, including increased surface runolf
> runoff calculations for the 10'year and 100'year (0.01 AEPI storm events (and other. smallet stotm wents as rcquked) shall be perlormed and the trunk drainage pipeline sizes confirmed based on alignments and detention lacility locations finalized in the design phase; > a description of the proposed maintenaoce program forthe on'site drainage system;
> project-specific standards for installing drainage systems; Pr€pare and Submlt Flnal Dninage and lmplement RequiremenB City of Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitigalion Moniloring and Reportinq P.oqram
Mltlgsdon
Number VedficddrMonlottrrg
Agency
lmdementafon
R€spondblllty
nnhgMl$radonMeures
> €ity and El Dorado County food control design requiremenls and measures designed to comply with them;
lmplemEntation of stotmwater management BMP5 that avoid increases in the erosive fotce of flows beyond a specific range of conditions needed to limit hydromodification and maintain culrent stream geomorphology. These BMPs will be designed and construct€d in accordance wilh the forthcoming SSQP Hydromodification Management Plan (to be adoPted by the RWQCB) and may
include, bul are not lirnited to, lhe following:
> use of Low lmpact Developm€nt (LlD) techniques to limit increases in $ormwater runoll at the point ot otigination {these may include, but are not limited to: surface swalet replacement of conventional impelious surlaces with peoious surfaces [e.9., porous pavementl; imperuious surfaces disconnedion; and tlees planted to iilercept stormwater);
> enlarged detention basins to minimize ffow changes and changes to fl ow duration characteristics;
> bioengineered stream stabilizationto minimize bank erosion, ulilizing vegelallve and rock stabilizatlon, and inset floodplain restoratlon features that ptovide for enhancement of dparian habitat and maintenance of natural hydrologic and channel to floodplain interactions;
> minimize slope ditferences between any stormwater or detention facility outfall channel with the existing receiving channel gtadient to reduce flow velocity; and
> minimize to the extent possible detention basin, bddge embankment, and other encroachments into the channel and floodplain corridor, and utilize open bottom box culverts to allow sediment passage on smaller drainage coures.
The final drainage plan shall demonstrate to the salisfactlon of the City oI Folsom Community Development and Public Work Departments and [l Dorado County Depattment of Ttanspottation that l00-y€ar (0.01 AEP) flood ffows would be appropriately channeled and contained, such lhat the tisk to people or damage to structures within or down gradient ofthe SPA would not occur, and th6t hydromodification would not be lncreased ftom pte- develooment levalr such that existino stream qeomorpholoqy would be City ot tolsom
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03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqation Monitotinq and Reporting Program
Mldgadon
Numtrpr
3A.9-3
(FPASP
ErR/E|S'
Vddllcedonlmphmendon
Respotrlbllhy nnhg Monlbdng
ASerEyMldgrdon Measune
changed (the range of conditions should be calculated for each receiving water il feasible, or a conservati\€ estimale should be used, e.9,, an Ep of 1 r1096 or other as approved bythe Sacramento stormwater Quality Partnership and/or city of Folsom Public wotks Department).
Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ol the City of Folsom's jurisdictional boundades must be coordinated by the proi€ct applicantG) of each applicable project phase with El Dorado County.
Project applicant Prepare plans before
the issuance of grading
permits for all projecl
phases and off-site
elemenB and
implementation
throughoul project
conslruction.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department and
Public Works
Department
Develop and lmplement a 8MP and water Quality
approval of the grading pemis lor any development project requhing a subdivision map, a detailed BMP and wat€r quality maintenance plan shall be prepared by a qualified engineer retained by the project apPlicantG) lhe development projecl Drafu ofthe plan lhall be submitted to the City o{ Folsom and El oorado County lorthe olf-site roadway connections into El Dorado Hills, ior review and approval concu(ently with development of tentative subdivision maps for all ptoject phases. The plan shall finalize the water quallty improvemenls and lurther detail the sttuctural and nonstructural EMPS proposed for the project. The plan shall include lhe elemens described below.
> A quantitative hydrologic and water quality analysis of ptoposed conditions incorporating the proposed drainage design features. > Predevelopmentandpostdevelopmentcalculationsdemonsttatingthal the proposed water quality EMPS meel or exceed requirements esbblished by the City of Folsom and including details regarding the size, geometry, and functional dming of storage and release pursuant io the "stormwater Quality Design Manual for Sacrameilo and South Placer Regions' (ISSQP 2007b1 per NPDES permit No. CAS082597 WDR Order No. R5-2008-0142, page 46) and El Dorado Count/s NPDES SWMP (County of El Dorado 2004).
> Source conttol programs to conttol water quality pollutants on lhe SPA, which may include but are limited to recycling, slreet sweeping, storm drain cleaning, household hazardous waste collection, waste minimizaton, p.evention ol spills and illegal dumping, 3nd effective management of public irash collection areas.
> A pond management component for the ptoposed basins that shall include management and maint€nance tequirements for the design features and 8MPs, and responsible pariies fur maintenance and funding.
Maintenance Plan. Before
City of Folsom 37
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitioalion Monitorinq and R€oortino Prooram
Mltssdon
Number
34"9-4
(tPAsP
EtR/Ers)
Ven'ficatonMonlbrlng
Afrcy
lmflenentdon
nespooctUlV
TlmlngMldgodon Masul€3
quality maintenance plan. These may include, but are not limited to:
. surfuce swales;
. replarement ol convenlional impelious surfaces with pervious surfaces (e.9., porous Pavement);
r impervious surfaces disconneclion; and
. lrees planted to intercept stormwatef'
New stormwater lacilltlet shall b€ placed along the natural drainage courses within the sPA to the extent ptacticable so a5 to mimic the natural drainage pafterns. The reduclion in runoff as a result ofthe LID configurations shall be quantified based on the runoff reduclion sedit system methodology descdbed in 'stomwatel Quality Design Manual forthe Sacmmento and South Placer Regiont Chapter 5 and APpendix D4'(SSQP 2$7b) and proposed detention basins and other watet qualily BMPS shall be lized to handle lhese runofl volumes.
For those ereas lhatwould be disturbed as patt otthe U.S. 50 intetchange improvements, il is antlcipat€d that Caltrans would cootdinate with the development and implementation of lhe overall project SWPPS or develop and implement i8 own SWPPP specific to the interchange improvemenlt to ensure that water quality degradation would be avoided or minimized to the maximum extent Practicable.
Mitigation lor the off.site elemenls oubide ot the City ol Folsom's jurisdictional boundaries must be coordinated by the project applicantG) of each applicable project phase vdth El Dorado County and Caltrans. into the 8MP and watetUD measures shall be
Prior to subminal to the
City oftentative maps
or improvement plans.
City ol Folsom
Public Work
Deps.imenl
Project applicantl]lspecl and Evaluab Existing Dams Wthin and Make lmprovemenb if Nec€ssary' Ptior to submittal to the City of tentative maps or improvement dans the project applicant(s) of all project phases shall per{orm conduct studies to delermine the extent of inundation in the case of dam faiture. lf the studies detetmine potential exposure of people or structures to a significant risk of flooding as a result ofthe lailure of a dam, the applicanls(s) shall implement of any feasible recommendations pr,ovided in that study, potenlially through drainage improvements, subject to the approval of the City of Folsom Public Works Departmenl.
and Upstre€m of the Project Slte
Cily of Folsom
38
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqation Monitorino and Reoortrno Prooram
Mldgadon
Number
Nohe and Mbntion
34.1t-1
{TPASP
ErR/ErS)
lnplemerffin
R€spomlblllty
Tlmlng
il&dbftq
AgsrcyMidgndm Measur€s V€rlficadon
Before and dudng
constructton activities
on the SPA and within
El Dorado Hills.
City of tolsom
Community
Development
Department
Project applicanllmplement No'rse-Reducing Construction Praclicg, Ptepan and lnplement a Noise Conrol Plan, and Monlbr and Record Construction Noise near Sen6itive R€cepton. To reduce impacts assoclated with noise generatd during project related conslruction aciivities, lhe project applicant(sl and their pdmary contractots for engineering design and (onstruction of all project phases shall ensur€ lhat lhe following lequlrements ate implemented at each wo* site in any year of ptoject constrlclion to avoid and minimize construction n0ise effecb on sensitive receptots. The project applicant(s) and primary construction contracto(s) shall employ noise- reducing construction practites. Measures that shall be used to limit noise shall include the measures listed below:
> Noise-genereting conslruction opetations shall be limited to the houts between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, and between I a.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturdap and Sundays.
> All construction equipment and equipment staging areas shall be located as lar as possible from nearby noise-sensitive land uses' > All construcdon equipment shall be propetly maintain€d and equipped with nois€-r€duction intake and exhaust mufffen and engine shrouds, in accordence with manufacturers' recommendallons. Equipment engine shrouds shall be closed during equipment operation' > All motodzed construction equlpment shall be shut down when not in use to prevent idling.
> lndividual operations and techniques shall be teplaced with quieter procedures (e.9., using welding instead of tiveting, mixing concrete otfsite instead of oo-site).
> Noise+educing enclosures shall be used around stationary noise- generating equipment {e,g., compressots and generaton) as planned phases are built out and futute noise sensitive receptors are located wilhin close proximity lo fJture construclion aclivilies. > Wdtten notification ol consttuction activilies shall be provided to all noise-sensilive receptors located tvithin 850 feet of consttuction actrviues. Notification shall include anticipated dates and hours during which construction acdvities are anlicipaled lo occur and contact information, including a daytime telephone numbet fot lhe prdect reoresentatfue to be contacted in lhe event lhat noise la/els are 39City of Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqation Monitorinq and Reporliflg Program
Midgadon
Number Vedffin
3A.1r-3
(FPAsP
ErR/Ersl
lmptem€{rffion
Resporsbfily nmlg Monlbdrg
AgencyMidgsdm Mer$rrEs
deemed excessive. Recommendations to assist noise-sensitive land uses in reducing inteilor noise levels (e.9,, closing windows and doors) shall also be included in the notifcation.
> To the extent t€asible, acoustic banie6 (e.9., lead curtsins, sound baniers) shall be constructed to reduce construction-genetated noise levels at affecled noise-sensitive land uses. The baniers shall be designed to obstruct the line of sight between the noise.sensitive land use and on-site construction equipment. when installed propedy, acoustic baniers can reduce construclion nohe lwels by apptoximately 8-10 dB {EPA 1971}.
> When tuture noise semilive uses are within close ptoximity to prolonged construction noise, nolse-attenuating buffers such as structures, truck trailers, or soil piles shall be located between noise sources and future r€sidences to shield sensitive receplors lrom conslruction noiS€.
> The primary contractor shall prepare and implement a consttuction noise management plan. This plan shall identit spedffc measures to ensure compliance with the noise conttol measures specified above.
The noise conltol plan shall be submitled to the City of Folsom belore any noise-generating construction activity bsgins. Construction shall not commence until th€ construction noise management plan is approved by the City of Folsom. Mitigation fot the two off-site ro#way connections into El Dorado County must be coordinated by lhe project applicant(s) ol the applicable project phase with El Dorado County, rince the roadway extensions are outside of lhe City of Folsom's judsdiclional boundaries.
Project applicant Before and dudng
bulldozing and blasting
activities on lhe sPA
and within fl Dorado
Hills and the County of
Sacramenlo
City of tolsom
Community
0evelopment
Department
lmplement Me$ures to P,€vent [Iposule of Sensitive Re(cptots to Groundbome Noise or Mbrafron from Pmject Genetatd Conslruction AcdYfics.
> To lhe extent leasible blasting activities shall not be conducted within 275 feet of existlng or future sensltlve receptors.
> To the extent fuasible, bulldozing activites shall not be conducted within 50 feet of existing or future sensitive receptors. > All blaning shall be performed by a blast convactor and blasting personnel licensed to operate in the State of Califomia.
City of Folsom
40
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mltiqation Monitorino and Reoortino Prooram
Mldgsddt
Number
3A.11-5
(FPASP
EIR/€rs)
VedicafonItnlng Monlbdq
ASefiy
lmflementatbn
RosporrhllityMidgdon lt/hasu]€s
> A blasting plan, induding estimates of vibration levels at the residence closest to the blast, shall be submltted to the enforcement agency for review and apptoval ptior to the commencement of the filst blast. > Each blast shall be monhored and documented for groundbourne noise and vifualion levels at the nearest sensitive land use and associrted recorded submitted to the enforcement agency.
Project applicant Before submittal of
improvement plans for
each prcject phase and
during project
operations for lesting
of emergency
generatoas.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department
lmplement Measules to Reduce Noise from Project-Generad Stationary Sou,ces,
The project applicant(s) for any particular discretionary develoPment Project shall implement the bllofling measutes to reduce the effect of noise levels generated by on-site stationary nois€ sources that would be located within 500 feet ofany noise.sensitive receptor
> Routlne testlng and prevenlive mainlenance of emergenry el€ctdcal generatofi shall be conducted during the less sensitive daytime hours
0.e.,7:00 a.m. to 600 p.m.). All electrical generatots shall be equipped with noise control (e.g., rnufier) devices in accordance with manufactuters' speclff cadons.
> €xternal mechanical equipment associal€d with buildings sball incorporate features designed to reduce noise emissions below the stationery noise sourte critetia. These features may include, but are not limited to. localing generators within equipment rooms or enclosuGs that incorporate noise-reduction featutet such as acoustical louvers. and exhaust and intake silencers. Equipmenl enclosures shall be oriented so that major openings (i.e., intake louvers, exhaust) are directed away lrom nearby nois€-sensitive receplott,
> Pa*ing lots shall be located and designed so that noise emisslons do not exceed the stationary noise source criteda established in this analph (i.e., 50 dB for 30 minutes in ernry hour during lhe daytime fi a.m. to 10 p.m.l and less than 45 dB fot 30 minutes of every hour dudng the night time n0 p.m. to 7 a.m.l. Reduction of parking lot noise can be achieved by lotating parking lots as far away as leasible from noise sensitive land uset or using buildings and topographic featutes to provide acoustic shielding for noise-sensilive land uses. loading docks shall be located and designed so that noise emisiions do not exceed the stalionary noise source criteria established in this analysis (i.e., 50 dB for 30 minutes in every hour during the daytime p a.m. to 10 D.m.l and less lhan 45 dB for 30 minutes of every hour 41City of Folsom
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Milioalion Monitorino and Reportinq Proqram
MUgadon
!furnber
Public Seruices
3A.14-1
(FPAsP
flR/EIS)
34.14-2
(FPASP
HR/Etsl
Verlfcaionlmplemendon
RsspotdbmV Imlng lr,lonlbrlr€
ASeffiMldgstlon Meacurcs
during the night time fl(l p.m. to 7 a.m.l). Reduction ot loading dock noise can be achieved by locating loading dock as far away as possible lrom noise sensilive land uset tonstrucling noise ba.tiers between loading dock and noise-seniilive land uses, or using buildlngs and topographic teatures to provide acouslic shielding for noise-sensiiive land uses.
Project applicant Eefore the approval of
all relevant plans
and/or permits and
dudng construction of
all project phas€s.
City of Folsom
Public Work
Department
Prepare and lmplement a Construction Ttaffic Contol Plan. The ptoject applicant(s) of all prcject phases shall prepare and implement lraffic control plans for construction activities that may affect road dghts-of-way. The tralfic control plans must follow any applicable standatds of the agency responsible for lhe affected roadway and must be approved and signed by a professional engineer. Measures typically used in tratfic conttol plans indude advertising ol planned lane closures, waming signage a flag person to direct traflic tlows when needed, and methods to ensure continued access by emergencyvehicles. Dudng project conslruclion, access to existing land uses shall be maintained at all limet with detours used as necessary during road closures. Traffic control plans shall be submitted to the appropriate City or County department orthe Califomia Department of Transporlation (Caltrans) for review and approval before the approval of all project plans or permits, for all project phases where implementation may cause impacts on tralfic.
Miligation for the off-site elemEnts ouEide ol the City ol Folsom's jufsdictional boundaries must be coordinated by the projecr applicant(s) of each applicrble project phase with the affected overslght agenry(es) (i.e., El Dorado and/or Sacramento Countles and Caltrans).
Project applicant Eefore issuance of
bulldlng permis and
isuance of occupancy
permiti or flnal
inspections for all
project phases.
City ol Fokom
Fhe Department,
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department
lncorpone Callbrnia Fire Code; City of Folsom Fin Code R€quiremenb; and EoHFD Requiremenb if Necesary, into Ptoject Design and Submit Project Design to lhe City of Folsom Fin Depattment br neryhry and Approval. To reduce impacts related to lhe provision of nm fire servicet the project applicant(s) of all project phases shall do the following, as described below.
1. lncorporate into projed designs tire llow requiremenb based on the Calilornia Fire Code, Folsom Fke Code (Cig of Folsom Municipal Code Title 8, Chapter 8.36), and other applicable tequirements based on the City of tolsorn Fire Department fire preyention standards.
City of Folsom
42
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitigation Monitorino and ReDorlinq Ptoqtam
Midgatbn
Number Vedflcadonlmplemendon
Respondbfllty
Iimlng Monltorhg
AgensyMhlgrdon Mea$lres
lmprovement plans showing the incorporation automatic sptinkler syslems, the availability ofadequate fre fow, and the locations of hydrants shall be submitted to the City of Folsom Fire Depattment for review and approval. ln addition, approved plans showing access design shall be provided lo the City of Folsom Fire Department as described by Zoning Code Section
17.57.080 (rVehicular Acce!6 Requiremenb'). These plans shall describe access-road length, dimensions, and finished surtaces for firefghting equipment. The installation of secudly gates across a fire apparatus access road shall be approved by lhe City of Folsom Fke Department. The design and operation of gates and barricades shall be in accordance with the Sacramento County Emergency Access Gates and Barriets Standar4 as required by the City ol Folsom Fire Code.
2. Submit a Fke Sysrems New Bulldings, Additiong and Altetalions Document Submiltal List to lhe City of Folsom Community Development Department Building Division for review and approval before the issuance of building permib,
ln addition to the above measuret the project applicant(s) ol rll project phases shall incorporale the provisions descdbed below for the portion ot the SPA r,yithin the EDHFD sewice area if it is deletmined lhtough City/El Dorado County negoliations that EDHFD would serve lh€ 178-acre portion of ihe sPA
3. lncorporste into project deJigns applicabls requkements based on the TDHFD fin prevention standards. For commercial development improvement plans showing roadways, land spli6 buildings, fire sprinkler rptems, fire alarm systems, and other commercial building improvements shall be submitted to lhe TDHFD for re\tiew and approval. For residential developmen! improrement plans showing proPe.ty lines and adjacent streets or roads; tolal acreage or square lootage of the parcel; the footpdnt of all structures; ddvei,vay plan views describing width, length. turnouts, lurnarounds, radiuses, and surtaces; and ddveway profile views shot{ing the percent grade from the access road to the stucture and vertical clearance shall be submilted to the EDHFD for revi€w and approval.
4. Submit a Fke Prevention Plan Checklist to the EDHFD for tevien, and appro/al before the issuance of building petmits. ln addition, tesidential development requhing automation fie sprinklers shall submit spdnkler design sheet(s) afld hydraullc calculations ftom a California State Licensed C{5 Contrector.
City of Folsom 13
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitiqation Monitorinq and Reportinq Ploqram
Mldgsdon
Number
3414-3
(FPASP
ErR/E|S)
Trafffc and Tnnsportation
1415-2a
(FPASP
EIR/Ers)
Ved0c8donlmplemendon
Respondbffty llmlng llonltorlrg
AgencyMldgatbn Measuns
The City shall not authoilze the occupancy of any structures untl the project applicant(s) have obtained a Cerlificate of Occupancy {rom the City of Folsom Community Development Department verifying that all fire prevention items have been addressed on-site to the safsfaclion of the City of tolsom Fke Department and/or the EDHFD fot rhe 178-acre atea ofthe sPA within the EDHTD sewice area.
Project applicant Before isuance of
building permits and
issuance ol occupancy
permits or final
inspeclions for all
project phases.
City of tolsom
the DepartmenL
City of Folsom
Communily
Development
Department
lncorporate Fire tlow RequiremenE into Project D€slgns. The ptoject applicant(s) of all project phases shall incorpotate into their project designs fre frow requkemenls based on the California fke €ode, Folsom Fhe Code, andlor EDHTD for those areas ol the SPA within the EoHFD sewice area and shall verifyto City ol Folsom Fire Depattment that adequate water fow is availablg prior to approval of improvement plans and lssuance of occupancy permib or final inspections for all project phases, Project applicant City
of tolsom; Regional
Transit
-
Belore approval ol
improvement plans for
all project phases any
particular dis(retionary
development
application that
includes residential and
commercialor mixed-
use development. As a
condition of project
approval andlor as a
condition of the
development
agreement ior all
project phases.
City of tolsom
Public Wo*s
Deprrtment
Develop Commercial Support Services and Mixed-use Dwelopment Concurrent wlth Housing Developmen! and Develop and Provide Options for Alternative Transportation Modes. The ptoject applicant(s) for any particular dlscretionary da,elopment application including commerdal or mixed-use development along with residential uses shall develop commercial and mixed-use dwelopment concurrent with housing development, to the exlent feasible in light ol market realhies and other considerations, to internalize vehicle trips. Pedestrian and bicycle facilities shall be implemented to the satistaction of th€ City Public Work Department. To further minimize impacts flom the increased demand on area roadways and intersections, the ploject appllcan(s) for any particular discretionary development application invofu lng schools or commercial renters shall darelop and implement safe and secure bicycle parking to promote alternative transpottalion uJes and reduce the volume ofsingle- occupancyvehicles using area roadways and intersections. The proje€t applicant(s) lor any particular discretionary development application shall participate in capital imprwements and operating funds for transit service to increas€ the perceil of favel by transit, The projecfs fai/-share padicipalion and the associated timing of the improvemens and service shall be identified in the project conditions of approval and/or the project's development agreement lmprcvements and service shall be coordinated, as necessary, with Fol:om Stage Lines and Sactamento RT.
City ol Folsom
44
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitioation Mo0itorinq and Reportinq Proqram
Ml0gstion
Number
3A,15-2b
{FPASP
EIR/ElS)
3A"15-2c
(TPASP
ErR/E|S)
3A.1s-3
(FPASP
ErMrs)
Ullllths and Seruice Sptems
34"r6{
(FpASp
ErMrsl
3A.16-3
(FPAsP
ErR/ErSl
Verillcatonlm$mendon
R€5porEltffq nmerg Monlbtlng
AgsncyMldgndon Mea*es
Project applicant; City
of Folsom
Concurent with
conrtruction for all
poject phases.
Cily of Folsom
Public Works
Department
Parddpate in the Citys Tnnsportation System Management F€e p,ognm.
The project applicant(s) for any particular discretionary dwelopment application shall pay an app.opriate amount into the Ci$s existing Transportation System Management Fee Program lo reduce ihe number of single-occupant autornobile travel on atea roadways and intersections.
Prrlidprte lrith the 50 Corddor Transportalion Management Assodation.
The project applicant(s) for any particular dis(retionary dE/elopment application shalljoin and participate wilh the 50 Conidot lranspottation Management Association to reduce the number of single-occupanl automobile travel on area roadways and inlersections.
Project applicanq 50
Conidot
Transportation
Management
Association
Concurrent rvith
construclion for all
project phases.
City of Folsom
Public Work
Department
Pay tull Co6t of ldendfred lmprovemen8 that Are Not Funded by $e City's Fee Prognm, ln accordance with Measure W, the project applicant(s) for any partlcular discretlonary dwelopment application shall provide fah-share contribudons to the Citys tBnspotlalion impact f€e progtam lo fully fund improvements only required betause olthe Spe<ific Plan.
Project applicanu City
of Folsom
As I condition of
projea approval and/or
as a condition of the
dwelopment
agreement for all
project phases.
City of Folsom
Public Works
Dep3rlment
Submit Prcof ol Adequate 0n- and Off-Site Wastettater Conv€yance Facillues and lmplement On- and Otf-Site lnftastuctu,e Sewice Systems or Ensure That Adequate Financing ls Secured. Before the approval of the final map and issuance of building permits for all project phaseq the project applicant(s) of all project phases lhall submit proolto the City of Folsom that an adequate waste{,ater conveyancs sysiem either has been ronstructed or is ensured through payrnent ofthe city's facllllies augmentation tee as descrlbed under the Folsom Municipal Code Tille 3.
Chapter 3.40 'Facilities Augmentation Fee - Folsom South Area Facilities Plan,' or olher sureties to the Cit!/s satislaction. Both on-site wastewater conveyance infrastructure and olf-site force mdin sutficient to provide adequate service to lhe project shall be in place for the amount of development identified in the tentative map before approval of the final map and issuance ol building permits for all project phasel ot lheh inancing shall be ensured lo the satislaction ofthe Cig.
Project applicant Eefore approral of fnal
maps and issuance of
building permits for any
project phases.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Deparlment and
City of Folsom
Public Woda
Department
Project applicant Eefore approval of final
maps and isuance of
building permits for any
project phas€s.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Departmenl and
Citv of Fol3om
Demonstrate Adequate SRlvTP w6tewater Treatment Capacity. The project applicant{s} of all proje€t phases shall demonstrate adequale capacity at the SRWTP for new wastewater flows generated by lhe project. This shall involve preparing a tentalive maplevel study and pafng connection and capacity fees as identified bv SRCSD. Aoproval of the final map and issuance of City of tolsom 45
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitigation Monitoring and Proqram
Mldgadon
Number
3A.18n
{FPASP
EtR/EtS!
3A,18-2a
(rPAsP
EIVEE}
VedfiodonTlmilp MontbdrE
Agency
lmplemenbdon
ResponCbflltyMldgntlon Measuns
PublicWork
Department
building permils br all project phases shall not be granted until lhe City verifies adequate SRWTP capaci$ is available for the amount of development identlffed in the tentative map.
Project applicant Sefore approval of final
maps and issuance of
building permits for any
project phases.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Depaftment and
City of Folsom
Public Wo*s
Department
Submlt Plool of Surhce Wat€r Supply Aveilability. a. Prior to approval of any small-lot tenhtive subdivision map subject to Govetnment Code Section 66473.7 (58 221), lhe City shall comply with lhat statute. Pdor lo apptoval of any small-lot tentaiive subdlvision map for a proposed residential poject not subject to that statute, the City need not comply with Section 65473'7' or formally consult with any public water system that would provide waler to the al{ected area; nevertheless, the City shall make a factual showing or impose conditions similar to lhose requhed by Section 65473.7 to ensure an adequate water lupply fordevelopment authorized by the maP' b. Pdor to recordation ofeach final subdivision map, or prior to City approval of any similar project-specific discretionary approval or entitlement requked for nonresidential uses. the project applicant(s) of that ptoject phase ot activity shall demonstrate the availability ol a reliable and sutficient water supply fiom a public water system for the amount of development that would be authoriz€d by the final subdivision map or project-spedfic discretionary nonresidential approval or entitlement. Such a demonstration shall consist of information showing that both existing sources are available or needed supplies and improvemenk will be in place ptior to occupancy.
City of Folsom
Community
Derrelopment
Department and
Clty of Folsom
Public Works
Deparlment
Project applicant Before approval ol final
maps and issuance of
building permi$ for any
project pheses.
Submit Proof of Adequats OIf-She Wator Cotwey.nce Fadlide! end lmplement Off-sib lnfrastructure SeMce System or [nsure lhat Adequate Financing ls Searred. Be{ore the app.oval ofthe final subdivision map and isuance ol building permils for all project phases, the project apPlicant(s) of any parlicular discntionary darelopment application shall submit prooflo the City of tolsom that an adequate off-site water conveyance system eilher has been conslructed or is ensured or other surelies to the City's satisiaction. The off-site water conveyance infra5tructure sufficient to provide adequats sewice to the project shall be in place for the amount of development identified in lhe lentative map betore approval ofthe final subdivision map and issuance of building pemits for all Project phases, or theh financing shall be ensured to the satisfaction of the City. A certilicate of occupancy shall not be issued for any buildlng within the SPA unlil the water conveyance infrastructure rufficient to senre such building has been conslructed and is in place,
City ot Folsom
45
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Milioation Monitodno and Reoortrno Prooram
Mttigsd([r
Number
(FPASP
flvErs)
Additbnal Measures
Cumulalive
Mitigation
Measure
AIR-l-[and
(FPASP
ErR/Er9
Ven'ftcationlmphmenffion
ReqpottlHlity llmlng Modbrhg
AgeflcyMldgEdon Mrasures
Project applicant Before approval ol final
maps and issuance of
building permits for any
project phases.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Depariment and
City of Folsom
Public Wo*s
Department
Demo$trate Adequale Off-Slte Water Trcatm€nt Capacity 0f the Off-Site Water Treatnent Plant Option is Selectedl. It an off-site water trealment plant MTP) alternative is selected (as opposed to the on.site WTP alternative), the project applicant(s) for any pani€ular dlsffetionary development applicalion shall demonsttate adequate capacity at the off-sit€ WTP. This shall involve preparing a tentative map-level study and paying connection and capacity fees as determined by the City. Approval of the final project map shall not be granted unlil the City vetifies adequate water lreatment capacrty either is available or it cerlain to be available when needed lor the amount oldevelopment idenlified in the tentative map before approval ofthe final map and issuance of building permiB for all project phases. A certifical€ ofoccupancy shall not be issued lor any building within the SPA ontil rhe water treatment capacity sufficient to serve such building has been construded and is in place.
Clty of Folsom
Community
Development
Department
lmplement East Sacnmento Regional Aggrcgate Mining lruck Men|gement Plan or Other MeaJuns to Reduce Elposun of Sensltive Receptots to Openfonal Emisions ol Toxic Air Cont minants fiom Quany Ttu* Tnffic, The City of Folsom is a participant in the developmenl of an fast sacramento Regional Aggregate Mining Truc* Management Plan (tMP), a cooperative eflort led by the County ot Sacramento, with the input of the City of Folsom, lhe City of Rancho €ordova and other interested patlies, including representatives of quary ptoject applicants. When the County Eoard of SupeMsors approved entitlements for the Teichert quatr!' project in November 2010, it also adopted conditions of approval and a develogment agreement that requkes Teich€rt's participation in, and lait share funding of, a TMP to implement roadway capaci$ and salety improvements required to improve lhe compalibility of truck traffic from the quardes with the future utban development in the Folsom Specific Plan area and otherjurisdictions that will be affested by quarry truck traffic. The development agreement adopted by lhe County for the Teichert project imposes limits on lhe amounts of annual aggregate sale! from Teichert's lacility until a TMP is adopt€d. The City of Folsom does not have dhect jurisdiction over the Tekhert, DeSilva Gatet ot Walltown quarry ptoject applicants as these ptojecls are located within lhe uninconorated portion ol the County. the County, as the agencywith the primary authority wer the quar.ies, has indicated that it intends to prepare an environmental analysis in rcordanre with CEOA orior lo adootion of a TMP. The Citv's aulhotitv io Quary project
applicant(s| and the
City of folsom.
Prior to approval of first
tentath/e map or
discretionary approval
within sPA lhat would
place sensitive
receptor along
roadways that qudrry
truck would
reasonably use to
access U.S. Highway 50.
City of Folsom 47
03/14/2023 Item No.14.
Mitigalion Monitorinq and Reporting Program
Number VedHonlmdemendon
Reiponslbility
Tlmlng Monibrllg
ASency
Midgaton Measues
control the activities of lhe quarry huck indudes restictions or other adions, such as the approval and implemenlatlon ol specialized road improvements to accommodate quarry truck traffic, that would be applicable within the City'sjurisdictional boundaries. For the bregoing reasons, the City ol Folsom considers itself a 'responslble agency' (as that term is defined at Stdte CEQA Guidelines, CCR Section 15381), in that it has some discrelionary power over some elements of a future TMP. ifsuch TMP olls for improvements or other aclivities on roadways within thejurisdiction of the city. ln a responslble agency role the Ciry would follow the process specified in the CIQA Guidelines for considention and approval of the environmental analysis prepared by the Coung for a TMP after such documentation is prepared and adopted by the County. (state CEQA Guidelines, CCR Section 15096.)
Because no final project descdption for a TMP has been developed as ofthe completlon of this FEIR/FEIS, the City would have to speculate as to those portions of a TMP that might be proposed tor implsmenlation wilhin its jurisdiction, or the impacls that could arise from ihe implementation of as- yet uncertain components. Accordlngly, tormulation ofthe precise means of mitigating the potenlial cumulative ak quality impects pursuant to the TMP is not cunenlly leasible or practical. However, as the preferred, leasible, and intended mitlgation strategy to address the cumulative impacts of quarry lruck traffic through the SPA, lhe City shall implement, or cause to be implemented those porilons of the TMP (as described above) that are wihin its authority to control. ln implementing the TMP, the City rhall ensure that the TMP or traffii measures imposed by lhe City within the SPA reduce lhe risk of cancer to sensilive receptors along routes within the SPA kom toxic ak contaminant emissions to no more than 296 in one million (SMAQMD 2009. March. Recommended kotocol for Evaluating the location ot S€nsitive Land Uses Adjacent to Major Roadways, Version 2.2:fl, or such different threshold of significance mandated by SMAQMD fi ARB at the time if any. With this mitigation, the cumulative air quality impacts fiom truck toxic air contaminanG would be less than slgniflcant, As an alternative (or in addition) to implementing the TMP within the SPA, the follo,ving measures could (and should) be voluntarily implemented by the quarry projed applicant($ (Teiched, DeSilva 6ates, and Granite fwalltownl) to help ensure exposure of sensitive receptots to TACS oenerated bv ouarv trucktraffic 1o the 295-in-one-million threshold of City of Folsom
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Numb€r V€dfcadortIimlng i,lonlbdlu
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lmplemmbdon
Respondblllty
significance identified above. The City encouragee implementation of the following measures:
> The quarry projeci applicant(s) should meet with the City of Folsom to discuss mitigation strategies, implementation, and cost. > A site-specific, prdect-level screening analysk and/or Health Rhk Ass€ssment (HRA) should be conducted by the City ol Folsom and funded by the truck applicant(s) for all proposed sensllive receptots (e.9., residences, schooh) in the SPA that would be locsted along the sides ot roadway segmetts that are identitied in Table 4-4 as being potenlially significant under any ofthe analyzed scenarios. Each project-lelrel analysis shall be performed according to lhe standardr set brth by SMAQMD tor the purpose of disclosure lo the public and decision makers. The project-ls/el anal!6is shall account hr the localion ofthe r€aeptors relative to the roadway, thek distance from the roadway, the projected future trafffc volume for the year 2030 (lncluding the proportion of diesel truck), and emission rales representative of the v€hicle fleet for the year when lhe sensitive land uses would firt become operational and/or o(cupied. lf lhe inctemental increase in cancet risk determined by ln lhe HRA exceeds 296 in one million (or a diffetent threshold of significance recommended by SMAQMD ot ARB at the timg if any), then project design mitigation should be employed, which may include the follo,ving:
I lncrease the setback distance between the toadway and atfected .eceptor. lf lhh mitigation measure is determined by the City of tolsom to be necessary, bued on the results of the HRA, the quarry truck applicant(s) should pay the Folsom South of U.S. 50 Specific Plan project applicant{s) and the City of Folsom a he that shall sewe as compensation for lost development profit and lost City tax revenues, all as determined by the parlies. Said mitigation fee shall be determined in consultation with the quarry projecl applicantG), the Folsom Soulh of U.S. 50 Specific Plan project applican(s), and the Ci9 of folsom. No quarry truck shall be allowed to pass on any roadway segment immediately adjacent to or within the SPA until said mitigation hes are paid.
r lmplement tiered tree planting of fine-needle speciet such as redwood, along the near side of the roadway segments and, il feasible, along the roadway 500 feet in bolh ditections ofthe inilial olantino (e.o.. Sfi) feel north and south of a roadlvav that .uns east- City of Fohom 49
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Number
Cumulatlve
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MPasure
NOrSE-l-
[and
50 lmplemeilation
nesponslbility
Iimlng Monih'dng
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west) to enhance the dispersion and filtralion ol mobile-source TACs associated with the adjacent roadway. These trees should be planted at a density su€h that a solid vhual buffer is achieved after the trees reach maturity. which bteaks the line of sight betvreen U.S. 50 and the proposed homes. These trees should be planted bebre occupation of any affected sensitive land uses. This measure encourages the planting ofthese lrees in advance of the construction of potentially atfected receptors lo allow the trees to become established and progress toward maturity. The lile of these ttees should be maintained through lhe dura{on ofthe quaily projects. The planling, cosl and ongoing maintenance of these trees should be funded by the quarry project applicant(s).
I To improve the indoor air quality at affected receptors, implement the following measures before the occupancy of lhe affected residences and schools:
r equip all aflect€d residences and school buildingsdeveloped in the SPA wiih High Efficiency Particle turesting {HEPA) fiher systems at all mechanical air intake points to the interior rooms;
r use lhe heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to maintain all residential unir under positive pressure at all dmes; I lorate air intake systems for HVAC as far away from roadway ah pollution sources as possible; and
. develop and implement an ongoing educalion and maintenance Plan about the filtration systems associated with HVAC for residences and schools.
To the extent lhis indoor ah quality mitigation would nol already be implemented as part ofthe Folsom South of U.S. 50 Specific Plan project development this mitigation should be paid lor by lhe quarry project applicant(s) before any quarry trucks are allowed to pas on any roadway that is within 400 ftet of any residence or school within lhe sPA.
Quarry project
applicant(s) and the
City of Folsom.
lmplement East Sacrdmento Regional Aggregate Mining Truct Management Plan or Other Measures to Reduce Exposute ol Sensitive Receptots to Operationat Noise ftom Quany Truck Taffic the City of Folsom is a parlicipant in the development of an East Sacramento Regional Aggregate Mining Truck Management Plan (TMP), a cooperative efbrt led by the County of Sacramenlo, with the input of lhe City of Fokom, the City of Rancho Cordora and other interested sarties, includino reoresenlatives of Priorto apprwal of frst
tenlative map or
discredonary approval
within SPA thet would
place sensitive
receptors along
roadwavs that ouany
City of Folsom
Community
0evelopment
Depaiment
Verificadon
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truck would
reasonably use to
accen U.S. 50.
quarry project applicants. When lhe counly Board of Supewisots approved entitlemens ior lhe Teichert quatry project in November 2010. it also adopted conditions of approval and a development agreement that requkes Teichert's participation in, and fair share funding of, a TMP to implement roadway capacity and safety improvetnents r€quired to improve the (ompalibility of truck tratfic trom the quarlies with the futule uthn development in the sPA and otherjuridictions that will be affected by quarry truck traffic. The dwelopment agreement adopted by the County lor th€ Teiched project imposes limits on lhe amounts of annual aggregale sales lrom Teicherfs facility until a TMP is adopted, The City of Folsom does not have dilectjurisdiction over the Teichert, DeSilva 6ates, or Walltown quarry project applicants as these projects are located within the unincorporated portion of the County. The County, as the agency with lhe primary authority over lhe quarries, has indicated that it intends to prepate an environmental analysis in accordance with CEQA ptiot to adoption of a TMP. The Cityt authority to control the activities of the quarry ttucks includes restrictions or olher actiont such as lhe apptoval and implementation of speciallzed road improvements to accommodate qualry ruck traffic, lhat would be applicable within the Cityljurhdictionel boundaries. For the fotegoing reasont the City of Folsom considers itself a 'responsible agency' (as that ierm is defined at State CEQA Guidelines, CCR Section 15381), in that it has some disctetionaty Power ov€r some elements of a future TMP, il such TMP callr for imptovemenls or other actMties on roadways within thejuiisdiclion of lhe City. ln a t€sponsible agency rolg the CIty would follow the process spedfied in the CEQA Guidelines for consideration and approval ofthe environmental analysis ptepared by lhe County for a TMP after such documentation is prepared and adopted by the County. {State CEQA Guidelines, CCR Section 15096.)
Eecause no fnal project descdption for a TMP has been developed as of the completion otthis FEIR/FEI5. the City would have to speculate as lo those portions of a TMP that mighl be ptoposed lo implementation within ib jurisdiction, or the impacts that could arise fiom the of as yel uncertain components. Accordingly, formulation ol the precise means of mitigating the potenlial cumulative noise impacts pursuant lo the TMP is not currenlly feasible or practical. Howwer, as the prefened, leasible, 3nd intended mitigation slrategy to address the cumulative impacts of quarry truck traffic ihrough the SPA, the City shall implemenl, or cause to b€ implemented thos€ oortlons ol the IMP (as described above) that are within ia authority Cig of Folsom 5't
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R$pon$llity
to conlrol. ln implemendng the TMP, the City shall ensure that the TMP or tratfic measur€s imposed by fre City within the SPA reduce the tralfic noise exposure to sensitive recepto6 along toutes within the SPA so as to ensure that sensitlve receptors are not exposed to interior noise levels in excess of 45 dBA" or increases in interior noise levels of 3 dBA or more, whichever ts more restrictive. With lhis mitigation, the cumulative noise impacts fiom $uck tlaffc would be less than significant.
As an alternative (or in addition) to implementing the TMP within the SPA, the lollowing measures could (and should) be voluntarily implemented by the quarry project applicant(s) (Ieichert, Desilva Gates, and Gtanite tWalltownD to help ensure inlerior noise levels for sensitive receptots to noise generated by quarry trlck traffir rvould not exceed 45 dBA or inctease ol 3 dBA over existing conditions, as identified above. The City encourages implementation of the following measures:
> The quarry project applicant(s) should meet with lhe City of Folsom to discuss mitigation strategies, implementation, and cosl. > A site-specific, project-level scteening analysis should be conducted by lhe City of tolsom and funded by the quarry truck applicant(s) tor all proposed sensitive reteptors {e.9., residencet schools) in the SPA that would be located along the sides of roadway segments that are identified in Table 4-8 as being potentially signlfcant under any of lhe analyzed scenarios. The analysis should be conducted using an approved three dlmensional traffic no'tse modeling program (1.e., TNM or SoundPlan). Each project-level analysis should be perlormed according to the standards set forth by the Cily of Folsom for lhe puryose of disclosure to the public and decision makers. The project- level analysls should account for the location of lhe receptors relative to the roadway, their distance ftom the roadway, and the project€d future tratfic volume forthe year 2030 (including the petcentage of heavy tuck). lf the incremental inclease in traflic nolse levels are determined to exceed the thr€shold oi significance recommended by the City ot Folsom. then design mitigation should be employed, which may include the following:
> Model the benefits ofsoundwalls (bermrl,trall combination) along the quarry lruck hauling roadways and affected receptors not to ex(eed a tolal heighl ofeight teel (two-foot berm and six-foot concrete mason wall'|. lf this mitioation measure is determined bv the Citv of Folsom to City of Folsom
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Number V€dficslkmlmflemenffion
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Monftodr€
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be inadequaie, additional three dimensional traffic noise modeling should be conducted with the inclusion ol rubberized asphalt it the expense of the quarry truck applicant(s). No quarry rucks should be allowed to pass on any oadway segment immediately adjacent to or within the SPA until said mlligation has been agreed upon by the City ol Folsom and fees for construclion of said mitigation are paid by the quarry lruck applicant(s).
> lmplement the installation of rubberized asphalt (quiet pavement) on roadway segments adjacent to sensitive receptoE that carry quarry trucks if soundwalls do not provide adeguate reduction oftratfic noise leryels. The inclusion of rubbedzed asphalt would provide an additional 3 to 5 d8 oftraflic noise reduction. The cost of construclion using rubberized asphalt should be borne by the qua.ry truck applicant(s).
Said mitigation fee should be determined in consultation with the quarry project applicant(s). lhe Folsom South of U.W. 50 Specific Plan projecr applicantG), and the City of Folsom. No quarry trucks should be allowed to pass on any roadway segment immediately adjacent to or within the sPA unlil said mitigation lees are paid.
> To improve the indoor noise levels at atfected t€ceptort implement the following measures before lhe occupancy of the athcted residences and schools:
I Conduct an inlerior noise analysis once delailed construction plans ol residences adjacent to atfected roadways are available to delermine the required window package at second and third lloor txepton to achieve the interior noise level standard of 45 dB Ldn without quarry truc|(s,
. Determine the interior quarry truck tratllc noise level increases at second and lhird floor receptots adjacent to atfected roadways compared to no quarry truck conditions. window package upgrades are expecled lo be necessery due to lhe traffic noise level increases oused by quarry truck along aflected roadways. Quarry truck applicant(s) should pay for the cost ofwindow package upgrades gncreased sound transmision class rated windors) required to achieve the interior noke level standard of 45 dB ldn with the inclusion of quarry trucl tteffc.
To the extent this noise mitigation would not already be implemented as oert ofthe Folsom South of U.W. 50 SDeciffc Plan oroiect City of Folsom 53
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development, this mlligation should be paid for by the quarry project applicant(s) b.fore any quarry trucks ate allowed to pass on any roadwaythat is within 400 feel oi any residence or school within the SPA.
Project applicant Before approval ol fnal
maps and isuance of
building permits tor any
project phes€, the
projed applicant shall
demonstrate lo the
Cit!/s satisfaction the
fair share contribution
towards
implementalion of
Backbone lnlrasvucture
and Ofl-Site Water
Facility improvemenb
and associated requked
miligation as identif ed
inthe Fobom Souttt of
U,S. Highwoy !fr
&ad<bone lnfrastructure
Mmgoted Negative
Decloroaion (December
2014) or the Bevdred
Prcposed Off-Sitewoter
Facility Altemative
Addendum tothe
FPASP EIR/EIS
(approved December
2012); as applicable.
City of Folsom
Community
Development
Department and
City ol Folsom
PublicWofu
Department
Coordinah and Fund fte B$kbone lnfrasttucturc and Olf-Site Watet Alternative. The pdect applicant shall Parlicipate in the FPASP owners' group and shall fund and contibute their fair share to the backbone inlrastructure and off-site water facility ahernatiw improvemenls. The project applicant shall coordinate with owners group to implement the lollowing measures detailed in the FolJo/,? Sdtth of U.S. Highw 5A Sockbone lnftastructurc Mttigated N@tive Declorotian (December 20141:
> Backbone MNo Mlligation Measure l-1: Design above ground pump $ation and storage tank lacililies to reduce vlsual impacls. > Eackbone MND Miligation Measure l-2: Develop and implement a landscaping plan for pump station and storage tank facilities to reduce visual impacls.
> Eackbone MND Mitigation Measure llFl: Prepare and lmplemenl NOx Reduction Plan
> Backbone MND Mitigation Measure lll-2: Pay Off'site Mitigation Fee to SMAQMD to off-set NOX Emlssions Generated by Consttuction. > Backbone MND Mitigation Meaiure lll-4: lmplement A Site lnvestigation to Determlne lhe Presence of NOA and, if necessary, Prepare and lmplement an Asbestos Dust Conttol Plan.
> Backbone MND Mitigation Measure lV{: Conduct Special-Stntus Plant Surveys; lmplement Avoidance and Mitigation Measures or Compensatory Mitigation
> Backbone MND Mitigation Measure lV-2: lmplement Conditions of the Biological Opinion (BO) for Federally Listed Vernal Pool lnveilebretes. > Backbone MND Mitigation Measure lV-3: lmplement Conditions otthe Siological Opinion tor lmpacls on Valley Elderberry Longhorn Seelle. > Backbone MND Miugation Measure lV-4: W$tern Spad€foot Toad > Brckbone MND Mitigation Measute lV-5: western pond Turlle > Backbone MND Mitigation Measure lV-6(a): Swainson's Hawk Nesting Habilat
Facilily
City of Folsom
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Sackbone MND Mitigation Measure lv-6(b): Swainson's Hawk Foraging Backbone MND Mitigation Measure lV-7: Tricolored Blackbhd Sackbone MN0 Mitigation Measure lv-8: Nesting Raptors
Backbone MND Mitigation Measure lv-g: Nesting Special Status Bkds and Migratory Birds
Eackbone MND Mitigation Measure lV-10: Special-status Bats Backbone MNo Mitigation Measure lv-12: lmplemenl Seclion 1602 Master Streambed Alteration Agreement
oackbone MND Mltigation Measwe lv-13: Conduct Suweys to ld€nliry and Map Valley N€edlegrass Grassland; lmplement Avoidance and Minimization Measutes or Compensatory Mitlgation, if necessaty Backbone MND Mitigation Measute lV-14: Secure Amended Clean Water Act Section 404 Permit and Section 401 Petmit and lmplement All Permit Condilions; Ensure No Net loss of Funclions of Wetlands, Oher Waters of the U.5., and Walers of the State
Backbone MND Mitigalion Measure lv-l5: Conduct Tree Survey, Prepare and lmplement an Oak Woodland Miligation Plan. Replace Native Oak Trees Removed, and lmplement Measures to Avoid and Minimize lndhect lmpacts on Oak Trees and Oak Woodland Habitat Retained On-Site.
Backbone MND Mitigation Measure lV-11: Amedcan Badger
0ackbone MND Mitigation Measure V-1: Comply with the applitable procedures in the FAPA and implementation of applicable histotic prop€rty treatment plans
Backbone MND Mitigation Measure V-2: Conduc! Conslruction Personnel Education, Conduct On-Site Monitoring if Required, Stop Work ifCultural Resources are Discovered, Assess the Significance of the Find, and Perform Treatment or Avoidance as Required.
Backbone MND Mitigation Measure V-3: Suspend Ground-oistlrbing Activities if Human Remains are Encountered and Comply with Calilornia Health and Safety Code Procedures.
Backbone MND Mitigation Measure vl-l: Prepate site-Specific Geotechnical Repot per CBC Requirements and lmplement
Appropriate Recommendations.
Habitat
t
>
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nming Monlbdng
ASqrcyMldgndonMsuns
> Backbone MND Midqation Measure vl-3: Monitor Earthwork duting Earlhmoving Activities.
> Eackbone MND Mitigation MeasureVl-5(a): Prepare and lmplement the Appropriate Grading and Erosion Control Plan.
> Backbone MND Mitigation M€asure Vl-S(b): Prepare and lmplement the appropriate Gtading and Erosion Control Plan lor the detention basin West of Pnirie City Road.
> Backbone MND Mitigation Measure lX{: Acquke Appropriate Regulatory Permits and Prepare and lmplement SWPPP and 8MPs. > Backbone MND Mitigation Measure Vll-'l: Greenhouse Gas Emissions > Backbone MND Mitigalion Measure Xvl-l: Prepare and lmplement a Construction Tralfic Control Plan.
> Backbone MND Mitigalion Measure lll-3: Norlh of U.S. Highway 50 Wster lmprovements
> Backbone MNo Mitigation Measute V-4 North of U.S. Highway 90 Water lmprovements
> Backbone MNo Mitigation Measure Vl-Z North of U.S. Highway 50 Water lmprovements
) gackbone MND Mitigation Measure \fl-4 North of U.S. Highway 50 Wat€r lmplovemenB
> Backbone MND Miligation Measure Xll-1 North of U,5. Highway 50 Water lmprovements
ln addition, the project applicant shall coordinate tvith owner group to implement the following measures detailed inthe f,ettised kEosed off-site Wow Facility Alwrctiv? Addendun tothe FPASP EIR/EIS lapqoved Oecember 11. 2012):
> 38.1-2a: Enhance Exterior Appearance of Structural Facilities. > 38.1-2b: Prepare Landscaping Plan.
> 38.1-3a: Conformance to Construction Lighting Standards. > 3B.l-3b: Prepar0 and Submit a Lighting Master Plan.
> 38.2{a: Develop and lmplement a Construction NoX Reduction Plan. > 38.2-1c lmplement Fugitive Dust Control Measures and a Pa(iculate Matter Monitoring Program dudng Construclion.
) 38.2-3a: Cite Pump $ting guffen Away from Sensitive Receptors.
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> 38.2-3b: Conduct Projecl-tevel DPM Screening and lmplement Measures to Reduce Annual DPM to Acceptable Concenlrations. > 38.4-1a: lmplement GHG Reduction Measur6 during Construction. ) 3B.4Jb Prepare and lmplement an Off-site Water Facilities Climate Action Plan.
> 3A.5-la: Comply with lhe Pmgramrnatic Agreement
> 3A5-lb: Perform an lruentory and Evaluation of Cultural Resources for the Califomia Register ol Historic Plac€6, Minimize or Avoid Damage or Deslruclion, end Perform Treatment Where Damage or D€struclion Cannot be Avolded.
> 3A5-2: Conduct Construction Personnel Education, ConductOn-site Moniloring il Requhed, Stop Work if Cultural Resources are Discovered, Assess the Significance of lhe Find, and Perform Treatment or Avoidance as Required.
> 3A5-3: Suspend Ground-Disturbing Activilies if Human Remains are Encountered and Comply with Califomia Health and Safety Code Proceduret.
) 38.7-1a: Prepare Geotechnical Report(s) for lhe Revised Proposed Otf- sile Water Facilities rnd lmplement R€quired Measures.
> 38,7-1b: lncorporate Pipeline Failure Contingency Measures lnto tinal Pipeline Design.
> 38.7-4: lmplement Conosion Protection Measures.
> 38.7-5: Conduct Construction Personnel Education, Stop Work if Paleontological Resources are Discovered, Assess the Significance of the Find, and Prepare and lmplement a Recovery Plan as Required. > 38.8-1a: TransporL Store, and Handle Construclion-Related Hazardous Materials in Compliance with Relevart Regulations and Guidelines. > 38.E-1b: Prepare and lmplement a Hazardous Materials Management Plan.
> 38.8-5a: Conduct Phase 1 Envkonmental Site Assessment ior Sehcted Alignment
> 38,8-5b: Develop and lmplement a Remediation Plan.
> 38,8-7a; (eep Conslruction Area Clear of Combustible Mat€tial!. > 38,8-7b: Provide Accessible Fhe Suppression Equipment.
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> 38.9-la: Acquile Appropriale Regulatory Permlts and Prepare and lmplement SWPPP and BMPs.
> 38.9-1b: Properly Dispose of Hydrostalic Test Watet and Construction Dewatering in Accordance with the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board.
> 38.9-3a: Prepare and lmplemenl Drainage Plan(s) fol Structural Facilities.
> :18,9-3b: Ensure the Provision of Sufficieni Outlet Ptotection and 0n- site Containment.
> 38.11-la: Limit Construction Hours.
> 38.11{b: Minimize Noise from Construction Equipment and Staging. > 38.11-1c Maximizethe Use of Noise Barlers.
> 38.11-1d: Prohibit Non-Essential Noise Sources During Construction, > 38.11-le: Monitor Conslruction Noise and Provide a Mechanism for Filing Noise Complaint.
> 38.11-3; lmplement operatlonal Noise Minimizatlon Measutes. > 38.12-1: Provide for Continued Retteational Access as ldentified in Mitigation Measure 3.14-1a.
> 30.15{a: Prepare Traffic Conlrol Plan.
> 38.15-lb: Assess Pre-Oft-site water Faciliti€s Roadway Conditions. > 3Bl6-3a: Minimize Utility conflicts by lmplementing an Underground Sewices Alerl.
> 3B.16-3b: Coordinate wilh Utility Providers and lmplement Appropriate lnsiallation Methods to Minimize Pot€ntial LJtillty Service Disruptions. > 38.17-1a:lmplementConstruclionDewateringBestManagem€nt Practices,
> 38.17-1b: lmplementa Dewatering Discharge Monitoring Program. > 3A.18-1: Submit Proof of Surlace Water Supply Availability. > 3A.18-2a: Submit Proofof Adequate Oft-site water Conveyance Facllhies and lmplement Olf-site lnfrastructure Service System or Ensure That Adequate Financing ls Secured.
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CURRENT SITE PHOTOS
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Planning Commission Green Sheet Modifications
Dated February 15,2023
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CHANGE S/NIODIFICATIONS TO
PLAIINING COMMISSION AGEI\DA
Agenda Item No.2
2- MSTR22-00218. Folsom Ranch ts Conditional Use Permit. Planned Development Permit. Develonment Agreemqnt Amendment. Minor Administrative Modification and Determination that the Proiect is Exempt from CEOA Modification to Condition of Approval No. 7
The owner/applicant acknowledges that the State adopted amendments to Section 65850 of the California Government Code (specifically Section 65850(g)), effective January 1,2018, to allow for the implementation of inclusionary housing requirements in residential rental units, upon adoption of an ordinance by the City. In the event that the City amends its Inclusionary Housing Ordinance (IHO) with respect to inclusionary requirements for rental housing units prior to owner/applicant's submittal of a complete application for a building permit for the Folsom Ranch Apartments Project, the owner/applicant (or successor in interest) agrees that the project shall be subject to said rental unit inclusionary requirements, as amended.
Landowner further agrees to create and record a deed restriction against a certain portion of Parcel 61 in the Folsom Plan Area, shown and designated as the Remainder on Parcel Map PN-21-043 filed for record on October 21. 2021 in Book 245 of Parcel Maps at Page 2 in the official records of Sacramento Counfv. to restrict use of such property to affordable housing purposes only ("Affordable Housing Parcel"). Said deed restriction shall be in a form reasonably approved by the City and shall be recorded against the Affordable Housing Parcel upon creation of the same and prior to issuance of a building permit for any portion of the Folsom Ranch Apartments Project. Said deed restriction shall require the Affordable Housing Parcel to include 64 deed restricted multi-family housing units available for low-, very-low, and/or extremely-low income households (as those terms are defined in Sections 50079.5,50093, 50150, and 50106 of the Health and Safety Code), which shall remain in place for at least 55 years from the date of recording.
The 64 units are anticinated to be located on a site of apnroximatelv 2.5 but no more than 3 acres with MHD fhat is exnected to accommodate 25 to 35 ifs ner acre- A lerqe Iot parcel man will be processed throush the City to create the ultimate deed restricted Affordable Housing Parcel. A site plan will be submitted with the larse lot parcel map to verifr' that the deed restricted Affordable Housing Parcel is sized to accommodate the 64 affordable units. Unless Citv amends its Inclusionarv Housing Ordinance as described in Section 1.7 of Amendment No.2 to the First Amended and Restated Development Agreement prior to Landowner (or a successor in interest) submitting a complete anplication for its first buildins permit for a residential rental proiect on Parcel61.
Landowner's compliance with this Condition of Approval shall fullv satisfu Landowner's obligations with respect to inclusionarv and/or affordable housing under the General Plan Housins Element. Snecific Plan" Folsom Municinal Code" and Entitlements for anv
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residential rental proiect on Parcel6L. In the event (i) Citv amends its Inclusionarv Housinq Ordinance as described in Section 1.7 of Amendment No. 2 to the First Amended and Restated Development Agreement prior to Landowner (or a successor in interest) submitting a complete application for its first buildins permit for a residential rental proiect on Parcel6L or (ii) Landowner (or a successor in interest) nroposes a for-sale residential proiect on Parcel6l. then Landowner's compliance with this Condition of Approval shall instead offset Landownerts obliqations with respect to inclusionarv and/or affordable housing under the General Plan Housinq Element. Snecific Plan" Folsom Municipal Code. and Entitlements on Parcel6l and Landowner shall receive credits for a total of 64 deed-restricted multi-familv housins units ("Affordable Housine Credits"). Citv agrees that any such Affordable Housing Credits may be transferred to and used to satisfv and/or offset the inclusionarv and/or affordable housinq obliqation for anv residential nroiect on Parcel61" 77.85A-3 or 854-4. ls
ll l0 002) er Pareel 85r\ I (,4PN 072 ll l0 001),
Modification to Condition of Approval No. 17
The improvement plans for the required public and private improvements necessary to serve the project shall be reviewed and approved by the Community Development Department prior to approval of a building permit for the project. In addition. the required public and private improvements includinq landscape and irrigation improvements for the proiect shall be completed to the satisfaction of the Communitv Development Department prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy for the proiect.
Modification to Condition of Approval No. 19
The on-site water and sewer systems shall be privately owned and maintained. The fire system shall be constructed to meet the California
Fire Code and State Buildine Codes. The domestic water and irrigation system shall be metered per City of Folsom Standard Construction Specifications.
Modification to Condition of Approval No.30
1. This project shall require two points of ry1!4g[ connections to the City's Potable Water Distribution Main for each parcel. The water svstem shall be constructed in accordance with City of Folsom water standards.
b, Frenr masenry wall te baek ef eurb will be used withren petable rvater d, €enneetien I fer first pareel (Pareel 854 3) shall inelude:
t r\ water serYiee manifu
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e, €enneetien 2 fer first pareel (Fareel 85r\ 3) shall inelude:
i, + water serviee mm
ii, r\ separate iffigati
C genneetien t fer see
i' ^
water serviee mm
ii, l\ separate iffig#
l, + water serviee mm
ii, r\ separate iffigati
2. The applicant shall perform a hydraulic analysis/study to confirm the 2-story duplexes are capable of meeting domestic water demands and fire flow sprinkler demands since this location is at the top of Pressure Zone 3.
3. Hot-Taps to the existing potable distribution system and non-potable distribution system are not allowed. Cut-in Tees only.
4. There shall be a Sanitary Sewer Manhole Placed at the Property line boundary that differentiates private vs public sewer system for each Parcel (Two Parcels in total).
5. All on-site water shall be privately owned, operated, and maintained.
6. All on-site sewer shall be privately owned, operated, and maintained.
7. If there is going to be a clubhouse with a kitchen, it will require the applicant to install an
8.5"x11" placard affixed to the wall in the Clubhouse Kitchen that informs users about the Do's and Don'ts of FOG.
8. All backflow devices shall be RPPA (Domestic) or RPDA (Fire).
9. All meters shall include a meter bypass per the Crty's Water Construction Standards.
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Folsom Public Financing Authority
Decembet 13,2022
Meetinq Minutes
Joint Citv Gouncil / Redevelopment Successor Asencv / Public Financins Authoritv / Folsom South of 50 Parkins Authoritv / Folsom Ranch Financinq Authoritv Meetins Minutes December 13. 2022
ROLL CALL:
Sarah Aquino, Councilmember
YK Chalamcherla, Vice Mayor
Mike Kozlowski, Councilmember
Anna Rohrbough, Councilmember
Rosario Rodriguez, Mayor
Councilmembers/Board
Members Present:
Councilmembers/Board
Members Absent:
None
Participating Staff: City Manager Elaine Andersen
City Attorney Steven Wang
City Clerk Christa Freemantle
CFO/Finance Director Stacey Tamagni
CONSENT GALENDAR:
24. Approval of the September 13, 2022 Joint City Council / Redevelopment Successor Agency / Public Financing Authority / Folsom South of 50 Parking Authority / Folsom Ranch Financing Authority Meeting Minutes
25. Approval of the November 8,2022 Joint City Council / Folsom Ranch Financing Authority Meeting Minutes
26. Receive and File the City of Folsom, the Folsom Redevelopment Successor Agency, the Folsom Public Financing Authority, the Folsom Ranch Financing Authority, and the South of 50 Parking Authority Monthly lnvestment Reports for the Month of September 2022 Motion by Gouncilmember Sarah Aquino, second by Vice Mayor YK Chalamcherla, to approve the Consent Calendar.
Motion carried with the following roll call vote:
AYES: Gouncilmember(s): Aquino, Chalamcherla, Kozlowski, Rohrbough, Rodriguez NOES: Councilmember(s): None
ABSENT: Councilmember(s): None
ABSTAIN: Councilmember(s): None
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Folsom Public Financing Authority
December 73,2022
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the joint City Council / Folsom Redevelopment Successor Agency / Folsom Public Financing Authority / Folsom Ranch Financing Authority / South of 50 Parking Authority, the meeting was adjourned to the regular City Council meeting at 8:12 pm.
SUBMITTED BY
Christa Freemantle, City ClerUBoard Secretary
ATTEST:
Rosario Rodriguez, Mayor/Board Chair
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Folsom City Council
Staff Re rt
RECOMMENDATION / CITY COUNCIL ACTION
The Finance Department recommends that the City Council receive and file the City of Folsom, the Folsom Redevelopment Successor Agency, the Folsom Public Financing Authority, the Folsom Ranch Financing Authority, and the South of 50 Parking Authority monthly Investment Reports for the month of December 2022.
BACKGROUND / ISSUE
Under the Charter of the City of Folsom and the authority granted by the City Council, the Finance Director is responsible for investing the unexpended cash of the City Treasury. The primary objectives of the City's investment policy are to maintain the safety of investment principal, provide liquidity to meet the short and long-term cash flow needs of the City, and earn a market-average yield on investments. The City's portfolio is managed in a manner responsive to the public trust and is consistent with state and local laws and the City's investment policy. The Finance Department hereby submits the investment reports for the City of Folsom, the Folsom Redevelopment Successor Agency, the Folsom Public Financing Authority, the Folsom Ranch Financing Authority, and the South of 50 Parking Authority for the month of December 2022.
MEETING DATE: 3/t412023
AGENDA SECTION: Joint Meeting Consent Calendar
SUBJECT: Receive and File the City of Folsom, the Folsom Redevelopment Successor Agency, the Folsom Public Financing Authority, the Folsom Ranch Financing Authority, and the South of 50 Parking Authority Monthly Investment Reports for the Month of
December2022
FROM: Finance Department
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POLICY / RULE
1. Section 3.30.010(a) of the Folsom Municipal Code states "the term 'city' shall encompass the city of Folsom, the Folsom community redevelopment agency, and all other agencies and instrumentalities of the city under either the direct or indirect control of the city council, and this chapter regulates the investment of all moneys of those agencies."
2. Section 3.30.030(0 of the Folsom Municipal Code states that "the city's chief investment officer shall each month submit an investment report to the city council, which report shall include all required elements as prescribed by California Government code section 53646."
3. California Government Code, Sections 53601 through 53659 sets forth the state law governing investments for municipal governments in California.
4. Section 3.30.020(9) of the Folsom Municipal Code states that"all city cash shall be consolidated into one general bank account as set out in this code and invested on a pooled concept basis. Interest earnings shall be allocated to all city funds and subfunds according to fund and subfund cash and investment balance on at least a quarterly basis."
ANALYSIS
Overview
The City has diversified investments in accordance with the City Investment Policy and Government Code. The City of Folsom's total cash and investments are invested on a pooled basis as required by the Folsom Municipal Code.
The Portfolio Summary of the City's current report includes a o'Pooled Equity Section" identifuing the Redevelopment Successor Agency's (RDSA) and Folsom Public Financing Authority's (FPFA) portion of the investment pool. The RDSA and FPFA list these amounts under'oCash" in their respective sections. Currently, the Folsom Ranch Financing Authority (FRFA) has no funds invested in Pooled Equrty.
City of Folsom
Total Cash and Investments
The following graph illustrates the City's monthly cash and investment balances for fiscal yearc2}l9 through 2023. Monthly fluctuations in cash and investments ate the result of typical receipt of revenues less expenditures for operations, debt service, and capital improvements.
As of December 31,2022,the City's cash and investments totaled $217,911,237; an increase of $55,956,486 (35%) from December 31, 2021.
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City of Folsom Total Cash and lnvestments
(Fiscal Year)
+2018/19
-zC.rslzo -2o2o/21
+2o2L122
U AUG ] SEP ocT NOV DEC JAN FE8
+2022123
MAR ,APR MAY JUN
220
200
180
160
140
720
100
The following chart shows the City's monthly cash and investment balances and percentage change for Fiscal Year 2022-23 alongwith the yearly dollar and percentage changes.
Total City Cash and Investments
Monthly
2022-23 Change 2021-22
Monthly
Change
Yearly $
Change
Yearly oh
Chanqe
Jul
Aug
sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
-3%
l%
0%
0%
t3%
-8%
-2Yo
0%
0Yo
t0%
g 199,093,877
$ 193,398,740
s 194,536,1 l9
$ 193,738,060
$ 192,831,915
s 217,911,237
163,280,753
149,509,252
146,444,2r1
146,610,398
147,062,416
161,954,751
$ 35,813,124
$ 43,889,488
$ 48,091,909
$ 47,127,663
$ 4s,769,s00
$ 55,956,486
$
$
s
'$t$
t$
22%
29%
33%
32%
3t%
35%
The City's projected cash needs for the next six months are sufficiently provided for by anticipated revenues and the liquidity of its cash and investments. In addition, in accordance with Section 3.30.020(c) of the Municipal Code, less than 50%o of the City's total cash is invested for a period longer than one year.
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To Maturityas of December 3t,2022
3.4 Yrs
27,492,323
4-5 Yrs
12,s83,819 0 Days
35,451,883
2-3 Yrc
32,351,984
14,1%
1 Day
21,680,929
9.596
37,t26,631
13.6%
Days
25,5X0,78s
11.1%
184-355 oays
42,046,569
18.3%
fnvestment Performance
The City's Portfolio Management Summary report for the month of December 2022 is presented in Attachment I to this report. Portfolio investment earnings (including pooled equtty earnings for the RDSA and FPFA) for the three-month quarter ended December 31, 2022totaled$1,307,365. Thetotalrateofreturnoftheinvestmentportfolioforthesameperiod was2.610/o.
The following graph illustrates the total dollar amount and allocation percentages for December 31,2021and December 31, 2022. The percentages in this graph are based on book value.
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City of Folsom Portfolio Allocation
$100,000,000
$80,000,000
$60,000,000
$40,000,000
$20,000,000
$-
Commercial Certificates of Corporate US Agencies &
Paper Deposit Bonds Treasuries
Municipal
Bonds
Cash - Money Market Local
Government
lnvestment
Pool
Checking
trDecember 31, 2021 City Portfolio I December 31, 2022 City Portfolio A detailed listing of the portfolio holdings as of September 30, 2022 is included in Attachment 2 to this report.
The Local Government Investment Pool (LAIF) yield typically moves in the same direction as market yields, but is less volatile, lagging somewhat behind market moves. This can be seen in the chart on the next page, illustating the historical monthly change in yield from July 2020 through September 2022 for LAIF and two-year US Treasury securities. The effective rate of return for the City Portfolio is also included.
Beginning March 17, 2022 the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has increased the Federal Funds Rate eight times, most recently on February I,2023 to arate of 4.50Yo-4.750 , up from 0.00-0.25% at the startof 2022. Forecasts for future rate hikes in2023 suggest another two to four .25o/o rate hikes during the year, which would leave the Fed Funds rate althe end of year between 5.25%-5.75%. While these rate hikes have reversed the trend of inflation increasing, inflation still remained at 6.4IYo year over year as of January (down from the high of 9.06Yo in June), three times higher than the FOMC's stated goal of 2Yo. Also of concern is that although inflation is cooling down from last summer's highs, some sectors are still seeing prices climbing much higher than the inflation rate, such as food and rental housing. The red hot labor market is also seen as contributing to the inflation numbers, with 1.9 job openings for every unemployed individual, leading companies to hike wages to compete for employees. 5 Page 453
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Yield Comparison
July 2020 - December 2022
4.500/0T,
4.00o/o
3.50o/o
3.00o/o
2.50Vo
2.00o/o
1.50o/o
1.000
0.50o/o
0.00%
r$ s8+.if{f$F1 $.."+.;p{r-{p- t} *or*d
+I,AIF +2 Yr Trsy {_Clty
lrYI
A listing of transactions for the second quarter of fiscal year 2023 is included in Attachment 3 to this report.
Folsom Redevelopment S uccessor Agency
Total Cash and Investments
The RDSA had total cash and investments of $10,926,348 as of December 31, 2022. This is a decrease of $148,257 (1%) since December 3I,2021. The cash held by the RDSA is comprised of city-held funds, as well as 20l l bond proceeds to be utilized for housing and non-housing projects. These proceeds held by the Agency are broken out individually in the Portfolio Management Summary in Attachment 1.
The following table and graph illustrate the monthly balances and their respective percentage changes for the reporting period. Monthly fluctuations in cash and investments are the result of typical receipt of revenues less expenditures for operations, debt service, and capital improvements.
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Folsom Redevelopment Successor Agency
2022-23
Monthly
Chanqe 2021-22
Monthly
Change
Yearly $
Change
Yearly %o
Change
JUI
Aug
sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
s 10,299,687
s 7,276,599
$ 7,276,790
$ 7,276,981
$ 7,269,091
$ 10,926,348
10,454,334
'7,474,685
7,474,875
7,474,989
7,474,989
11,074,605
(154,648)
(198,086)
(198,085)
(198,009)
(205,899)
(148,257)
-29%
0%
0%
0%
50%
$
$
$
$
$
t$
29%
0%
0%
0%
s
$
$
$
$
$
-t%
-3%
-3%
-3%
-3%
-t%48%
Folsom Redevelopment Successor Agency Total Cash and Investments $r5,000p00
s10,ooo,0o0
$5,000,000
$0
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
rJ2020-2t a202t-22 f2022-23
The RDSA's projected cash needs for the next six months are sufficiently provided for by anticipated revenues and the liquidity of its cash and investments.
Investment Performance
The RDSA's Portfolio Management Summary report for the month of December 2022 is presented in Attachment 1. The RDSA's investment earnings for the three-month quarter ended June 30, 2022 totaled $56,795. The effective rate of return for the RDSA investment portfolio for the same time period is2.70%.
Folsom Public Financing Authority
Total Cash and Investments
The FPFA cash and investments totaled $32,489,147 as of December 31,2022. This is a decrease of $6,133,8 64 (16%) from December 3 I, 2021. Monthly fluctuations in cash and investments are the result of typical receipt of debt service repayment revenues and the 7
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subsequent debt service expenditures. The following table and graph illustrate the monthly balances and their respective percentage changes for the reporting period.
Folsom Public Financing Authority
2022-23
Monthly
Chanse
Monthly
Change
Yearly $
Chanee
Yearly oh
Chanse-222021
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
$ 38,743,267
I 38,743,274
g 32,593,924
$ 32,484,402
s 34,139,626
$ 32,489,147
s 43,982,425
I 43,982,425
$ 38,732,656
$ 38,623,009
$ 38,623,010
$ 38,623,011
$ (5,239,158)
$ (5,239,151)
$ (6,138,733)
$ (6,138,607)
$ (4,483,384)
$ (6,133,864)
0%
t2%
0%
0%
0%
0%
-16%
0%
5%
-5%
-12%
-12%
-16%
-16%
-t2%
-16%
Folsom Public Financing Authodty Totat Cash and Investments $65,O00,0OO
s55,000,000
$45,000,0O0
$35,000,000
$25,ooo,ooo
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
62o2o:21 a2o2I-22 a2022-23
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The FPFA's projected cash needs for the next six months are sufficiently provided for by anticipated revenues and the liquidity of its cash and investments.
Investment Performance
The FPFA's Portfolio Management Summary report for the month of December 2022 is presented in attachment 1. The FPFA's investment earnings for the three-month quarter ended December 31,2022 totaled 8231,299. The effective rate of return for the FPFA investment portfolio for the same time period is 2.83%.
Folsom Ranch Financing Authority
Total Cash and Investments
The FRFA cash and investments totaled $126,955,000 as of December 31,2022, an increase of $31,665,000 from the prior year. This increase is due to the issuance and purchase of 8 Page 456
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$11,855,000 Community Facilities District No. 23 IA1 (Folsom Ranch) Local Obligations on May 11,2022; $9,430,000 Community Facilities District No. 23 IA3 (Folsom Ranch) Local Obligations on August10,2022; and $11,225,000 Community Facilities DistrictNo. 20 Local Obligations on December 8, 2022. The only other activity within FRFA was the maturing of $845,000 of local obligations held by FRFA on September 1, 2022.
The Authority's projected cash needs for the next six months are sufficiently provided for by anticipated revenues and the liquidity of its cash and investments.
Investment Performance
The FRFA's Portfolio Management Summary report for the month of December 2022 is presented in attachment 1. The FRFA's investment earnings for the three-month quarter ended December 3I,2022 totaled $1,408,330. The effective rate of return for the FRFA investment portfolio for the same time period is 4.84Yo.
South of 50 Parking Authority
Total Cash and Investments
The South of 50 Parking Authority cash and investments totaled $0 as of December 3I,2022 The Authority's projected cash needs for the next six months are sufficiently provided for by anticipated revenues and the liquidity of its cash and investments.
Investment Performance
There is no investment activity for the South of 50 Parking Authority
ATTACHMENTS
l. City of Folsom, Folsom Redevelopment Successor Agency, Folsom Public Financing Authority, and Folsom Ranch Financing Authority Portfolio Management Summary Decenber2022
2. City of Folsom Portfolio Holdings as of December 31,2022
3. City of Folsom Transaction Summary, Second Quarter of Fiscal Year2023 Submitted,
, Finance Director
Agency Finance Officer
Folsom Public Financing Authority Treasurer
Folsom Ranch Financing Authority Treasurer
South of 50 Parking Authority Treasurer
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Gity of Folsom
Gombined City of Folsom, Redevelopment
Successor Agency, FPFA & FRFA
Portfolio Summaries
December 31,2022
Face AmounU Book
VelmCost Velus
]F.O]tSONd
a:itu ^f F6lc6m
Cash
Cerlifcat€ Of DepGit
CommarcialPaper
Corporete Bond
FFCS Bond
FHLB BoTd
FHLMC Bond
FNMA BONd
Lcl Govemment lruestment Pool
Mon€V Market
Muniipal Bond'
Treasury Note
Totel, Av86ge
9-lal6l^hhatr CrFr**ar
^nancu
Cash
Non-Housir€ 201 1 A Proceeds
Hocing 20118 Prcceads
Money Markel
Total , AveEge
W
50 Natoma St.
Folsm, CA 956i10
(916) 4614080
YTM A
YTM
3.909%
3.065%
4,080%
2.594%
2.888%
2.9o4r
2.767%
2.720p4
2.O74%
3.910%
2-l83!/r
0.47 5.24
I 1.92
10-08
5"63
11.74 3.17
0.87 10.84
13.6E
24"14
Sheh.
1,074,316.00
12,094,[email protected]
27,500,000.00
23,256,000.00
13.000,000.00
27,100,000.00
8,000,000.00
2.000,000.00
25,021,902,88
32,036,593.04
55,710.000.00
3,E21,390"10
2,591,295.00
1,512,877 "17
a#o
1,074,316.00
12,077,557.+3
?6,800,725,8
a,N,o77..77
12,960,830-@
27,089,140.65
7,923,244.91
1,849,240.00
25,02'l,902,88
32,036,59:!.04
54,604,E36"55
Cct Value
3.82r,390.10
2,591,295.00
4,512,877'17
7ee d)
1,074,316,00
12,079,514,92
27,O97,852"74
23,21s,qn.46
12,972,970.45
27,0S,295"57
7,951,778.97
1,8E2,013-9'l
25,021,902.68
3a,0:]6,5*1.04
9,a97,no,14
1,074,316.00
I 1,073,489.25
27.101.475.O0
21,904,390.82
12,629,350.00
25,950,950.s0
7,8S,880"00
r,803,780.00
25,021,902"88
32,036,593.04
52,Oa2,421.40
Mdrtitu
51,554.81
131,425.n
56,681r50
154,&294
11 ,716.67
2,625.00
335,646:75
Daysto Accruod
Irftrritu
jl
Dayr to
ilhrket
v.lue
Merkot
Velue
DaF to Accrued
lnie?€st
Accrued
lnteDat
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Portrolio
1 986
fl5
774
537
803
112
968
I
1 892
4W.50
2.894% $ 23O,792,81't.92 $ ?,IE,s/04,1o2.12 J X8,24,9in.45 I 222,998,868.89 5t3 $ ol
100.00
lnterest Total Rste
of
Book
Value
City ot Folsom C*h and lnvestments (excluding RDSA, FPFA & FRFA amounts) Rede\relopment Sucessor Agency (included in RDSA lnvostm€nt Rsport) Pub{c Financing Ar&rorily (includ€d in PFA lnvestment Repo]t) Folsom Ran$ Financing Authority (irclded in FRFA lnvsstment Report) Tofal Pooled Equity
Face Anounu
J Xa,24pz2r5 100.00%
Bmk
valuo
mafiet
Valua
$ 217,911,236.s2
10'925,562.27
408.123.06
3,821,3$"10
2,591,295.(X)
+5/'2,an.17
Book
3,821,390.10
2,591,295.00
4,512,A77 "'t7
78e.02
95.G%
4.77%
0,18%
o.m%
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03/14/2023 Item No.16.
ATTACHMENT 2
03/14/2023 Item No.16.
City of Folsom
Portfolio Holdings
Portfolio Holdings for lnv. Report
Report Format: By Transaction
Portfolio / Report Group: City of Folsom
Group BY: Security TYPe
Average By: Face Amount / shares
As ol 1213112O22
Dcrcriptlon busr l. Coupon
l; nrte Fice Afirushrrri %al
Porffollo
Wells Farqo 0.0ool 74,316.001 0.0!
+.zool 1,ooo,ooo,ool 0.4!Wells Famo
0.473.9091 1,074,3'16.001Total /
Deposlt
Alliant 4.95 1213012027 Alliant 4.950 249.000.00 0.1
,|
Allv Bank 2.95 121912025 Ally Bank 2.S50 246.000.00 0.11
3. American Express National Bank 3.150 246,000,00 0.11 Telco Austin Telco 5.050 248,000.00 0.11
1.95 Barclevs Bank 1.950 247,000.00 0.11
Belmont Savinss Bank 2.75 311412023 Belmont Savings Bank 2.750 246,000.00 0.11 BMW Bank of North America 2.5 412512025 BMW Bank of North America 2.500 246.000.00 0.11 Caoital One Bank OSA) NA3.5712712027 Caoital One Bank (UsA) NA 3.500 245,000.00 0.11 One NA 3.5 Caoitial One NA 3.500 245,000.00 0.11
41017t2026 Celtic Bank 4.000 245,000.00 0.11
CFD Bank 3.4 1 CFD Communitv Bank 3.400 245,000,00 0.11 Bank 2.6 omenitv Caoital Bank 2.600 249.000.00 0.11
ionnexus 3.400 249.000.00 0.11
Dlscover Bank 3.200 246,000.0c 0.11
Financial 4.5 Dort 4.500 247,000.0c 0.11
FCU 3.55 1 Essential FCU 3.550 245,000.00 0.11
Merchants :armer's & Merchants Bank 3.300 245,000.00 0.11 -----'-
First Foundation Bank 4.7 111412027 First Foundation Bank 4.700 244,000.00 0.11 First National Bank Paragould 2.6 611012024 First National Bank Paragould 2.600 249.000.00 0.11 GreenStale CU 3.1 511412027 ireenStale CU 3.100 249.000.00 0.11 Jonesboro State Bank 1.1 12i,A2026 Jonesboro State Bank 1.1( 24S.000.00 0.11 Bank 2.45 Kearnev Bank 2.451 247,000.00 0.11
FCU Lafavette FCU 3.200 249,000.00 0.11
Leader Bank NA2.55 412212025 Leeder Bank NA 2.550 246,000.00 0.11 NA \roroan Stanlev Bank. NA 2.200 247.000.00 0.1 I
NA 2.2 024 Private 2.200 247,000.0 0.11
Mountain Americe 4.500 249.000.00 0.1'l
Bank, 't2t21t2023 National CooDerative Bank, NA 3.400 245,000.00 0.11 FCU 3.3 9/1 Neiohbors FCU 3.300 245,000.00 0.11
Bank 0.65 New York Community Bank 0.650 249,000.00 0.11 Oceanfirst Bank NA 3.2571112024 rcranfirsl Bank NA 3.25A 246.000.00 0.11 Pentaqon FCU 1.4 211812025 Pentaqon FCU 1.400 249,000,0( 0.11 P.eferred Bank 4 913012027 Preferred Bank 4.000 249,000.00 0.11 Procrowth Bank 1.2 ProGrowth Bank 1.200 249,000.00 0.11 1 Renasant Bank 5.000 243,000.( 0.1't
safra National Bank of NY 2 312412025-22 Safra National Bank of NY 2.000 247,000.00 0.11 FCU 3.4 811512025 Sharonview FCU 3.400 249,000.00 0.11
State Bank of lndia Chicaqo 3.85 912312027 State Bank of lndia Chicaqo 3.850 245,000.00 0.11 Bank of lndia NY 3.35 6nno27 State Bank of lndia NY 3.350 245,000.00 0.11
3.1 SSB 1
ivnchronv Bank 3.100 246,000.00 0.11
fexas Exchange Bank, SSB 1.250 249.000.00 0.11
Cleveland 3.5
0.65 of
Bank
I 245.000.00
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0.11 UBS Bank USA2.g 41312024 UBS Bank USA 2.900 249,000.00 0.11 uinta countv Bank zi zi6tzOzl Uinta County Bank 2.600 246.000.0( 0.11 USAlliance Financial 3.45 812612027 USA|liance Financial 3.450 245,000.00 0-11 Bank Wakefield Co-Op Bank 4.759 244,000.00 0.11
1.900 249,000,00 0.11
03/14/2023 Item No.16.
Citiorouo Global Markels 0.000 5,000,000.00
Securilies LLC O 7 117 lzaz3 JP Moroan Securities LLC 0.000 5,000,000.00 2.17 Bank Ltd/NY 0 211t2023 MUFG BanK LtdNY 0.000 5.000.000. 2.17 Bank Ltd/NY 0 3117D023 MUFG Bank Ltd/NY 0.000 2.s00.000.00 1.08 Nanxis t{Y 0 1/10/2023 NetMs NY 0.000 2,s00.000.00 1.08 Natixis NY 0 511512023 Natixis NY 0.000 2.500.000.00 1
Natlxls NY 0 7/1412023 Natixis NY 0.000 2,500,000,00 1.08 Natixis NY 0 9t1812023 Natixis NY 0.00 2,500,000.00 1.0t suu fotatTFeraoe Commetcial Paper 0.000 27,500,000.00 11.92 America Benk of Ametica CorD 0.800 2.000.000.00 0.8?
of 4 Bank of America Corp 4.000 2.000.000.00 0.87
gank of Montreal 1 .22 31 17 PA26-22 Bank of Montteal 1.220 2,000,000.0( Bank of Montreal Step 7/3012025-21 Bank of Montreal 1.000 2,000.000.00 Bank of NY Mellon 3.5 4/28/2023 Bank of NY Mellon 3.500 1.000,000.00 0.43 arclavs Bank PLC 31011712023-22 Barclavs Bank PLC 3.00 2.000,000.0( 0.87 ]ltiorouDGlobalMarkets 4.000 2.000,000.00 0.87
2.65 lntl. Flnance Corp. 2.650 2.000.000.00
Moman Stanlev Dom Hold 3.800 r.3r0.000.00
Pacific Life GF ll 1.200 1,500,000.00 0.65
8n025 Roval Bank of Canada 4.372 3.000,000.00 1.30
US Bank NA Cincinnati 2.85 112312023-22 US Bank NA Cincinnati 2.850 2,446,000.00 '1.06 FFCB't.75 2125t2025 FFCB 1.750 2,000,000.00 I
:FCB 2.625 3.000.000.00 1.30
2.8 11t25t2025 FFCB 2.800 2.000.000.0(
FFCB4.125 1011712023 FFCB 4.125 2.000.000.00
FFCB 4.67 7126t2023-23 FFCB 4.670 2.000.000.00
Bond
FHLB0.7 4t24t2025-22 FHLB 0.700 500,000.00 0.22
FHLB 1.37 5 8t26t2026-22 FHLB 1.375I 2.000.000.00 0.87
FHLB 2_97 7t27t2026-23 FHLB 2.974 0.87
FHLB 3.050 2.000.000.00
FHLB 3.35 8t2812023-22 FHLB 3.350 2,000,000.00 0.E7
9t15t2023 FHLB 3.875 2,000,000.00 0.8'
FHLB 4 7t24t2025-22 FHLB 4.000 1,250,000.0( 0.54
FHLB 4.750 2.000.000.00 0.87
FHLB 4.89 1 21 2812023-23 FHLB 4.890 2.000.000.00 A1
FHLB Step ilnn027-23 FHLB 1.00{ 2.000.000.00 0.87
FHLB SteD 21812025-22 FHLB 1.'125 1,350,000.00 0.58
FHLB Step 7129t2026-21 FHLB 0.700 2,000,000.00 0,87
FHLB Steo 8/2812024-22 FHLB 4.000 2.000,000.00 0.87
2.734 27,100,000.r 11.74
o.25 8124t2023 FHLMC 0.250 1,500,000.00 0.65
FHLMC 0.250 1.500.000.00 0.65
712023-22 FHLMC 2.300 3,000,000.00 1 .30
FHLMC 2.551 1.000.000.00 0.4
FHLMC 4.3 12130t2027 FHLMC 4.300 1,000,000.00 0.43
Sub Total / Averaqe FHLMC Bond 1.813 8.000.000.00 9.47
0.87FNMAFNMA 0.375
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03/14/2023 Item No.16.
I Local Pool
MM
Wells Farso 3.9101 21.271,511.361 9.22
Sub Tolal , Averade Monsv Market 3.9101 32.030,593.041 13.88
3.280 0.22Alameda County GOBS 3.28 81112023
0.223.460Countv GOBs 3.46 811 12027
1.052 1.280.000.00 0.55Alvord USD GOBsAlvord USD
0.432.O1 't,000.000.00
0.050.369 125,000.00Belmont-Redwood Shores SDBelmont-Redwood Shores SD 0.369 U'112023
0.638 0.110.638Ail2024elmont-Redwood
170.000.00 0.07ielmont-Redwood Shores SD Ser B 0.369Belmont-Redwood Shores SD Ser B 0.369 8/1/2023 300,000.00 0.130.499Beverlv Hills PFA Lease Rev 0.499 6/1/2023 Beverly Hills PFA Lease Rev
0.130.730PFA RevBeverly Hills PFA Lease Rev 0.73 61112024 000,000.00 0.432.450 1sverly Hills USD 2.45 811t2024
780.000.0 0.34Beverlv Hills USD
2. 2.65
't.051 1.625.000.00 0.70Cent ValCA St DWR Cent Val Proi 1.051 Beverly 6t1t2026
0.130.981 300,000.00larson RDASA TABsCaison RDASA TABS 0.981 81112023
0.171.188 400,000.00Oarson RDASA TABsTABS 1.188 8/1
0.13ABs 1.288Carson RDASICarson RDASA TABS 1.288 81112025
0.669 400,000.00 0.17cihus GCD GOBSt2024
0.819 400.000.00 0.17Citrus CCD GOBsCitrus CCD GOBS 0.819 8/'t 1-975 1.26s.000-00 0.55oast CCD GOBsCCD GOBS 1.975 81112023
1.000.000.00 0.430.702Colton USD O.7O2 8l'l 12023
0.43Colton JSD 0.882 1,000,000.00usD 0.882 81112024
0.27evenue Bonds 0.563Bonds 0.563 1 1
onds 0.685 500,000,01 0.2211t',U2024CSU Revenue
o.271.754ABsDavis RDA-SA 911t2023
2-000 435,000.01 0.19Davis RDA-SA TABsDavis RDA-SA TABs 2 91112O25 I)ixon USD 0.953Dixon USD 0.953Ail2O25
I 65.000,0c2.000Folsom Cordova USD lmp Dist 2Folsom Cordova 2
0.43)ordova IJSD lmD Dist 2 2.000 1,000.000.00Cordova USD 2 ,040,000.00 0.45Dist 2USD 2.000USD Dist
0.970 0.13{ooe ESD
1-110 285.000. a.12Hooe ESDHope ESD 1.17 81112026
1.000 2.000.000.0[ 0.87Los Altos SDLos Alto6 SD 1 101112024
0.39tlarin CCD GOs 0.679 900.000.00Marln CCD GOs 0.679 81112026
1.10.000.00 0.06oreno Vallev USD 1.6711
JSD 1.94'1 0.08Moreno Valley USD 1.941 81112024
2.203 100.000.0( 0.0,Moreno Valley USD 2.203 81112025
2.328 1 10.000.00 0.05lVloreno Vallev USDVallev USD 2.328 81112026
0.62oroan Hill RDA-SA 0.961 1,425,000.00Hill RDA-SA 0.961 9n
0.672.420 1,545,000.00Novato RDA-SANovato RDA-SA 2.42 I I'l 12027
0.260.561oar Gde SD 0.561 81112024
0.150.820Oxnard SD GOBs 0.82 81112024
1.256 500.000.00 o.22Oxnard UHSDOxnard UHSD 1.256 8l'l 12025 300.000.00 0.13'alomar CCD 0.881Palomar CCD 0.881 81112025 680.000.00 0.290.6709.67
0.430.634 .000,000.00Rancho Santiaso CCD GOBsRancho Santiaoo CCD GOBs 0.634 91112024
0.081.840'FARiverside Cnty PFA 1.8471112023
1,001.O42 2,305,000.0Sacramento Req. Sanitation DistrictDiskict 1.042
0.335 1 0.65San Bemardino CCD
0.43an Bernardino CCD 0.605 1,000,000,San Bernardino CCD 0.605 81112024 1 I o.4an Jose Everoreen CCD 0.921San Jose Everoreen CCD 0.921 91112025 170,000.00 0.943.1 76San Jose RDA-SA 3.176 81112026
0.653.226 1.500.000.rSan Jose RDA-SASan Jose RDA-SA 3.226 81112027
2.828 o.22JoseSan Jose RDASA TABS 2.8288n12423
1.O14 0.30San Jose USDSan Jose USD 1.014 U1l2a27
0.976 355.000.0 0.15Santa Clarita PFA Lease RevSanta Clarita PFA Lease Rev 0.976 61112024-20
0.16anta Clarita PFA Lease Rev 1.'.176 360,000.00Santa Clarita PFA Lease Rev 1.176 61112025-20
0.322.621 735,000.00SF BART Rev Bonds 2.621 71112023-17
0.873.011 2,000.000.00GOB's 3.011 1
0.692.375 1,600,000,00