Folsom City Council
December 10, 2024

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signeturc for
verifi cation ol ComplianceEnfoement

1. For structural improvemqts
that would be located within
the City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
SeNices Department md
City of Folsom Community
Development Departmqt.

2. For structural improvements
that would be located within
unincorporated Srcrmento
County: Sacrmento Couty
Planing ad Community
Development Department.

3. For structural improvements
that would be located within
the City of Rmcho
Cordova: City of Rmcho
Cordovd Planing
Department.

1. For structural improvements
that would be located wi&in
the City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
Senices Depatment ad
City of Folsom Community
Development Department.

2. For structural improvemmts
that would be located within
unincorporat€d Sermqto
County: Sacrmento Cowty
Planing md Community
Dwelopment Department.
lmplementation
City of Folsom Utilities
Departmmt
City of Folsom Utilities
Department
Timing
Prior to approval of
grading plas ad
building pmits for
WTP, pump stations,
ad storage tmk
facilities.

Prior to approval of
grading plas ad
building pmits for
WTP, pump stations,
ad storage tak
feilities.
ilitigation lleasure
> Design exterior on-site lighting as e integral part ofthe building ad lmdscape design in the Folrcm Specific Pla ae. Lighting fixtures shall be achitecturally consistent with the ovoall site design. > Lighting of off-site feilities within the City of Folsom shall be @nsisient with the City's Gqeral Pld stadads. > Lighting of the off-site detention basin shall be consistent with Sermento County Gmeral Plil staddds. > Lighting ofthe two local roadmy mnnections from Folsom Heights off-site into El Dorado Hills shall be consistent with El Dorado County Genqal Plm standdds.

A lighting pla for all on- md off-site elements within the €ch agency'sjurisdictional boundaies (specified below) shall be submitted to the relevmtjurisdictional agenry for review ad approval, which shall include the above elements. The lighting pla may be submitted concunently with other improvment plms, ad shall be submitted before the installation of oy lighting or the approval of building permits for wh phce. The project applicmt(s) for ay particulr discretionary development application shall implement the approved lighting plm.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ofthe City ofFolrcm'sjurisdictional boundaies must be coordinated by the prqect applicat(s) of each applicable projwt phae with the affcted oversight agency(ies) (i.e., El Dorado ad/or Sermnto Counties).

Mitigation Mqsure 38.1-2a: Enhance Erterior Appearsnc€ of Structural Facilities, The external appemce of above-ground facilities, including the choie of olor md materials, shall reek to redue the visual imprct ofthe proposed WTP, pump station, md above-ground storage tak frcilities. Bright reflective matqials ad rclors shall be avoided. As appropdate, the exterior design ofthese facilities should follow design guidelines provided in applicable lmd use plas. Minimum exterior design requirements shall include, but ae not limited to, the following:
> painting (with erth-olored tones) of structural fagades to blod with sunounding lad uws, > use offencing or structural materials simila to tho* used by neaby lmd uses, > installation of bems md/or lmdscaping round the facility (ree Mitigation Medure 3B.2-2b for additional detail), ad > clustering of structural facilities to mdimize open sprce buffoing.

Mitigation Measure 38.1-2b; Prepare Landscaping PlNn. The City shall develop a lmdscaping plm for qch structural frcility site that uss a combination of native vegetation, qrthen features (e.g., bouldos), md, if appropriate, topographical *prations (e.g., bms) to muimire site appeamce ad shield the new frcilities from neaby sensitive receptors to the extent feasible. In addition to omplying with loca.l staduds, the ladscaping pla shall require the following at each site:
> Vegetation shall be maged in a hierachy of plat groupings to enhece the visual ad scenic qualilies of the site(s). To the extdt practical, the design will minimize the need for supplemmtal inigation. > New or replrcement vegetation shall be compatible with sunounding vegetation ad shall be adaptable to the site with regdd to rainfall, soil type, exposure, growth rafe, erosion control, ad enerry con*ruation pu.poses. > Plat materials chosen shall be spoies which do not present ay safety hzrds, which allow native flon to restablish in the ae4 ad which require minimal maintdace, including watering, pest contol, dd cleil-up of litter fiom fruit ild droppings. 3B.1 AESTHETICS.WATER
Folsom South of U,S. Highway 50 Speciic Plan
City of Folsom
AECOM
l\litigalion Monitoring and Reporting Pmgram

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Proiect Daled Signatue for
verif cation ol ComplianceEnforcement

3. For structural improvements
that would be located within
the City of Rdcho
Cordova: City of Rdcho
Cordova Planing
Department.

L For sauctural imprcvements
that would be located within
the City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
S€rvices Departmmt ad
City of Folsom Community
Development Depiltment.

2. For structural improvments
that would be located within
wincorporated Saqmento
Couty: Sacrmento Couty
Plmning ad Community
Dflelopment Depdtment.

3. For stuctural improvements
that would be located within
the City of Racho
Cordova: City ofRmcho
Cordova Planing
Department.

L For sauctural improvemmts
that would be located within
the City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
Seryi@s Depaltm@t md
City of Folsom Community
Development Department.

2. For structura.l improvemsts
that would be loated within
unincorporated S&mento
Couty: Saqmento Couty
Plmning ad Community
Dflelopment Depiltment.

3. For structural improvements
that would be located within
the City of Itacho
Cordova: City of Rdcho
Cordova Planing
Department.

City of Folsom Community
Development Department
lmplemenl4ion
City of Folsom Utilities
Depaltmqt
City of Folem Utilities
Department
The prcject applicmt(s)
ofall project phmes.

Timing
Prior to approval of
grading plas ad
building pmits for
WTP, pump stations,
ad storage tak
facilities.

Prior to approval of
grading plas md
building pmits for
WTP, pump statio[s,
ild storage tmk
frcilities.

Before the approval of
all grading plos by the
City ad throughout
prcject construction,
titigation ileasu€
Mitigation M6ure 3B.13a: Conformance to Constructiotr Lighting Standards. The Crty shall limit consauction to daylight hours to the extmt possible. Ifnighuime lighting or @nstruction is necessary, the City shall ensure that wshielded lights, reflectors, or spotlights ae not lo@ted @d direted to shine towad or be direaly visible from adjacent properties or sfeets. To the extent possible, the City shall minimize the use of nighttime @nstruction lighting within 500 feet of existing .esidflces. This m6ure shall be identified on gmding plas dd in consttuc'tiod 6ntlets.

Mitigatiotr M€sure 3B.1-3b: Prepare and Submit a Lighting Master Plan. The Cit shall plepae a Lighting Master Plm that covqs all Off-site Water Frcilities-relaled outdoor light rcurces. The Lighting Mcter Pla shall include the following minimm requirements:
> outdor lighting shall be properly shielded md installed to prwmt light tespass on adj@nt properties; > flood or spot lmps installed 6 part ofthe Off-site Waler Facilities shall be aimed no higho tha 45 degrees above shaight dom (half- wary between straight doM ad staight to the side) when the source is visible from ay off-site residotial property or public roadway; > prohibit the u* of hash mercury vapor, low-pressure rcdim, or fluorercent bulbs for public lighting in residential neighborhoods; ad > comply with requirements of local juisdiction, if applicable.

Mitigation Mesure 3A.2-1a: Implment M6ur$ to Cotrtrol Air Pollutatrt Emissions Generat€d by Construction of On-Site Elements. To reduce short-tem @nstruction emissions, the projet applimt(s) for oy particuld diwretiondy developmflt appli@lion sha.ll require their ontrrctors to implement SMAQMD's list of B6ic Construction Emission Control Practices, Enhm@d Fugitive PM Dust Control Prrcties, ad Enhoed Exhaust Contol Practices (list below) in effect at the time individual portions ofthe site undogo 3A.2 AIR QUALITY - LAND
AECOM
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program
Folsom South of LJ.S, Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Dated Signaturc for
Verifi cation ol ComplianceEnforcementlmplement4ionTiming whqe applicable, for all
project ph6es.
and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring
llitigation ileasurc
construction. In addition to SMAQMD-reommqded me6ures, construction operations shall rcmply with all applicable SMAQMD rules ad regulations.

B$ic Cotrstructiotr Emission Control Practices
> Water all exposed surfrces two times daily. Exposed surfres include, but de not limited to soil piles, graded aeo, unpaved paking re6, staging ae6, 0d rccess roads.
> Cover or maintain at l6t two feet of fie boad space on haul trucks trmsporting soil, wd, or other loose material on the site. Any haul trucks that would be traveling along freways or major roadways should be @vered. > Use wet powq vrcum str€t sw@pers to rmove my visible trackout mud or dirt onto adjac@t public roads at l@st on@ a day Use of dry power sweping is prohibited.
> Limit vehicle speeds on unpaved roads to l5 miles po hour (mph) > All roadwys, drivewarys, sidertlks, paking lots to be paved should be ompl+ed m soon as possible. In addition, building pads should be laid a soon as possible after gmding unlss seeding or soil bindqs re used. > Minimize idling time eithq by shutting equipment offwhfl not in use or reducing the time ofidling to 5 minutes (a required by the state airbome toxics mntol measure lTitle 13, Section 2485 ofthe Califomia Code ofRegulations]). Provide cla signage that posts this requirement for workos at the entmces to the site.
> Maintain all construction equipment in proper working ondilion rc@rding to maufrcturo's specifications. The equipment must be checked by a cutified mechaic od detemine to be running in proper mndition before it is opmted.

Enhaned Fugitive PM Dust Control Practics - Soil Disturbance Ares > Water exposed soil with adequate frequency for continued moist soil. However, do not oveNater to the extent that sedimflt flows off the site.
> Suspend excavation, grading, ad/or demolition rctivity when wind speeds exeed 20 mph > Plilt veg€tative gromd cova (frut-geminating native gros sred) in distubed aeas c rcon c possible. Wato appropriately until vegetation is established.

Enhrnced Fugitive PM Dust Control Practics - Utrpav€d Rosds > Install wheel wchas for all exiting trucks, or wch offall trucks ad equipment leving the site. > Trst site rccesss to a distece of lOO feet from the paved road with a 6 to l2-inch layer ofwood chips, mulch, or gravel to reduce genuation ofroad dust ild road dust cdryout onto public roads > post a publicly visible sign with the telephone nmber ad person to contact at the consfuction site regading dust complaints. This person shall respond ad-take corrective action within 48 hours. The phone number of SMAQMD md the City contact purcn shall also be posted to ensure compliace.

Enhanced Exhaust Control Practices
The proj€t shall provide a pla, for approval by the City of Folrcm Commuity Developmmt Department dd SMAQMD, dmonstrating that ihei@ly-dui (50 hor*power [hp] or morQ off-road vehicles to be uwd in the construction prcjot, including omed, Izued, ad sub@ntr&tor vehicles, will rchieve a projet wideflea-arerage2@/o NOx reduction md 45% particulate reduction @mpaed to the most cment Califomia Air Resome Boad (ARB) fl@t avenge that exists at the time of construction. Acceptable options for rcducing emissions may include uw of latemodel oginq, low-mission die*l products, a.ltemative fuels, engine retrofit technology, aftq-tr€tnent products, md/or othe options as they b@me awilable. The prcjwt applimt(s) of mh prcjst phffi or its rEpr6mtative sha.ll submit to ihe City of Folmm Community Developm@t Depdtmmt ad SMAQMD a comprehensive invatory of all oFroad mnstruction equiprent, equal to or greater tha 50 hp, that would be used a aggregate of40 or more hours during my portion ofthe construc-tion prcject. The invmtory shall include the horeepower rating engine production ya, ad projected hous of use for wh piw of equipment ihe invotory shall be updated ad submitted monthly thrcughout lhe dmtion of the prcj@t, ex@pt thd m inv@tory shall not be requircd for ay 3Gday period in which no construclion activity orcurs. At leat 48 houn prior to the use ofhany-duty off-road equipmmt, the prqoi repreentative shall provide SMAQMD with the eticipded onstruction timeline including start datg ad nme ad phone number of ihe prcjea mmager dd on-site for@a. SMAQMD'S Construction Mitigation Calculator ca be usd to id@tify d equipmmt fl€t thd rchires this reduction (SMAQMD 2007a). The prcjwt shall ensure that emisions from all off-road dierl powered equipmmt used on the to q€ed 40 percmt oprcity (or
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within
weekly,
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Folsom Sou$ of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom
AECOM
Mitigation Monitoring and Reportjng Program

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Daied Signaturc tor
Verifi cation of ComplianceEnforement
The City ofFolsom
Community Development
Department shall not grmt ey
grading pemits to the
respctive prcject applicmt(s)
until the resp@tive prcject
applicat(s) have paid the
appropriate off-site mitigation
feeto SMAQMD.

City of Folsom Community
Development Department
lmplementation
The project appli@t(s)
ofall project phdes.

All detailed, prcject-
level malysis shall be
perfomed md funded
by the project
applicmt(s) for erch
discretionary
developm@t
entitlment. AII feasible
mitigation shall be also
be funded by the prcject
appli@t(s).

Timing
Before the approval of
all grading plas by the
City ad throughout
prqect construction for
all project phares.

Before the
all grading
City.
approval of
plas by the
llitigation lleasure
swey results shall be submitted throughout the duration of the prq@! ex@pt that the monthly summary shall not be required for my 30- day period in which no @nstruction @tivity oaus. The monthly summary shall include the quatity ild typ€ of vehicles surueyed c well as the dato of mh suruey. SMAQMD staff ad/or othq officials may conduct peiodic site insp€tions to detmine @mpli4€. Nothing in this mitigdion mecure shall superrede othq SMAQMD or stde rules or regulations lf at the time of @nstruction, SMAQMD ha adopted a regulation or new guidmce applicable to onstruction missions, ompliace with the regulation or nw guidace may completely or partially replrce this mitigation if it is equal to or more effective thm the mitigation contained haein, ad if SMAQMD $ pemits.

Mitigation Measure 3A.2-1b: Pay Off-site Mitigation Fee to SMAQMD to Off-Set NOx Emissions Getrerated by Constructiotr of On- Sitc Elemetrts.

Implemqtation of the Propowd Prcjot or the other four othq action altmatives would result in constuction-generated NOx emissions that m@d th€ SMAQMD threshold of significace, even after implmentalion of the SMAQMD Enhaced Exhast Control Prrctices (listed in Mitigation M6ure 3A.2-1a). Additionally, Mitigation M6ure 3A.4-l (Implemflt Additional Mecures to Control Construction-Generated GHG Emissions, pages 3A.4-14 to l5) hs the potential to both reduce md incree NOx emissions, depending on the types of altemative fuels md engine types employed.

Therefore, the project applicat(s) sha.ll pay SMAQMD m off-site mitigation fee for implementation of my of the five rction aiternatives for the purpose of reducing NOx emissions to a less-tha-significmt lflel (i.e., less thd 85 lb/day). All NO1 emission reductions md increoes orcciJted with GHG mitigation shall be added to or subtracted from the mount above the @nstruction threshold to detemine off-site mitigation fes, whm possible. The specific fe mounts shall be calculated whm the daily construction emissions cm be more rccurately detmined: that is, if the CityruSACE select md certify the EIRiEIS md approves the Proposed P.oject or one of the other four other action altmatives, the City ad the applicats must establish the phoing by which development would occur, ed the applims must develop a detailed @nslruction schedule. Calculation offes asociated with ech prcjea dwelopment phrc shall be onducted by the prcjct applicmt(s) in onsultat on th SMAQMD staff before the approval of grading plas by the City. The project appli@t(s) for ay pdticuld diwetionay development application shall pay into SMAQMD's off-site construction mitigation fud to further mitigate construaion- gmerated emissions of NOx that exced SMAQMD's daily mission threshold of 85 lb/day. The calculation of daily NOa missions shall be boed on the cost rate established by SMAQMD at the time the calculation ad payment ae made. At the time of witing this EIR€IS the cost rate is $16,000 to redue I ton of NOx plus a 57o administrative f@ (SMAQMD 2008c). The detmination of the final mitigation fe shall be conducted in coordination with SMAQMD before ay ground disturbace occurs for ay prcjot phce. Based on infomation available at the time of witing this EIR/EIS, md csuming that construction would be perfomed at a consistent rale ovu a l9-yw poiod (ud uqaZing of 22 work days per month), it is estimated that the off-site construction mitigation fees would rmge from $517,410 to $824,149, depending on which altdmative is sl@ted. B@auw the Ge is brued on the ross quatity of missions that exceed SMAQMD'S daily threshold ofsignificace of85 lb/day, total fes would be substatially greato if@nstruction etivity is more intense during some phmes ad less intense during other ph*es of the l9-yea build out poiod, ad in my event, based on th€ rctual mst rate applied by SMAQMD. (This fee is used by SMAQMD to puchce off-site emissions reductions. Such purchces ae made through SMAQMD's Heavy Duty Incstive Progrm, through which select omers of hery-duty equipment in Sacrmmto County ca repower or retrofit their old engines with clemer engines or technologies.)
Mitigation Measure 3A.2-lc: Analyze and Disclose Projcted PMlq Emission Concentrrtions at Nearby Sensitive Rcepton Rsulting fron Cotrstruction ofOn-Site Elements. Prior to @nstruction ofeach discretionary development entitlment ofon-site lad uses, the project applicat shall perfom a prcject-1evel CEQA aalysis (e.g., supporting docmentation for a exemption, negatiYe d@ldation, or project-sp@ific EIR) that includes detailed disposion modeling ofconstruction-generated PMro to dirclose what PMro concmtrations would be at neaby rensitive receptors. The dispusion modeling shall be perfomed in rccordace with applieble SMAQMD guidace that is in place at the time the ealysis is perfomed. At the lime of witing this EIR/EIS, SMAQMD's most cuent ild most detailed guidace for addressing @nstruction-generated PMro emissions is found in its Guide to Air Quality Assessment in Saomento County (SMAQMD 2OO9a). The prcject-level malysis shall inrcrporate detailed pametqs of the construction equipment ed etivities, including the yed during which construction would be perfomed, o well o the proximity ofpotentially a.ffected re@plors, including receptors proposed by the prcject that exist at the time the construction activity would occur.

AECOM
Mfigation Monitoring and Reporting Program
Folsom Sout! of U.S. Highway 50 Specifc Plan
City of Folsom

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Dded Signature for
Verifi cation of Compliance
l. For all off-site
improvemmts within
Saqmento County:

S&rmento Couty
Plmning ad Community
Development Department
shall lot grat ay grading

1. For the two roadway
onnections in El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado County
Dwelopment Services
Depaltment.

2. For the detention b6in west
ofPrairie City Road:

Semento County
Plmning ad Community
Development Depattment.

3. For the U.S. 50 interchmge
improvments: Caltlal
El Dorado County
Developmflt Swices
Department.

Enforcement
I For all off-site
improvemflts within
Sel@sto County:

Sermdto County
Planing ad Commwity
Dflelopment Depatment.

2. For tbe U.S. 50 intqchdge
improvments: Caltras.

The prqeat appli@t(s)
responsible for
@nstruction of eeh off-
site elment in
S&rmento ad El
Dorado counties.
in Sermdto County
of all oFsite elemqts
The prcject applio(s)
The prcject applicmt(s)
responsible for
construction of €ch off-
site elemqt in
Srcmento County.

The prcject applicat(s)
responsible for
constructing the
roadway conn@tions il
El Dorado County.
lmplementation
Before the approval of
erch grading pla for
the of-site elmqts in
Saomento County.

Before the approval of
all grading plas from
the respective air distict
(i.e., SMAQMD or

EDCAQMD),
Before the approval of
grading plas by
EDCAQMD.

Timing
Before the approval of
all grading plas from
SMAQMD.
trucks
sour@: Table 4.12 ofEDCAQMD'S 2002\.Assssmerf
Table 3A,2-5
Dust Control Measures
Automatic
Soil
Piles
or water twice
installed on rcil
moist at all timesto
all
Wats
Expowd soil twice
soil with
roads twieTruck Hauling Road
Pave all haul
Water all
Truck l{auling Inad al leat two f@t of f@bord
Cover load
Mitigstio! Mqsure 3A.2-1g: Pay Off-site Mitigation Fce to SMAQMD to Off-Set NOa Emissions Generaled by Construction of Olf- site Elements. The off-site elemots could result in @nstruction-gqerated NOx flissions thal exced the SMAQMD threshold of signifimce, evm after implementation of the SMAQMD Enhaed Exhilst Control P@tices flisted in Mitigation Medute 34 2-la).

Tf,eefore, tire responsible prqect applicat(s) for erch off-site elemqt in S&rmento County shall pay SMAQMD a off-site mitigation lee for implmentation of wh off-site elemot in Semento County for the purpose of reducing NO1 emissions to a les$thd-signifimt level (i.e., less tha 85 lb/day). The spoific fee mounts shall be calculated when the daily construction missions cd be more ecurately detemined. This calculation shall occur if the CityruSACE certit the EIR./EIS dd releqt ad approves the Proposd Prcj@t or one of the Mitigation Ms[re 3A-2-1f: Implement SMAQMD'S Enhrtrc€d Exhaust Control Practices during Cotrstructiotr of all Off-site Elern'ents. Implemmt SMAQMD;s Enhaced Exhaust Control Practices, which ae listed in Mitigation Mruure 3A.2-14 in ordq to control NOr emissions gmerated by @nsfuction of all off-site elments (in S@@ento ild El Dorcdo Counties, or Caltrms right-of-way) Mitigsliotr M@sure 3A.2-1e: Implement EDCAQMD-Recommended Mqsures for Conirolling Fugitive PMln dust During Conslruction of the Two Roadway Connections in El Dorado County. Prior to construction of rch roadway extasion in El Dorado County, the applicmts or its @narctors shall develop a fugitive dust @ntrol pld that is approved by EDCAQMD md the applimts shall require their contractors to implement the dust control mesures identified in the EDCAQMD-approved fugitive dust contol pla. The fugitive dust contol pla shali ontain mruures that ae rrcommended by EDCAQMD at the time the ple is dweloped, which may include, but is not limit€d to, the curent list of EDCAQMD-remmmended dust control medures provided in Table 3,4.2-5 below.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ofthe City ofFolsom's jurisdictional boundaies must be developed by the project applicmt(s) of each applieble prcject phare in onsultation with the affected oversiCht agmcy(ies) (i.e., El Dorado County).

Monitoring and Reporting Plan tor the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 SPecific Plan Project Table 1
Mitigation
llitigdion teasure
Mitigation M€sure 3A2-1d: Implement SMAQMD's Basic Construction Emission Control Prrctics during Construction of all Off- site Elements loqted in Sacramento County. The applicats responsible for the construction of each off-site elemmt in Srcrmento County shall require their contretors to implemot SMAQMD's Bcic Construction Emissiod Control Pretices during @nstruction. A list of SMAQMD's Basic Construction Emission Conaol Practices is provided undq Mitigation M6ure 3A.2-la.

Mitigation for the off-site elmqts outside of the City of Folsom's jurisdictional boundaies must be developed by the prcject applicmt(s) of ruh applicable prqect phce with the affeaed oversight agency(ies) (i.e., Sacmento Couty or Caltres) to implment SMAQMD's Buic Const uction Emission Control Practices or compaable feruible me6ues.

Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom 7
AECOM
Mitbation Monitoring and Reporting Program

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Table I
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signature for
verifi cation of ComplianceEnforcement
pemits to the respective
project applimt(s) until the
respective prcject
applicat(s) hae paid the
appropriate off-site
mitigation fe to
SMAQMD.

2. For the U.S. 50 interchage
improv@ents: Caltms
shall not glmt ay gading
pemits to the respective
projea applicmt(s) until the
respstive prqect
applicat(s) have paid the
appropriate off-site
mitigation fee to
SMAQMD.

1. For all off-site
improvements within
Selmmto County:

Srcrmento County
Planing ad Community
Development Depaltment.

2. For the U.S. 50 intuchage
improvements: Caltres.

City of Folsom Community
Development Departmtrt.

City of Folsom Community
Dqelopment Depdtment.
lmplementation
All detailed, project-
level aalysis shall be
perfomed by the
responsible lead agency
or its selected consultant
md funded by the
prcject applica(s).

Implementation ofthe
prqat-level modeling
malysis md ay
ncessay additional
mitigation shall be fully
funded by the prcjct
applicmt(s) responsible
for each oFsite
improvment.

The proJ@t applicat(s)
my particula
discretionary
development
appli€tion.

The
fly
prcject appli@t(s)
ptrticula
di scretionary
development
Timing
I For all off-site
improvemmts within
unincorporabd
Sermqto County:

Before the approval of
the respetive grading
plas from the
Semqto Couty
Planning md
Community
Development
Department

2. For the U.S. 50
intqchilge
improvements: Before
the approval of
construction plas
from Caltrms.

Before issuae of
subdivision maps or
improvemmt ples.

Before the approval of
all grading plos by the
City ad throughout
prcject @nstmction,
titigation ileasure
other four other action altematives, the City, Semento County, md the applicats establish the phcing by which construction of the off- site elemqts would occu, md the applicmts develop a detailed @nstuction schedule. Calculation of fees associated with ruh of-site element shall be conduoted by the prcject applicat(s) in consultation with SMAQMD staffbefore 'the approval ofrespeaive grading plas by Semflto County. The prcjmt applimt(s) responsible for each off-site element in S@mento County shall pay into SMAQMD's off- site @nstruction mitigation fund to furthq mitigate construction-gmerated emissions of NOx that exced SMAQMD's daily emission threshold of85 lb/day. The calculation ofdaily NO1 emissions shall be bared on the cost rate established by SMAQMD al the time the calculation ad payment de made. At the time of witing this EIR/EIS the @st mte is $16,000 to reduce I ton of NO1 plus a 5% administrative fee (SMAQMD 2008c). The detemination of the final mitigation fee shall be onducted in coordination with SMAQMD before ay ground disturbmce o@urs for ey prqect phe. Beeuse the fee is bmd on the mss quetity of emissions that ex@ed SMAQMD's daily threshold of signifiwce of 85 lb/day, total fees for construction of the off-site elemqts would vary according to the timing ed potential overlap ofonstsuction schedules for off-site elemqts. This meruure applies only to those off-site elemqts located in SMAQMD'S jurisdiction (i.e., in Srcrmoto County) beaure EDCAQMD does not offer a simila off-set fee progre for construction- generated NOa emissions in its jurisdiction. (This fee is used by SMAQMD to purchrue off-site emissions reductions. Such purchres ae made through SMAQMD'S H@\T Duty Incentive Progr@, through which wlect omers of heavy-duty equipment in Sermento Counfy cm reporer or retrofit their old ogines with clroer ogines or technologies.) Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ofthe City ofFolsom'sjurisdictional boundaies must be developed by the project applicmt(s) of each applicable prcjct phce in mnsultation with the affoted oversight agency(ies) (i.e., Saqmento County or Caltras).

Mitigation Measure 3A.2-1h: Analyze and Disclose Prcjcted PMro Emission Concetrtrations at Nqrby Sensitive Receptorc R€sultitrg from Cotrstruction of off-site Elements. P.ior to @nstruction of each off-site element located in Srcrmmto County that would involve site grading or eath disturba@ etivity that would exceed 15 ues in one day, the responsible agmry or its selwted consultant shall conduct detailed dispersion modeling of construation-gqe.ated PMls emissions pursuat to SMAQMD guida@ that is in place at the time the malysis is performed. At the time of witing this EIR/EIS, SMAQMD's most crmnt md most detailed guidace for addressing @nstruction-gened€d PMls emissions is found in its Guide to Air Quality Assessment in Sermento County SMAQMD 2009a).

SMAQMD mphroizes that PMro mission @ncqaatiotrs at neilby sensitive receptors be disclosed in prcjwt-level CEQA aa.lysis. Each prcjwt-level aalysis shall inorporate detailed pameters of the construction equipment ad rctivities, including the yer duing which construction would be perfomed, o well ru the proximity ofpotentially affected rweptors, including reeptors proposed by the project that exist at the time the construction activity would occur. Ifthe modeling aalysis determines that construction activity would result in m exc@dace or substdtial contribution to the CAAQS ed NAAQS at a neilby r@eptor, thm the proj@t applirot(s) shall require their rspective cont&tors to implement additional mruures for conAolling construction-generated PMlo exhaust emission md fugitive PMro dust emissions in rccorda@ with SMAQMD guidace, requiremots, ad/or rules that apply at the time the prcject-level aalysis is perfomed. It is likely that these msures rculd be the sme or simild to thos listed as Enheced Fugitive PM Dust Control Prrctices for Soil Disturbace .416 ild Unpaved Roads ad Enhmced Exhaust Control Prrctices included in Mitigation Measue 3A.2-1a. Dispqsion modeling is not required for the two El Domdo Counfy rcadway @nnections bsaw the iotal momt of distubed acreage is exp€ted to be less tha the EDCAQMD screoing level of I 2 aqes.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ofthe City ofFolsom'sjurisdictional bounduies must be developed by the projmt applimt(s) of erch applicable prqect phde in @nsultation with the affoted oversight agency(ies) (i.e., Sermento County or Caltrms).

Mitigation M€sure 3A.2-2: Implement All Mea3ur6 Pr$cribed by the Air Quality Mitigation Plan to Redue Operational Air Pollutant Emissiotrs. To reduce operational emissions, the project applicat(s) for ay paticula di*retionary development application shall implment all mecues prercribed in the SMAQMDapproved Falroz PIan Area Specifc Plan Air Sualitt Miligqtion P/az (AQMP) (Tonoe Planing 2008), a copy of which is included in Appendix C2. The AQMP is intqded to improve mobility, reduce vehicle miles traveled, ad improve air quality a required by AB 32 ad SB 375. The AQMP includes, mong othos, mecures designed to provide bicycle puking at commercial lmd uses, m integrated pedestrie/bicycle path networlq trasit stops with shelters, a p.ohibition against the use the wood-buming fireplaces, energy star roofing materials, el@tdc lammowers provided to hom@mos at no chage, md on-site hasportation altematives to p6seng6 vehicles (including light rail) that provide onnectivity with othq local ad regional altemative tresportation networks.

Mitigation Measure 3A.2-4a: Dw€lop and Impl€metrt a Plan to Reduce Exposure ofSensitive Rs€ptoB to Corstruction-Generated Toxic Air Contaminanl Emissions. The prcject applicat(s) for any particular discretionary development application shall develop a plm to redue the exposure of smsitive receptors to TACs gderated by prcj@t conshuction &tivity msociated with buildout ofthe selected altemative. Erch pla shall be dweloped by the project applicat(s) in consultatioo with SMAQMD. The pla shall be submitted to the Ciq, AECOM
Mfigation Monitoring and Reporting Proqram
Folsom Souh of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom

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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U,S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Prcject Dated Signature lor
Verifi cation of ComplianceEnforcemellt
City of Folsom Commuity
Developm€nt Department.

CiE of Folsom Community
Development Department.

City of Folsom Community
Development Departmst.
lmplementation
applietion.

The prq@t applicmt(s)
of all prcjrct phoes.

The project applicat(s)
ofall project phases.

The prqect applicat(s)
ofall projwt phmes.

Timing
where applicablg for all
prcject phses.

Before the approval of
all grading plas by the
SMAQMD ad
thrcughout proj@t
construction, where
applicable, for all
prcject ph6es.

Before the approval of
a.ll grading plas by the
City ad throughout
prqect construction,
where applicable, for all
prcj@t ph6es.

Before the approval of
building pumits by the
City ild throughout
prcj@t @nstuction,
titigation ileasurc
for reviw ad approval before the approval of my grading plas.

The pla may include such muures as scheduling rctivities when the residences ae the lest likely to be occupied, requiring equipment to be sliut offwhen not in use, md prohibiting heavy trucks from idling. Applicable mecures shall be included in all prgect plas ad spaifications for all prqect ph6es.

The implementation ad qforcement of all mssures identified in each pla shall be fuded by the project applicmt(s) for the respective ph6e ofdevelopment.

Mitigatioo M€sure 3A-2-4b: Implement M€sures to Reduce Exposure ofSensitive Receptors to Operational Emissions ofToxic Air Contaminatrts.

The following meoues shall be implemated to reduce exposure of snsitive receptors to Toxic Air Conkminmts. > Propowd commercial ad industrial lmd uws that have the potential to emit TACs or host TAc-genqating rctivity (e.g., loading docks) shall be located away from existing ad propowd on-site sensitive re@ptors such that they do not expose sensitive r@eptors to TAC emissions that exced m incremental increoe of l0 in I million for the mer risk md./or a noncacinogenic Haad Index of L0. > The multi-fmily residences plmned across from the off-site corporation yad n@ the suthwest comq of the SPA shall be set bek 6 fa o possible from the boundary ofthe corporation yad md/or relocated to mother ilea > Whqe neessary to reduce exposure of sensitive receptors to e incremental incrrue of l0 in I million for the cmcer risk ad/or a nonwcinogmic flazad Index of 1.0, proposed mmmercial ad industrial lad uses that would host dierel trucks shall incorporate idle reduction strategies that reduce the main propulsion engine idling time thrcugh altemative technologies such as, IdleAire, electrificalion of truck paking, ad alternative mergl sources for TRUs, to allow diesel engines to be @mpletely tumed off. > Signs shall be posted in at all loading docks ad truck loading aeas which indiete that diesel-powered delivery trucks must be shut off when not in use for longer thm 5 minutes on the premises in order to redue idling emissions. This meruure is consistent with the ATCM to Limit Dierel-Fueled Commercial Motor Vehicle Idling which w6 approved by the Califomia Offrce of Administrative Law in Jmuary 2005.
> Implement the following additional guidelines, which ae recommmded in ARB's Lmd Use Handbook: A Community Health Pe$peclive (ARB 2005) dd de considered to be advisory ad not regulatory:
. Sensitive receptors, such o residmtial units ad daywe cqten, shall not be located in the sme building c dry-cleming operations that use pachloroethylene. Dry-clming operations that use perchloroethylene shall not be located within 300 feet ofmy sensitive receptor. A setbek of5OO feet shall be provided for operations with two or more mrchines . lage gcoline stations (defined s feilities with a throughput of 3.6 million gallons pq yq or greater) ad snsitive lad uses shall not be sited within 3OO feet of eeh other. Small gmline-dispensing frcilities (less tha 3.6 million ga.llons of throughput pu yea) ad sensitive lad uses shall not be sited within 50 feet ofeach other.

Mitigrtiotr M@sure 3A.2-5: Inplement A Site Investigation to Determine the Presetrce of NOA and, if nccnry' Prepare and Impiement an Asbatos Dust Cotrtrol Phn. A site investigalion shall be perfomed to detemine whether md where NOA is present in the soii md rock on the SPA. The site investigation shall include the colleaion of soil md rock smples by a q@lified geologist. If the site investigation detemines that NOA is presnt on the SPA thfl the prcjst applicet shall prepae a Asbestos Dust Control Plm for approval by SMAQMD o required in Title I 7, Section 93 1 05 ofthe Califomia Code of Regulations, "Asbestos Airbome Toxic Control Measure for Construction, Grading, Quarrying ad Suface Mining Opoations." The Asbestos Dust Control Plm shall specifr mruures, such ru periodic watering to reduce airbome dust ed @6ing construction during high winds. Mruures in the Asbestos Dust Control Pla may include but shall noi be limited to dust control mmures required by Mitigdion Mqswe 3A.2-la. The project appli@t shall submit th€ plm to the Folsom Community Development Department for rwiew ad SMAQMD for review md approval before mnstruction of the first project phoe. SMAQMD approval ofthe pla must be rceived before ay obestos-containing rock (serpentinite) ca be disturbed. Upon approval of th" Arb"ttot DuJt Control Pla by SMAQMD, the applicilt shall ensure that onstruction contretoG implement the tems of the plil throughout the construction pqiod.

Mitigation Mesure 3A.2-6: Implement Measures to Cotrtrol Exposure of Sensitive Receptors to Operational Odorous Emissions. The prqect applicmt(s) for any particular discretionary development application shall implemmt the following mruures:
> The odor-producing potmtial of lad uses shall be considsed whq the exrct type olf&ility that would ompy aec zoned for Folsom Souh of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom
AECOM
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Table I
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Prcject Dated Signatuc tor
Verifi cation of ComplianceEnforcement
L For improvements thal
would be lo@ted within the
City of Folsmi City of
Folsom Neighborhood
Swices Depiltm@t, City
ofFolsom Community
Development Department,
ad SMAQMD.

2. For improvements that
would be located within
unincorporated Sermento
County: Sacr@ento Couty
Planing md Community
Development Department
md SMAQMD.
3 . For improvements that
would be located within the
City of Rilcho Cordova:

City of Racho Cordova
Planing Deputment ad

SMAQMD,
lmplementation
City of Folsom Utilities
Depdtment
Timing
where applicable, for all
project phaes.

Prior to construction of
the Off-site Water
Facilities.
titigdion teasure
commercial, industrial, or mixed-use lad uses is detmined. Feilities that have the potential to emit objectionable odors sha.ll be located 6 ftr away 6 feible from existing md proposed smsitive receptors.

The multi-family residenes planed across from the off-site @rporation ydd nea the southwest comer ofthe SPA shall be s* brck m fa m possible from the boundary of the corporation yad md/or relocated to eothq a@. (This mruure is alrc required by Mitigaion M6ure 3A.2-4b to limit exposue to TAC missions.)
Before the approval ofbuilding permits, odor control devices shall be idqtified to mitigate the exposure ofre@ptors to obj@tionable odors ifa potential odor-producing source is to occupy a aea zoned for ommercial, industrial, or mixed-use lmd uses. The identified odor ontrol devices shall be installed before the issuace of certifietes of occupacy for the potmtially odor-producing use. The odor- producing potential of a source ild @ntrol devices shall be detemined in rcordination with SMAQMD md bawd on the number of complaints dsociated with existing sources of the we nature.

The deds to all properties located within the pla aa that ae within one mile of a on- or off-site aa zoned or used for agricultural u* (including livestock graing) shall be rccompaied by a witten diwlosure from the trasferor, in a fom approved by the City of Folsom, advising ay Aasfer@ ofthe pot€ntial adverse odor impacts from surounding agricultural operations, which discloswe shall direct the trmsfelee to contact the County ofsacrmento conceming ay such property within the County zoned for agricultural uses within one mile of the subject property beilg lresfqed.

Truck loading docks ad delivay rru shall be located ro fa amy ro feoible from existing ad proposed smsitive @eptors.

Signs shall be posted at all loading docks ad truck loading ded which indicate that diesel-powoed delivery trucks must be shut off whm not in use for longer tha 5 minuts on the prcmiss in ordo to reduce idling missions. This meoure is consistent with the ATCM to Limit Diesel-Fueled Commqcial Motor Vehicle Idling which wo approved by Califomia's Oftie of Administrative Law in Jiluary 2005. (This msure is also required by Mitigation Mesurc 34.2-4b to limit TAC emissions.) Proposed commacial ad industrial lad uses that have the potentia.l to host diesel trucks shall incorporate idle reduction strategies that reduce the main propulsion ogine idling time through altemative technologies such as, IdleAire, electrifi@tion oftruck pdking, ed altmative msgy sources for TRUs, to allow diesel engines to be ompletely tumed of. (This meroure is also required by Mitigation M€sure 3A.2-4b to limit TAC emissions.)
Mitigation Mqsure 3B.2-la: I)evelop and Implement a Construction NOx Reduction Plan. Consistmt with SMAQMD requirements, the City ofFolsm shall provide a p1a for demonstrating that the heavy-duty (> 50 horrepowo) off-road vehicles to be used in the @nstruction prcject, including omed, lered md subrcnarctor vehicles, will achieve aprojmt wide fleet-avemge 20% NOx reduction. Prior to @nstruction, the City's contractor shall submit to the SMAQMD a comprehensive inventory ofall of-road aonstruction equipment, equal to or grcater thd 50 horsepower, that will be used e aggregate of40 or more hours during my portion ofthe constuction ofthe Off-site Watq Facilities. The inventory shall include the horsepowq rating, engine production yea, ad prcj@ted hours ofuse or fuel throughput for *h piece ofequipment. The invntory shall be updated od submitted quarterly throughout the duration ofthe project, except that a invfltory shall not be required for my 30-day period in which no construction activity occus. At letrt 48 hours prior to the use ofsubject havy-duty off-road equipment the Off-site Water Frcilities representative sha.ll provide SMAQMD with the aticipated constuction timeline including start date, ad nme ad phone number of the project maager ad on-site forma.

38.2 AIR QUALIfi - WATER
AECOM
Mfigation Monitoring and Reporting Program 10
Folsom Sou$ of U.S. Highy{ay 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Dated Signdure for
verifi cation of Compliance
L For improvements that
would be lo€ted within the
City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
SeNices Depdtrnflt, City
of Folrcm Comunity
Developmmt Depattment
L For improvements that
would be loeted within the
City of Folsm: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
Seruices Depatrnent, City
of Folrcm Community
Development Depdtment,
ild SMAQMD.

2. For improvements that
would be located within
unincorporated Srcmento
County: Saqmento Couty
Planing md Community
Dwelopment Department
ad SMAQMD.
3 . For improvements that
would be located within the
City of Rilcho Co.dova:

City of Recho Cordova
Plmning Depatmflt ad
SMAQMD.

Enlorement

1. For imFovements that
would be located within the
City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
Swi@s Deparhnmt, City
ofFolsom Community
Development Department,
dd SMAQMD.

2. For improvements that
would be locaed within
unincorporated Sermento
County: Saomqto Cowty
Pluning ad Comunity
Development Department
md SMAQMD.

3. For improvements that
would be located within the
City of Rilcho Cordova:

City of Rmcho Cordova
Plilning Deparhnent ad

SMAQMD,
City of Folsom Utilities
Deputment
City of Folsom Utilities
Depatment
lmplementation
CiE of Folsm Utilities
Department
Prior to the approval of
grading plms md
building pqmits for all
off-site reter pumping
frcilities.

During @nstruction of
all Off-site Water
Facilities.

Timing
Duing onstruction of
all O$site Watq
Facilities.

Mitigation Mssure 382-3a: Cite Pump Siting Bulfers Away from Setrsitive Receptors. Nw pumping stations including brck-up diesel generators shall be located morc thm 200 f@t arey from sensitive receptors. Electrically-powoed pumps shall be used to power new pumps, to the extent practicable.

Mitigation Measure 3B.2-1c: Implement Fugitive Dust Control Mqsures and a Particulat€ Matter Monitoring Program during ConJtruction. The City shall impiement fugitive dust control medures ad a particulate matter monitoring progrm during construction The City shall ensure implmentaiion of dust control meures ad a particulate matter monitoring progrm during erch phce of consfuction Dust control mesures may include, but ae not limited to, the following:
> minimize on-site construction vehicle speeds on unpaved surfres; > post speed limits,
> suspend grading opemtions when wind is sufiicient to generate visible dust clouds; > pave, watq, uw gravel, cover, or spray a dust-control agent on all hal roads; > Prohibit no open buning ofvegetation during prqect construction; > Chip or deliver vegetative material to wdte-to-energy facilities; > reestablish vegetation c rcon as possible after onstruction ad maintain vegetation consistent with the pdmeters established in Mitigation Medure 38.2.14
> clm earthmoving @nstmction equipment with mts once daily and clm all haul trucks leving the site; md > water ad keep moist exposed earth surfrces, graded de6, storage piles, md hal roads o neded to prevent fugitive dust.

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Plan for the Folsom South of U.S, Highway 50 Specific Plan ProjectMitigation Monitoring and Reporting titigation teasure
Mitigation Mesnr€ 3B.2-lb: Conduct Visible Emissions Testing strd if Non-Compliancg Repair Equipm€nt Immedirtely. Controlling visibie wissions from off-road diewl powaed equipmert. The City shall msure that emissions from all off-road diesel powred equipment used on the project site do not exceed 4oolo opacity for more tha three minutes in arry one hour. Any equipment foud to exceed 4lyo opeiry (or fungelman 2.0) shall be repaired immediately, ed the City md SMAQMD shall be notified within 48 hours of identification of non- complimt equipment. A visual iuruey of all in-operation equipmqt sha.ll be made at l6t monthly, md a quarterly smmary of the visual ,u*"y r"rulit ihu1l be submitted throughout the duration ofthe prqect, ex@pt that the monthly summary shall not be required for my 30-day perioi in which no rcnstruction activity occurs. The monthly summary shall include the quatity md type of vehicles surueyed a well as the dates ofeach suwey.

Folsom Souh ofU.S. Higlway 50 Specifc Plan
City of Folsom
AECOM
11 Mfigation Monitoring and Reporting Prcgram

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Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signature for
verifi cation ol ComplianceEnfomment
ad SMAQMD.

2. For improvements that
would be located within
unincorporated Srcrmento
County: Sacrmento Couty
Planing md Community
Dwelopment Department
md SMAQMD.
3 . For improvements that
would be located within the
City of Rilcho Cordova:

City of Racho Cordova
Plilning Deparhnmt md
SMAQMD.

1. For improvements that
would be located within the
City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Community
Development Departmot
adSMAQMD.

2. For improvements that
would be loeted within
unincorpomted Sacrmento
County: Sacrmento Couty
Plmning ad Community
Developmmt Department
ad SMAQMD.

3. For improvements that
would be loeted within the
City of Rilcho Cordova:

City of Recho Cordova
Planing Dep{tmqt md
SMAQMD.

L For all prcjrct-related
improvemqts that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City of Folsm
Public Works Deparbnat.

2. For the two roadwary
connections in El Dondo
Hills: El Dorado County
Development SeNices
Department.

3. For the detfltion b6in west
ofPrairie City Road:

Srcrmento Couty
Plmning ad Community
Development Departmmt.
lmplementation
City of Folsom Utilities
Depiltment
Prcj@t applicat(s) of
all prcj@t phases ed
on-site ad off-site
elements.

Timing
Prior to the approYal of
grading plas ad
building pqmits for all
off-site water pumping
f@ilities.

Before approval of
improvment ad
drainage plms, ad on
a ongoing basis
throughout ad after
prcject @nstruction, 6
required for all project
phares.
titigation teasure
Mitigatiotr Mqsure 3823b: Conduct Projct-Lwd DPM Scrming and Implement Meuurs to Reduce Annual DPM to Aseptable Conientrations ScreningJevel DPM o*ssmmts shall be onducted for diael-powered pmp opoations propowd within 200 fea of reidencc or other ssitive rec€pto6. Th6e ma.lyws should include exact distae betwen lhe rse?ton ad opudions, md include the actual DPM emissions for the engina propo*d. Tfthe aalysis shows a onual roage DPM con@ntration from project opsations at raidqq within 200 fet of the DPM soue to be gredq thd 0.024 pg/m', the engine location shall be moved !o a location where the mual avenge DPM conentration &om prcjet emissions a1 the residscc is les tha 0.0-4 pglm3. The rceptable oncmtration of 0.024 pglm3 m detmined using the cunent OEHHA mcs potscy f@tor ad mahodology for diewl exhaust (OEHHA 2003). If diesel exhaust oncmadions J the affected rrepor would be below 0.024 pglm3, thm the mco health risk would be less tha 9.9 cacss in a million population.

Mitigrtiotr M€sure 3A.3-la: Ddigtr Stormwater Drainage PIus and Erosion and Sedimetrt Control Plans to Avoid and Minimize Ercsion and RunolTlo All Wetlands and Othcr Waters That Are to Remain on the SPA and Use Lot Impact Dryelopmetrt Featur6.

To minimize indirect eff@ts on watq quality dd wetldd hydrology, the prcject applicmt(s) for dy particula disqetionary development application shall include stomwter dainage plas md erosion md sedimqt conaol plms in their improvement plms ud shall submit thew plas to the City Public Works Depatment for reviw md approval. For of-site elemots within Srcrmento County or El Domdo County jurisdiction (e.g., off-site detention bruin md off-site roadway rcnnections to El Dorado Hills), plas shall be submitted to the appropriate county planing department. Before approval of these improvemat plas, the projct applicmt(s) for ey particulu diwretionary dwelopment appli€tion shall obtain a NPDES MS4 Municipal Stomwatq Pemit ad Grading Pemit, @mply with the City's Gtading Ordinmce ad Couty dminage ad stomwater quality stedads, md @mmit to implementing all mecures in their drainage plms ad erosion ad sediment confol plas to avoid ad minimize erosion ad runoff into Alder Creek ad all wetlads md other waters that would remain on-site. Detailed infomation about stomwater runoff standrds md relwat City ad County regulation is provided in Chapter 3A.9, "Hydrology md Water Qua.lity."
The prqect applicat(s) for ay particula discretionay development entitlement shall implment stomMter quality tr€tment controls consistmt with the Stomwater Quahty Design Maual for Srcmento dd South Pl@r Regions in effct at the time the application is submitted. Appropriate rmoffcotrtrols such d bms, stom gates, off-strem detention broins, overllow @llection 4e6, filtraiion systms, 3A.3 BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES. LAND
12 Folsom Souh of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom
AECOM
Mitigation Monitodng and Reporting Program

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Dated Signaturc for
Veritication ot Compliance
l. For all prcject-related
improvemqts that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City of Folsm
Community Development
Departmert.

2. For the two roadway
connctions in El Dorado
Hills: El Dondo County
Developmqt Setrices
Depadment.

3. For the detention basin west
of kairie City Road:

Sacrmento County
Plmning md Community
Development Department.

4. For the U.S. 50 interchage
improv@ents: Caltras.

5. U.S. Amy Corps of
Engineers, S&rmento
District; Central Valley
Regional Water Quality
Control Boad c
Enforcemert

4. For the U.S. 50 interchege
improvements: Caltrms.

5. U.S. Amy Corps of
Engineers, Srcrmento
District.

6. Central Valley Regional
Water Quality Contol
Boad.

Prcj@t applicat(s) for
each discretionary
developmfl t entitlement
requiring fill of wetlmds
or other waters of the
U.S. or wtffi of the
state.
lmplementdion
Before the approval of
grading or improvement
plas or ay gromd-
disturbing activities for
my prcj@t development
phe @ntaining
wetlad fetures or other
mtere of the U.S.. The
MMP must be approved
before ay impact on
wetlads @ occu..

Mitigation shall be
implemmted on m
ongoing brois
tlroughout ad after
construction, s
required.

Timing
Mitigatior M€sure 3A3-1b: Scure Clan Water Act Sectiotr 404 Permit atrd Implement All Pemit Conditionsi Ensure No Net Loss ofFunctions and Vdues ofWetlands, Other Waters ofthe U.s., and Wrters ofthe State.

Before the approval of grading ad improvwent plas md before ay groundbreaking activily dsciated with each distinct dircretionary developmmi entitlerent, the project applicmt(s) for ay particulr discretionry development application requiring fill of wetlads or other waters ofthe U.S. or waters ofthe state shall obtain all necessary pemits under Setions 401 ad 404 ofthe CWA or the state's Porter- Cologne Act for the respective phrue. For erch resp@tive disretionary development entitlement, all pmits, regulatory approvals, ad pemit conditions for effrcts on walad habitats shall be scured before implemqtation of oy grading activities within 250 feet of wders of the U.S. or wetlmd habitats or lesser distance demed sufrciently protective by a qualified biologist with approval from USFWS, including wders ofthe state, that potmtially support Federa.lly listed species. The prqect applicmt(s) shall commit to rcplace, restore, or flh&ce on a "no n+ loss" basis (in accordace with USACE ad the Cstra.l Valley RWQCB) the aqeage of all wetleds ad other walem of the U.S. that would be removed, los! md/or degraded with implemmtatiol of prcject plas for that developmqt incrment. Wetlad habitat shall be restored, ohace4 md/or replaced at m acreage dd location ild by methods agreeable to USACE, rhe Central Valley RWQCB, md the City, as appropriate, depoding on agency jurisdiction, ad as detemined during the Sstion 401 ild Section 404 pemitting proesws As part of the S@tion 404 pemitting pro@ss, adraft wetlad mitigation ed monitoring pla (MMP) shall be developed for the prcjst on behalfofthe project applicdt(s). Before ay ground-distufting activities in a aea that would advrsely alfect wetlmds ad before engaging in mitigation rctivitiei osociated with erch dircretionary development entitlemqt, the prcject applicat(s) shall submit the draft walmd MMp; USACE, the Central Valley RWQCB, Sermento County, El Dorado County, md the City for rwiw md approval of those portions of the pla ovo which they hae jurisdiction. The MMP would have to be finalired prior to impacting ay wetlmds. Once the final MMP is approved ad implemented, mitigation monitoring shall ontinue for a minimum of 5 yeas from completion of mitigatioq or humm intwmtion (including reontouring ad grading), or until the perfommce stadads identified in the approved MMP have been met, whicheve is longr.

As part of the MMP, the project applimt(s) shall prepae md submit plds for the cretion of aquatic habitat in ordq to adequately offs€t Table 1
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ad sdimot taps shall be implemented to control siltation ed the potential dishdge of pollutants. Development ples shall in@rporale Low Imprct Ddopment (LIb) features, such m pwious stips, pmeble pavments, bioretention ponds, vegetated swales, dis@nn@ted rain gutter doqspouts, ad rain grdms, where appropriate. Use of LID features is roommended by the EPA to minimize impacts on watq quality, hydrologlr, md strem gomorphology ad is spwified as a method for prct@ting water quality in the proposed spoific plm. In addition, free spmning bridge systems shall be used for all roadway qossings over wetlads ad othq *atqs thal de retained in the on-site open space. Thlse bridge systems would maintain the natural ild restored chanels ofoeeks, including the osociated wetlmds, ad would be designed with suffrcient spm width ad depth to provide for wildlife movemdt along the oeek conidors wm during high-flow or flood events, as spoified in the 404 pemit.

In addition to compliace with City ordinmces, the prcject applicat(s) for ay particula dircretionary development application shall prepue a Stormwater Poll;tion Prevmtion Plm (SWPPP), ad implment Best Milagment Prutices (BMPs) that comply with the Geneml Construction Stormwter Pmit from the Cental Vallsy RWQCB, to rcduce water quality effe€ts durif,g @nstruction. Detailed infomation about the SWPPP ad BMPs ae provided in Chapter 3A.9, "Hydrology ad Water Quality " Each prcjwt development shall result in no net chege to peak flows into Alder Creek ad osociated tributaies, or to Buffalo Creeh Cason Crek, md Coyote Creek. The prqect appliro(s) shall establish a bceline of conditions for dninage on-site. The belineflow conditions shall be established for 2-,5-, ad I oo-yed stom evqts. There broeline conditions shall be ured to develop monitodng standads for the stomwater system on the SPA. The bmline conditions, monitoring steddds, ild a monitoring progrm shall be submitted to USACE md the City for tireir approval. Water quality md detention basins sha.ll be designed ad onstructed to ensure that the perfomm@ staddds, which ae desibed in Chapter 3A.9, "Hydrology ad Wato Quality," ae met ad shall be designed as off-stlem detqtion basins Dischage sites into Alder Creek md associated ributaies, 6 well ro tributaies to Crson Cr@k, Coyote Creek, md Buffalo Crek, shall be monitorcd to ssure that preproject onditions de being met. Corstive mruures shall be implemented c necessary. The mitigation measures will be stisfied when the monitoring stmdads ae met for 5 cons@utive yers without undqtaking cofi@tive medures to meet the pofommce standrd.

See FEIR/FEIS Appendix S showing that the detention bcin in the northGt @mer of the SPA ho bm moved off saem.

Mitigation for the off-site elmmts outside of the City of Fol$m's jurisdictional boundaies must be coordinated by the prqect applimt(s) of eih applicable prcject phroe in onsultation with the affected oversight agency(ies) (i.e., El Dorado County for the roadway connections, Srcrmento County for the detention b6in west of Pmirie City Road, ad Caltras for the U.S. 50 interchage improvements) such that the perfomae stodads described in Chapter 3A.9, "Hydrology ad Waler Quality," ile met Folsom Souh of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South ot U,S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Proiect Dated Signatute tor
Verifi cation of ComplianceEnfiorcement
appropdale depending on
agency jurisdiction, md 6
detmined during the
Section 401 md S@tion 404
pumitting processes md in
ompliace with the City's
Grading Ordime (Folsom
Municipal Code 14.29), or
appropriate @unty grading
ordinmce for off-site
detation basin ad roadway
@nnections from Folrcm
Heights to El Dorado Hills.
lmplementationTimingllitigation teasure
ad replrce the aquatic functions md services that would be losl at the SPA rc@unt for the temporal loss of habita! 4d contain il adequate magin of ufety to reflot aticipated suc€ss. Restoration of prwiously altered ad degraded wetldds shall be a priority of the MMP for offsetting losss of aquatic functions on the SPA be@use it is typically ecier to rchieve functional success in restored wetlods tha in thow created from uplads. The MMP must dmonstrate how the aquatic functions ad va.lua that would be lost through project implmentation will be replrced.

The habitat MMP for jurisdiaional wetlud fealures shall be consistmt with USACE's ad EPA's April 10, 2008 Fina.l Rule for Compensatory Mitigation for Losws ofAquatic Resources (33 CFR Parts 325 ad 332 ud 40 CFR Part 230) 4d USACE's October 26, 2OlO Mmorqndum Re : Minimum Level of Documentation Requircd for Pemil Decisiorc. Acrcrding to the Final Rulq mitigation baks should be givm preferqce ovs other types of mitigation beeuse a lot ofthe risk ad uncertainty regdding mitigation success is allwiated by the fact that mitigation bmk wetlads must be established ad demonstrating functiona.lity before credits cm be sold. The se of mitigation credits also alleviates temporal losses of wetlmd function while compensatory retlads ae being established. Mitigation baks 4s tend to be on lager, more ecologically valuable paels ad ae subjected to more ilgorous simtific study ad planing md implementation procedwes the typical pmitteeresponsible mitigation sites (USACE ad EPA, 2008). Pemittee-responsible on-site miiigation aec cm be exposed to long-tem negative effects ofsurrounding developmqt since they tend to be smallq md les bufered thm mitigation bmks. The Final Rule also establishes a preferme for a "wtershed approach" in selecting locations for @mpensaiory mitigation project lo@tions, tlat mitigation selection must be "appropriate md practieble" ad that mitigaion baks must address watmhed n€ds bded on criteria s€t forth in the Finat Rule. The watershed approrch rcomplishes this objective by expmding the infomational md malytic bais of mitigation prcject site selstion drcisions ad msuring that both athorized impets md mitigation ae considqed on a watershed scale rather tha only prqject by prcject. This requires a degree offlexibility so that district mginers ca authori4 mitigation prqects that most effectively address the cce-specific circumstilces dd needs of the watershed, while rmaining prrctieble for the pemittee. The SPA includes portions ofthe Alder Crek, Buffalo Creek, Coyote Creek, md Cason Crek Watersheds. The majority ofthe SPA is within the Alder Creek Watershed. Alder Creek ad Buffalo Creek ae part of the lower Americd Rivq Watershed. Carcn Crck ad Coyote Creek ae part of the Cosumnes Rivq Watqshed. Mitigation uedits may be available within the Cosumnes Waierched, but not within the America River Watershed ad not within the sub-watersheds ofthe SPA. Therefore aquatic habitats may need to be lstored or cr@ted on the SPA ed adjeent off-site lilds, preferably within the aff@ted watersheds, in order to sucessfully replrce lost functions at the appropriate watershed scale where loss offunction would occur. It is not likely feaible to provide compqsatory mitigation for all aquatic resource impets on site.

Therefore, a combination of on-site ad off-site pemitte-responsible mitigation md mitigation baking would likely be necessary to rchieve the no-netJoss stilddd.

The SPA is located within the reryie aru of wveral approved mitigation baks (e.g., Bryte Rmch, Clay Station, Fitzgsald Rech, ild Twin City Mitigation Bek). The majority of compenetory mitigation for uetlad impacts is proposed to be mmplished at d agency- approved mitigation bak or baks authorized to sell sedils to offset impacts in the SPA. The applicats' biological consultaq ECORP, hc identified availability of approxirotely 3l vmal pool credits md 228 s6onal wetlmd credits at mitigation baks whore swice ae includes the SPA. Additional credits may also be available from pending, but not yet approved, mitigation baks. Howevo, availability is subjot to chage ad, 6 noted abovg a combination of mitigation bak credits ad pemitte-responsible on md off-site mitigation may be neclssary to fully offset project impacts on wetleds ad other watqs of the U.S. If USACE determines that the use of mitigation bak credits is not suffcient mitigatiot to offset impaca within the SP A, the Octobq 26,2010 Memoradum Re: Minimum Level of Documntation Required for Pemit Decisions requires USACE to spcifically demonstrate why the use of bilk credits is not a@eptable to USACE in rccordace with Section 33 CFR 332.3(a)(1).

Compensatory mitigation for losses of strm ad intemittent drainage chanels shall follow the Final Rule Guidelines , which spoiff that compensdory mitigation should be achieved through in-kind presetration, restoration, or mhacmentwithin the sme watershed, subject to prrcliebility onsiderations. The wetlad MMP shall address how to mitigate impacts on vemal pool, mrcnal wale, sruonal wetlad, seep, mffih, pond, ad intemitrflt ad pqennial strem habita! md shall describe specific method(s) to be implmented to avoid ed/or mitigate dy off-site prcj@t-related impets. The wetlild compenetion sotion of the habitat MMP shall include the following:
> Compsetory mitigation sites md criteria for selecting these mitigation sites. In Gmeral, rcmpmsatory mitigation sites should met the following critoi4 baed on the Final Rule;
. located within the sme watershed c the wetlmd or othq waters that would be lost, 6 appropriate ad prarticable; . loeted in the most likely position to sucessfully replrce wetlad functions lost on the impact site considering watershed-scale features such ru aquatic habitat diversity, habitat connectivity, available watq sources ad hy&ologic relationships, lmd use trods, cological benefits, md compatibility with adjacent lad uses, ad the likelihood for success ed sustainability; > A omplete cressment of the existing biological rercurces in both the on-site preseryation il% ad off-site compensatory mitigation Folsom South ofU.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signature for
verifi cation of ComplianceEnforcementlmplementationTimingllitigation lreasure aes, including wetlmd fundional osessmmt using the Califomia Rapid Asseswent Method appropriate wetled asrcssment protocol 6 detemined through onsultation with USACE ed conditions;
> Specific creation dd restomtion plms for eeh mitigation site; > Use of CRAM to compde compflstory wetlads to the baeline CRAM sores from wetlmds in the SPA. The ompensatory wetlad CRAM scores shall be compaed against the highest quality wtlad of ach type from the SPA; > CRAM scores, q othq wetlad ssessment proto@l scores, from the compensatory wetlads shall be compued against the highest quality w€tled s@!es for @h wetlad type to document success of compenetory wetlads in replacing the functions of the affrcted wetleds to be replaced;
> Monitoring protocol, including schedule md anual report requirements, ad the following elments:
. eological perfomace standads, boed on the bet available sciqce, that ca be osessed in a practimble maner (e.g., perfome@ stmdads proposed by Babour et al. 2007). Perfomace stdddds must be b6ed on atfibutes that de objective md verifiable;
. Gressmqts conducted anually for 5 yetrs after construction or restoration of mmpenetory wetleds to detemine whether there d6 {e equiring wetlad functions ad to plot the perfommce traj@tory of preseNed, restored, or created wetlmds over time.

Assessmqts results for @mpensatory wetlmds shall also be compaed against scores for referflce wetleds cressed in the sme y@;
. msessments ilalysis conducted mnually for 5 yws after ay construction adjrcflt to wetlads preserued on the SPA to daemine whether these aed ae retaining functions md values. Assessments results for wetlmds prewned on site shall also be compaed against sores for refqene retlads asessed in the me yq; . aalysis of rusessments dat4 including 6sessm@t of potfltial str€ssorc, to detemine whether ay rmedial activities may be ne@ssary;
. corestive mesures if pufomae stadads ae not met;
. monitoring of plat comunities c perfomace critaia (mnual m6ure of suaess, during monitoring poiod) ad success criteria (indiative of rchievemat of mitigation habitat requirment at md of monitoring period) for hydrologic function have b@ome established ad the q@tion site "matures" over time;
. GIS malysis of compensatory wedods to demonsaate etual acreage of fuctioning wetlmd habitat; . adaptive maagement measures to be applied if perfommce standads ad @reage requiremqts ee not being met; . respotrsible padies for monitoring ad prepding reports; ild . responsible parties for rweiving md rwiewing repods ad for voifing success or prercribing implemfltation or @n@tive rctions.

A final operations ad maagement pla (OMP) for all on- md off-site pemittee-sponsorcd wetlild preswation ad mitigation aere shall be prepaed ad submitted to USACE dd USFWS for review, commot ad preliminay approval prior to the issume of ay pemits under Section 404 of the CWA. The pla shall include detailed infomalion on the habitats pres@t within the preFrvation ad mitigation 46, the long-tm maagemmt dd monitoring of these habitats, legal protection for the prewdion ed mitigation aru (e.g., onsenation eement, declilation of restrictions), ad funding m*haism infomatiotr (e.9., mdowent). A final OMP for each disretiontry development entitlement affecting retleds must be approved prior to construction.

USACE h6 detemined that the prcject will require a individual pemit. In its final stage ad once approved by USACE, the MMP for the prqect is expected to detail propored wetlmd restoration, enhecoen! md./or replaement etivities that would ensure no net loss of aqualic fuctions in the prgect vicinity. Approval md implemstaiion of thewetlmd MMP shall aim to fully mitigate all unavoidable impacts on ju.isdictional watffi ofthe U.S., includingjurisdictional wetlmds. In addition to USACE approval, approval by the City, Sacrmento County, El Dorado Couty, dd the Centml Valley RWQCB, c appropriate depending on agency jurisdiction, ad c detemined during the Section 401 ad Setion 404 pemitting procesws, will also be required. Approvals from Sermmto Coung md El Dorado County shall be required for impacts rcsulting from off-site project elemflts occuning in thew counties, such as the off-site detqtion b6in in S&]mento County ad the roadway comections into El Dorado County. To satisfy the requirements of the City ed the Centra.l Valley RWQCB, mitigation of impacts on the nonjurisdictional wetlads beyond the juisdiction of USACE shall be included in the sme MMP. All mitigation requirements detemined through this process shall be implmented before grading ples ae approved. The MMP shall be submitted to USACE ad approved prior to the issumce of ay pemits under Section 404 of the CWA. (CRAM) (Collins a al. 2008), or other
the USFWS, to establish bareline
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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signatue for
verifi cation of ComplianceEnfomment

1. Califomia Departmmt of
Fish ad Gme.

2. For all prcject-related
improvements that would be
lo€ted within the City of
Folsom: City of Folrcm
Community Developnent
Department.

3. For the two roadway
connections in El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado County
Development Seruices
Department.

4. For the U.S. 50 interchage
improvements: Caltrms.

5. For the detention bsin west
ofPrairie City Road:

Saqmento County
Plmning ad Community
Development Department.
l For all project-related
improvem@ts that would be
located within the Clty of
Folsoo: City ofFolsom
Community Dwelopmat
Department.

2. For the detention b6in west
ofPrairie City Road:

Sermmto County
Planing md Community
Development Depdtment.

3. For the U.S. 50 int€rchage
improvments: Caltras.
lnplenentation
Project applicat(s) of
all prcject ph6es.

ProJ&t applicilt(s) of
all prcject phases.

Timing
Before the approval of
grading ad
improvment plas,
before ay ground-
disturbing activities, md
during prcject
@nstruction 6
applicable for all prcjct
phces.

Before the approval of
grading, improvment,
or construction plms
od before ay ground-
distubing rctivity in
my prcj@t dwelopment
phre that would affrct
Swainson's hawk
foraging habitat.
llitigation teasure
Water quality @rtification pusuat to Section 401 of the CWA will be required before issumce of a Section 404 pemit. Before conslruction in my aru ontaining retlmd f@ture1 the pro;€ct applicmt(s) shall obtain water quality certification for the prqect. Any mmures required 6 p{t of the issumce of water qulity cenification shall be implemented.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside of the City of Folsom's jurisdictional boundaies must be developed by the projet appli@t(s) of ruh applicable prqect ph6e in consultation with the affsted ovasight agmcy(ies) (i.e., Caltras, El Dorado ad/or Sumqto Counties).

Mitigation Mqsure 3A.3-2a: Avoid Direct L$s of Swainson's Eawk and Other Raptor Nests. To mitigale impets on Swainsn's hawk md other raptors (including bunowing owl), the prcject applicat(s) ofall prcject phases shall retain a qualified biologist to conduct pre@nstruction surueys ad to identiry rctive nests on ad within 0.5 mile of the SPA dd etive bunow on the SPA. The suneys shall be conducted bEfore the approval ofgrading ad/or improvement plms (c applicable) ad no less tha 14 days ad no more tha 30 days before the beginning of rcnstruction for all prqect ph6es. To the extent fecible, guidelines provided in Rrcomended Timing ad Methodology for Swainson's Hawk Nesting Suweys in the Cmtral Valley (Swainson's Hawk Tohnical Advisory Comitt@ 2000) shall be followed for surueys for Swainson's hawk. Ifno nests ae found, no further mitigation is required.

If active nests ue found, impacls on nesting Swainmn's hawks md other raptors shall be avoided by establishing appropriate buffers aound the nests. No prqect activity shall emmflce within the buffer aa until the young have fledged, the net is no longer activg or until a qualified biologist ha detemined in @nsultation with DFG that reducing the buffa would not.esult in nest abadonment. DFG guidelines recomend implementation of 0.25- or 0.S-mile-wide buffss, but the size of the buffer may be adjusted if a qualified biologist ad the City, in consultation with DFG, detemine that such a adjustrnflt would not be likely to adversely affet the nest. Monitoring ofthe nest by a qualified biologist during md after construction rctiviti$ will be required ifthe rctivity h6 potential to advqFly affect the nest.

If active bunows ae found, a mitigation pla shall be submitted to the City for rcviw md approval before my ground-disturbing rctivities.

The City shall consult with DFG. The mitigation pla may consist of installation ofone-way doors on all bunom to allow owls to exit, but not rcmter, od aonstruction ofartificial bunow within the prcject vicinity, o needed; howevo, burrow owl exclusions may only be uwd if a qualified biologist verifies that the burow does not contain eggs or dependqt young. Ifrctive bunows ontain eggs ild/or young, no construction shall occur within 50 feet ofthe bunow until young have fledged. One it is codfirmed that thqe ae no owls inside burows, these bunows may be collap*d.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ofthe City ofFolsom's jurisdictional bounduies must be developed by the project applicat(s) of erch applicable prcjrct phre in consultation with the affeted oversight agocy(ies) (i.e., El Dorado ad/or S&rmento Counties, or Calhas), such that the pofomace critria sa forth in DFG"s guidelines ue detemined to be met.

Mitigation Mssure 3A.3-2b: Prepare and Inplement a Swainson's Hawk Mitigrtion Plan.

To mitigate for the loss of Swainson's hawk foraging habitat, the prq@t applicat(s) of all prcject phroes shall prepae ud implement a Swainrcn's hawk mitigation pla including, but not limited to the requirements dewribed below.

Before the approval of grading md improvment plas or before ay ground-disturbing activities, whichevq o@ws firs! the prcject applimt(s) shall preswe, to the etisfaction of the City or Srcrmqto County, as appropriate depending on agency jurisdiction, suitable Swainson's hawk foraging habitat to ensure l:1 mitigation ofhabitat value for Sminrcn's hawk foraging habitat lost 6 a result ofthe project, as detemined by the City, or Semento County, after corsultation with DFG dd a qualified biologist.

The 1:1 habitat value shall be bryd on Sminson's hawk nesting distributior ad u owssment of habitat quality" availability, ad uw withia the City's planing ae4 or Srcrmento Counfy juisdiction. The mitigation ratio shall be consistmt with $e 1994 DFG Swaiwon's Hwk Guidelires included in the Staf Report Regarding Mitigdtion for Impacts to Swqircon's Hmla lButeo wdnsoni) in the Centrul Valley ofCalifomia,which call for the following mitigation ratios for loss offoraging habitat in these €tegories: 1:1 ifwithin I mile ofa active nest site, 0.75:1 ifovq I mile but less tha 5 miles, md 0.5:1 ifover 5 milm but lss the l0 miles ftom a active nest site. Such mitigaion shall be rcomplished through credit purchce from a established mitigation bak approved to sell Swainrcn's hawk foraging habitd credits to mitigate losses in the SPA, if available, or through the trasfer of fee title or pspetual @nwation 6ement. The mitigation lad shall be located within the knom foraging aea ad within Srcrmento Couty. The City, or Sacrmmto County if outside City jurisdiction, afto consultation with DFG, will detemine the appropriateness of the mitigation lad.

Before approval of such proposed mitigation, the City, or Serm@to County for the off-sit€ detention b6in, shall consult with DFG regading the appropriateness of the mitigation. If mitigation is accomplished through conwation e&m6t, then such a ruement shall ensure the ontinued maagemmt ofthe led to maintain Swainson's hawk foraging values, including but not limited to ongoing agricultural u*s ad the maintmace of all existing watu rights orcciated with the led. The @nsewation eemot shall be rcordable ad shall prohibit ey activity that substdtially impairs or diminishes the lad's epacity o suitable SMinson's hawk habitat.

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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signature for
Verifi cation ol ComplianceEnforcement

1. For all prcject-related
improvements that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City of Folsm
Commuity Development
Department.

2. For the U.S. 50 interchmge
improvements: Caltrms.

CiB of Folsom Community
Development DepaltmqL
lmplementdion
Project appli@t(s) of
all project ph6es.

Prqot applicut(s) of
all prqwt phaes
containing potfltial bat
roosting habitat.

Timing
Before the approval of
ay ground-disturbing
etivity withitr 500 feet
of suitable nesting
habitat 6 applicable for
all project phses.

Before the approval of
removal or fill ofthe
mine shaft on the SPA.
llitigation Meesurc
The proj@t applicat(s) shall trasfa said Swainson's hawk mitigation lad, through either conseruation eemqt or fee title, to a third- party, nonprofit @nsenation orgaization (Conswation Operaior), with the Crty md DFG nmed m third-paty beneficiqies. The ConseNation Opqator shall be a qualified onreruation oemqt lad maago that mmages lad as its primary function. Additionally, the Conseruation Opsator shall be a til-exempt nonprofit conreryalion orgaization that meets the qiteria of Civil Code Sotion 815.3(a) ad shall be selected or approved by the City or County, after @nsultation with DFC. The City, or County, after consultation with DFG dd the Conswation Op€rator, shall approve the content ad form of the @nswation e6ement. The City, or Cout, DFG, dd the Consenation Operator shall erch have the power to enfor@ the tems of the consetration e6ement. The Conswation Operator shall monitor the 6emmt in perpauity to assure complimce with the tms of the smenl The prcj€t applicet(s), afto consultation with the City, or County ofjuisdiction, DFG, ad the Conwation Opqator, shall $tablish a endowmt or some other finacial mwhaim that is sufficient to fmd in perpetuity the opqation, maintqa@, mmagmmt md enformot of the conwation wment. If m mdommt is used, eithr the endomqt funds shall be submitted to the City for imprcts on lmds within the City"s jurisdiction or Semmto Couty for the of-site detention bsin to be distributed to a appropriate third-pafiy nonprofit @nseNation agency, or they shall be submitted directly to the third-party nonprofit consryation agflcy in exchage for a agrmmt to maage ad maintain the lads in perpetuity. The Consrvation Opqator shall not sell, l€se, or trasfq ay intdest of dy conwdion wment or mitigaion lad it rcquires without prior witten apprcwl of the City od DFG. Mitigation lads established or acquired for imprcts incmed d the ofsite det@tion b6in shall require approval from Sermento Couty prior to sale or trasfer of mitigation lmds or conswdion eammt.

If the Conswation Operator cs*s to exist, the duty to hold, administer, maage, maintain, ad enforce the interest shall be tresfefied to mothq mtity eceptable to the City ed DFG, or Srcrmento County ed DFG depending on jurisdiction of the affected habitat. The City Plening Department shall ensure that mitigation habitat established for impacts on habitat within the City's planing aea is properly established md is functioning as habitat by reviewing regulr monitoring reports prepred by the Conswation Operator ofthe mitigation site(s). Monitoring of the mitigation sit{s) shall @ntinue for the firet l0 yqs after establishment of the emment md shall be funded through the endoment, or othq appropriate funding mechaism, established by the project applicmt(s). Srcrmento County shall review the monitorif,g reports for impacts on habitat at the off-site detention b6in.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ofthe City ofFolsm's jurisdiaional boundaies must be coordinated by the prcject applicat(s) of ech applieble project phce with the affected oversight agenry(ies) (i. e., Srcrmmto County ad Caltras).

Mitigation Me&sure 3A,3-2c: Avoid and Minimize Impacts to Tricolored Blackbird Neting Colonies. To avoid ed minimize impacts to tricolored blackbird, the project appli@t(s) of all project phaes shall @ndust a pr@onstruction sury€y for @y prgect activity that would o@ur durif,g the tri@lored blackbird's nesting *con (Mach l-August 3 1). The pr@onstruction suruey shall be conducted by a qualified biologrst before ily activity orcuning within 500 feet of suitable nesting habita! including freshwater mash ad ueo ofripaim scrub vegetation. The survey shall be conducted within 14 days before prcject activity begins.

Ifno tricolored blrckbird colony is present, no furtha mitigation is required. Ifa mlony is foud, the qualified biologist shall establish a buffer aound the nesting colony. No prcjct activity shall commence within the bufer aa until a qualified biologist confims that the colony is no longer active. The size ofthe buffer shall be detemined in consultation with DFG. Buffs size is mticipated to rmge from I 00 to 500 fet, depmding on the nature of the prq@t @tivity, the extent of existing disturbace in the ae4 ad other relevet circumstaces.

Mitigation for the off-site elmmts outside of the City of Folem's jurisdictional boundaies (i.e., U.S. 50 intqchege improvmerts) must be developed by the prcject applicmt(s) ofeach applicable project ph@ in @nsultation with the affected oversight agency(ies) (i.e., Caltrms) md must be suffciqt to achieve the prfomae criteria described above.

Mitigation Measure 3A.3-2d: Avoid and Minimize Impacts to Special-Status Bat Roosts. The prcject applicat ofall project ph6es containing potential bat rcosting habitat shall retain a qualified biologist to conduct sweys for roosting bats. Suweys shall be conducted in the fall to detemine if the mine shaft is used m a hibemrculum ad in spring md/or summq to detmine if it is ured a a rotemity or day roost. Surueys shall consist of evening mergence suryeys to note the prewnce or absdce of bats dd @uld onsist of visual suNeys at the time of mergence. If evidence of bat use is obswed, the number ad spwies of bats using the roost shall be determined. Bat detectors may be used to supplement survey efforts. Ifno bat roosts ae found, tha no further study shall be required.

If roosts of pallid bat or Tomsend's big-ered bats ae detmined to be present ad must be removed, the bats shall be excluded from the roosting site before the mine shaft is rmoved. A mitigation progm addressing compensation, exclusion methods, md roost remova.l procedures shall be developed in onsultation with DFG before implementation. Exclusion methods may include use ofone-way doors at roost ent dces (bats may leve but not reenter), or sealing roost entreces wben the site m be onfimed to contain no bats. Exclusion effofts may be restricted during periods of sensitive etivity (e.g., during hibemation or while females in matemity colonies ae nursing Folsom Souh of U,S. Highway 50 Specifc Plan
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Table I
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated SignatuE tor
vedfi cation of ComplianceEnforement
l. U.S. Fish md Wildlife
Senice.

2. For all prcjat-related
improvements that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City of Folmm
Community Development
Department.

3. For the two roadway
connections in El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado County
Developmmt Sewices
Department.

4. For the detmtion basin rest
of kairie City Road:

Saqmento County
Plmning md Commuity
Development Department.

5. For the U.S. 50 intuchage
improvments: Caltras.
l.U.S. FishadWildlife
Service

2. City of Folsm Community
Development Department.

3. Fo! the U.S. 50 intqchage
improvments: Caltres.
lmplenentdion
Prq@t appli@t(s) of
all prcject ph6es ad
on-site dd off-site
elements.

Project applicut(s) of
all prcject phdes
potentially @ntaining
eldoberry shrubs.

Timing
Before the approval of
ay grading or
improvement plils,
before my ground-
disturbing rctivities
within 250 fet of said
habitat, ad on e
ongoing bois
throughout consauction
o applicable for all
prcj@t phases as
required by the habitat
@nwrvation ple ed/or
BO
Before the approval of
ay grading or
improvment plms ot
ay ground-disturbing
activity within 100 fet
ofvalley elderberry
longhom b@tle habitat
m applicable for a.ll
project phces, ad on
a ongoing bois c
required by the habitat
conseryation ple ad/or
BO.
titigation teasu]?
young). The loss oferch roost (ifay) will be replaced in consultation with DFG ad may include @nsfuction ed ilstallation ofbat boxes suitable to the bat species ad colony size excluded from the original roosting site. Roost replement will be implemmted before bats ae excluded from the original roost sites. Once the replacement roosts ae constructed md it is confimed that bats ae not present in the original roost site, the mine shaft mary be removed.

Mitigation M6ure 3A.3-2e: Obtain an Itrcid€trtal Take Permit under Sectiotr lo(a) of ESA; Dselop and Implement a Habitat Consewation Plan to Compensate for the Loss ofvernal Pool Habitat. The prcject applicet(s) for all prcjwt phasm shall obtain a incidental take pmit under Section l0(a) of ESA. No proj@t construction shall proeed in aea supporting potential habitat for Fedqally listed vemal pool invqtebrates, or within adequate buffer aes (250 fet or les*r distace demed sufiiciently protective by a qualified biologist with approval from USFWS), until a BO ho beq issued by USFWS ad the project applirot(s) have abided by conditions in the BO (including all rcnseruation ad minimization meaures). ConseNation md minimization mesurcs ae likely to include prepadion of supporting docMentation dmaibing methods to prctect existing vemal pools during ad aftq project construction.

Undq the No Federal Aaion Altemative, interagmsy @nsultdion undq Section 7 ofESA would not occur; thoeforg the prcject appliwt(s) would be required to develop a habitat consrvation plil to mitigate impacts on Federally listed vemal pool invertebrates. The project appli@t(s) shall complete ad implement, or participate in, ahabitat @nseryation plm that shall compmete for the loss of acreagg function, md value ofaff@ted vemal pool habitat. The habitat conseruation pla shall be consistmt with the goals ofthe Rrcovsy Ple for Vemal Pool Ecosystems of Ca.lifomia md Southm Oregon (USFWS 2005) md must be approved by USFWS.

The project applicat(s) for a.ll prcject phrus shall ensure that there is sufficimt uplmd habitat within the tuget il6 for creation ad rcstoration ofvemal pools md vemal pool complexes to provide @osystem health. The lad used to utisfy this mitigation measure shall be protected through a fe title or conseryation Gement acceptable to the City ad USFWS.

The prqet applim(s) for all prcjrct phoes shall identify the extmt of indir@tly affecled vemal pool ed swnal wetlmd habitat, eithq by identifying all such habitat within 250 feet ofprcject @nstruction activities or by providing il altmalive technioal evalution in support ofa l6ser indirect impact distane. If a lasq distane is prcued, this distance shall be approved by USFWS. The prcjct applim(s) shall preserue 2 wetled rcres of vmal pool habitat for wh wetted ue of my indirectly affeted vmal pool habitat. This mitigation shall oour before the approval of ay gnding or improvmmt plms for my prcj@t phce that would allow work within 250 f@t of such habitat ad b€fore any groud-distubing rctivity within 250 feet of the habitat. The prqecl applicet(s) will not be required to @mplae this mitigation meruure for direct or indirea impets that have alr@dy b@n mitigded to the etisfaction of USFWS through mothr BO or mitigation pla.

A stmdud set of BMPs shall be applied to construction occwing in aru within 250 feet of off-site vemal pool habitat, or within my leswr distace demed adequate by a qualified biologist (with approval from USFWS) to constitute a suffrcient buffq fiom such habitat. Refer to Sction 3A.9, "Hydrology ad Watu Quality - Ldd" for the details of BMPS to be implemented.

Mitigation for the off-site elemqts outside of the City of Folsm's jurisdictional boundaies must be coordinated by the prcject applimt(s) of each applicable prcject phoe with the alfected oversight agency(ies) (i.e., El Dorado mdlor Srcrmmto Comties or Caltms).

Mitigation Measure 3A.3-2f: Obtain an Incidental Take Permit nnder Sstion l0(a) ofESA; Develop and Implement a Habitat Cotrs€nation Plan to Compensate for the Loss of VELB Habitrt, As long 6 valley elderberry longhom beetle rmains a sp@ies protected udo ESA, the prcject applicat(s) ofall prgect ph6es containing elderberry shrubs shall obtain m incidental take pemit undu Sotion l0(a) of ESA for valley elderbary longhom beetle. No prcj@t oonstruction shall proced in aru potentially ontaining rzlley elderberry longhom betle until a BO hru been issued by USFWS, md the prcject applicat(s) for all project phases have abided by all pertinent conditions in the take pemit relating to the proposed rcnstruction, including all @nrervation ad minimization m6ures.

Conservation ad minimization mecures ae likely to include prepaation of supporting documentation that desribes methods for relo€tion of existing shrubs ad maintaining existing shrubs ad other vegetation in a conswation aea.

Undq the No Fedqal Action Altemative, interagmcy consultation under Section 7 of ESA would not occur; thuefore, the prcject applicat(s) would be required to develop a habitat conswation pla to mitigate impacts on valley elderberry longhom beetle. The prcject applicm(s) shall complete md implement a habitat consewation plm that will compensale for the loss ofvalley eldaberry longhom betle.

Relocation of existing elderberry shrubs md plating of new eldabory sedlings shall be implemented on a no-net-loss bcis. Delailed infomation on monitoring success of relocated ed plmted shrubs md mGures to @mpensate (should success criteria not be met) would also likely be required in the BO. Ratios for mitigation ofvalley eldoberry longhorn beetle habitat will ultimately be detemined through the ESA Section 10(a) consultation process with USFWS, but shall be a minimum of"no net loss." Mitigation for the oflsite elements outside of the City of Folsm's jurisdiaional boundaies (i.e., U.S. 50 interchage improvements) must be coordinated by rhe prcjot applica(s) of wh applicable prcject phoe with the affected oversight agency(ies) (i.e., Caltras).

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City of Folsom

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Dated Signature lor
Verifi cation ol Compliance

1. U.S. Amy Corps of
Engineers, Srcrmmto
District; U.S. Fish ad
Wildlife Service.

2. For all projest-related
improvemots that would be
lo@ted within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Dwelopment
Department.

3. For the U.S. 50 intetchege
improvemmts: Caltras.

Enforcement
L U.S. Amy Corps of
Enginers, Srcrmmto
District; U.S. Fish dd
Wildlife Swice.

2. For all prcjrct-related
improvements that would be
loaated within the City of
Folsom: Crty ofFolsom
Community Dwelopmmt
Department.

3. For the two roadway
rcnnrctions in El Dorado
Hills: El Dondo County
Developmqt Seruices
Depdtment.

4. For the U.S. 50 interchege
improv@ents: Caltrds.
5 . For the detmtion b6in rest
ofPrairie City Road:

Sermento County
Plmning ad Community
Development Department.

Prcject applica(s) of
all prqwt phaes.
lmplementation
Prqct applicmt(s) of
all project phces.

Before the approval of
my grading or
improvement plms or
my ground-disturbing
activity within 100 f@t
olvalley elderberry
longhom beetle habitat
o applicable for all
prcjst phes, ad on
m ongoing basis m
required by BO.

Timing
Before the approval of
ay grading or
improv@ent plms,
before ay grcund-
disturbing rctivities
within 250 feet of said
habitat or lessr distil@
demed sufficiently
protective by a qualified
biologist with approval
fiom USFWS, md on m
ongoing basis
throughout construction
o applieble for all
prcject phases d
required by the
mitigation pla, BO,
ad/or BMPs.

Mitigatioa Masure 3.{.3-2h: Obtsin Incidental Take Permit for Impacts on Valley Elderberry Longhom B@tle and Implement All pe;it Condiliotrr. Before erch phoe of the project, the prcj@t applicat(s) shall have a qualified biologist idotifr ay eldoberry shrubs within IOO feet of the project footprint @d conduct a swey for valley elderberry longhom beetle exit holes in stms greter tha I inch in dimeto. Ifno proje"ircirity, including grading or use ofhobicides, would occur within 100 feet ofm elderbqry shrub, thq no further mitigaion shall be required for valley elderbury longhom beede in those rru.

If project etivities would occur within I00 feet of ay elderbory shrubs, consultation with USFWS under Sotion 7 will be required No prcject constmction shall proeed in am potentially contailing valley elderberry longhom beetle until a BO hc ben issued by USFWS, aj the prcject applicm(s) ofall project phces have abided by all pertinent conditions in the BO relating to the propored @nstruction, including onswation ad minimization me6ures, intqded to be completed before on-site construction. Conswation ad minimization meaum ae likely to include prepaation of supporting documentation that describes methods for relocdion of existing shrubs md maintaining existing shrubs ad other vegetation in a conwation aea Relocation of existing eldobory shrubs md plating of new elderberry reedlings shall be implemmted mnsistmt with the mitigation ratios and Reporting Plan lor the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Table'l
Mitigation Monitoring
llitigation teasure
Mitigation Masure 3A3-2g: Secure Take Authorizrtion for Federally Listed Vernal Pool Invertebrates and Implement All Permit Coniitions. No project consfuction shall proced in aru supporting potential habitat for Fedqally listed vemal pool invertebrates, or within adequate 6dier aec (250 fet or lesser distance d€med sufficiently protective by a qualified biologist with approval fron USFWS), until a biological opinion (BO) or Not Likely to Advusely Alfwt (NLAA) letter hs been issued by USFWS ad the prcject appli@t(s) for ay particula discietionary development entitlements affecting such ae have abided by conditions in the BO (including conservation md minimization measurs) intended to be ompleted before on-site construction. Conswaion ad minimization mmures shall include prepdation of supporting docummtation dJrcribing methods to protect qisting vemal pools during md after prcject construction, a detailed monitoring pla, md reporting requirements.

As described unds Mitigation M6ure 3,{.3-14 a MMP shall be developed that describes details how loss of vmal pool ad other wetlad habitats shall be offset, including details on qeation of habita! @ount for the tmporal loss of habitat, contain ptrfomace stdd{ds to ensure sucess, ad outline remedial actions if performace standdds de not met.

The prcject applica(s) for ay particula discretionary development appli€tion potstially alfrcting vmal pool habitat shall @mplete 4d imptenent a iraOitat tvtMP that will result in no tret loss of @reage, function, md value of alfeted vmal pool habital The final habitat MMP shall be consistmt with guidme provided in Programmatic Foml Endangered Species Act Consultation on ltsumce of 404 Pemils Ior projects with Relativeb]-Snall Eliects on Listed Verul Pool Crclacew within the Julisdiction of the Saqmflto Field Ofrcq Califomia OSFWS 1996) or shil providea altemative approrch that is rcceptable to the City, USACE, ad USFWS ad momplishes no net loss of habitat er€ge, function, ad value.

The prcject applicat(s) for ay pdticula discretionary development application "pot4tially affecting vemal pool habitaf' shall ensure that ttt"r" i. sum"i"nt upl;d habitat within the taget res for creation ad restoration of vmd pools ad vmal pool complexes to provide ecosystem health. fhis stadad sha.ll be rcomplished by requiring the prcjwt applicat(s) for my disoetionary development applietion affcting vmal pool or remnal wetlmd habitat to identiry the eKtent of indirectly affsted vemal pool md reenal wetlud habitat, either by idenifying ali such habitat within 250 f@t of prcject construction actiyities or by providing m altmative technical evaludion. If a lesser dltmce is pu-rsued, this distmce shall be approvid by USFWS. The prqect applirot(s) shall preswe acreage of vemal pool habitat for each wetted aoe of ay indirectly affoted vmal pool habitat at a ratio approved by USFWS at the conclusion of the Section 7 consultation This mitigation shall orcur befre the approval of ay grading or improvemot plds for ay prcjct phoe that would allow work within 250 fet of srich habitat or lesser distane diimed sufficiently protetive by a qualified biologist with approval from USFWS, ad before ay groud- disturbing rctivity within 250 feet ofthe habitat or lesser distmce dwmed sufrciqtly Protective by a qualified biologisi with approval from USFWS.-The prqet applicmt(s) will not be required to complete this mitigation mecure for direct or indirrct impacts that have alrady been mitigatj tothe satisfaction of USFWS through aother BO or mitigation pla (i.e., if impels on sp€cific habitat aoege ae mitigated by one pr6ject phre or element, the prcject appli@t(s) will not be required to mitigate for it again in aother phare of the prcject).

A standdd ret of BMPs shall be applied to onstruction occuning in aeruwithin 250 feet of off-site vemal pool habitat, orwithin my lessa distace demed adequate by a qutified biologist (with approval from USFWS) to onstitute a sufrcient buffq ftom such habitat. Refer to Section 3A.9, "Hydrology ad Wato Quality - Lild" for the details of BMPs to be implemented.

Mitigation for the otr-site el@dts outside of the Cig of Folsom's jurisdictional boundaies must be developed by the prcject applimt(s) of 4iapplicable prcject ph6e in consultation with the aff@ted ovusight agency(ies) (i.e., El Dorado ad/or Srcrmento Counties, or Caltrms).

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Table'l
Mitigation Monitoring and Repofting Plan tor the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Proiect Dated Signature for
vedfication of ComplianceEnforcement

1. U.S. Fish rod Wildlife
Seryie, Califomia
Department of Fish ad
Goe.

2. For all proJ@t-related
improvemqts that would be
loeted within the City of
Folsom: Cify of Folsm
Commuity Developmat
Department.

3. For the two roadway
onnections in El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado County
Development SeNices
Depadment.

4. For the detqtion bsin west
ofPrairie City Road:

S&mento Coudty
Planing md Community
Dev€lopment Department.

5. For the U.S. 50 interchmge
improvments: Caltras.
lmplementation
Project applicmt(s) of
all prcject phms md
on- ad off-site
elments.

Timing
Before approva.l of
grading or imprcvement
plas or ay groud
disturbing activities,
including grubbing or
clwing, for ay project
phae, including oflsite
elem@ts.
titigation teasure
described in the Consenation Guidelines for the Valley Eldobery Longhom B€tle (USFWS I 999). The I 999 conwruation guidelines mitigation ratios de bded on whethq the affsted shrub is located in ripaim or non ripaia habitat, the size of stms affecte4 md the premce of betle exit holes. Compensatory mitigation for elderberry shrubs tha would be removed from their cwmt locations would be developed in consultalion with USFWS during the Section 7 consultation process. Compenmtory mitigation may include plating replrement elderberry seedlings or cuttings md csociated native plats within the open space ae of the SPA, plilting repleement elduberry sedlings or cuttings ad associated native plats at a suitable off-site location, purchding credits at @ apprcved mitigation bak, or a ombination thereof. Reloeted ad replement shrubs md assciated native plmtings shall be plrcd in @nsryation aeo providing a minimum of 1,800 squae feet pq tresplmted shrub. There conwation aru shall be pre*Ned in perpetuity d habilat for €lley elderberry longhom beetle. The number ofelderberry shrubs that would be affected by implementing the prcject is expected to be low boauw there ae cunently a total of less thm I 0 shrubs knom to be prewnt on the SPA. Ratios for mitigation of valley elderberry longhom beetle habitat will ultimately be detemined through the ESA Sotion 7 consultation process with USFWS, but shall be a minimum of"no net loss." USFWS uses stem count data, presne or abwne of exit hole, ad whetha the aff@ted elderberry shrubs ae loeted in ripaia habitat to detemine the number ofelderberry wedlings or cuttings ad osociated ripaia vegetation that would need to be pldted d compenstory mitigation for affected elderberry longhom beetle habitat. The final \IELB mitigaiion plm, including t@splilting procedues, long-tem protection, maagement ofthe mitigation de6, ad monitoring proedures shall be consistent with the Conservation Guidelines for the Valley Eldobary Longhom Betle (USFWS 1999).

The population of valley elderberry longhom b@tles, the gflqal ondition of the conswation aea, ad tie ondition of the elderberry md dsociated native platings in the consefration aea must be monitored ovs a psiod of eithq ten @ns@tive yeas or for seven yws ovs a l5-yw poiod. A minimum suruival rate of at lect 60lo of the eldsberry plats md 60% of the amciated native pl@ts must be maintained throughout the monitoring period. Within one yw of di*ovaing that suwival hs dropped below 6@/o, the prcj@t appliaat(s) shall replrce failed pldtings to bring suwival above this level. Daailed infomation on monitoring su@ess of relo@ted dd plated shrubs ad mruures to @mp@ste (should suc@ss criteria not be met) would be required in the BO.

Mitigation for the off-site el@qts outside of the City of Folmm's jurisdictional boundries (i.e., U.S. 50 interchmge improvflents) must be developed by the prqect applicmt(s) of erch applicable projot phrc in consultation with lhe affected oversight agency(ies) (i.e., Caltros) md must be sufiicient to ehieve the perfomil@ criteria described above.

Mitigalion Measure 343-3: Cotrduct Special-Status Plant SuryeTs; Implement Ayoidance end Mitigation Mssures or Compensatory Mitigetion. To mitigate for the potential loss or degradation of special-status plet sp@ies ed habitat, the prcjst applicat(s) for my particula discretionry developm@t applicaiion shall adhqe to the requiremmts described below. > The prcjot applimt(s) for ay particula discretionary development application, including the proposed off-site elemmts, shall retain a qualified botaist to conduct prctocol level preconstruction sp@ial-status plmt suneys for all potmtially occuning sprcies.

Pr@onstruction special-status plat sutreys shall not be required for those portions ofthe SPA that have already been suneyed according to DFG ad USFWS guidelines. If no spoial-status plats ae found during focused sufleys, the botanist shall document the findings in a letter report to USFWS, DFG, the City of Folsom, Caltms (for interchage improvemmts to U.S. 50), El Domdo County (for roadway connections in El Dorado Coutrty), ild Sermento County (for the off-site detention b6in) dd no further mitigation shall be required.
> If sprcial-status plmt populations ae found, the prcject applicmt(s) of affwted developments shall consult with DFG md USFWS, o appropriate depending on species status, to detemine the approFiate mitigation measues for diret ad indireat imp&ts on ay special- status plmt population that @uld o@ur 6 a result of projest implemqtation. Mitigation meures may include preswing ad enhacing existing populations, creation ofoff-site populations oo prqect mitigation sites through s@d collection or baspletatior\ ad/ot restoring or creting suitable habitat in sufficient quatities to ehieve no ret loss of occupied habitat or individuals. > If potential imprcts or spcial-status plat spoies ae likely, a mitigation md monitoring pls shall be developed before the approval of grading plas or ay ground-breaking activity within 250 feet of a spsial-status plilt population. The mitigation plm shall be submitted to Caltrms (for interchoge imprcvments to U.S. 50), El Dorado County (for imp@ts in rcadway @nnections in El Dorado County), S@rmflto County (for imprcts in the off-site detention bmin fotprint), or the City of Folsom (for on-site impacts ad all other o{f-site elements), for review ad apgoval. It shall be submitted concunqtly to DFG or USFWS, o appropriate depending on species status, for reviry ad comment. The pla shall require maintaining viable pldt populations on-site ad shall idmtifu avoidace mmures for ay existing populatioo(s) to be retained ad compasatory m€sures for ey populations dirotly affected. Possible avoidae memures include fencing populations before constuction ad exclusion of prcjest activities from the fenced-offil%, ad onstruction AECOM
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Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South ot U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signature for
Vedfi cation of ComplianceEnforcement
L Califomia Depahnent of
Fish ad Game,

2. City of Folsom Community
Development Department.

3. Calt@s for intqchage
improvemmts to U.S. 50.
lmplementation
Prqect applicat(s) of
all prcjet phaes ad
the off-site Prairie City
Road ad Oak Avmue
intqchege
improvwents.

Timinq
Before the approval of
grading or improvement
plas or ay
construction rctivities
(including clwing md
grubbing) that affrct the
bed md bmk or ripaia
ad freshwater mrsh
habitat rusociated with
Aldq Crek md other
on-site or off-site
drainage chanels md
ponds.
titigation ileasure
monitoring by a qualified botmist to kep constuction crews away fiom the population. The mitigation pla shall aIrc include monitoring md reporting requirements for populations to be preswed on site or protected or @haced off site. > If relocation efforts de pan of the mitigation pld, the ple shall include details on the methods to be usd, including collection, storage, propagation, roeptor site prepilaiion, installation, long-tm Fotection ed mdagmenL monitoring @d reporting requirements, dd remedial rction responsibilities should the initial effort fail to m@t long-tm monitoring requiremqts > Ifoff-site mitigation include dedicalion ofmnreruation easmsts, purchare ofmitigation credits or other off-site conseNation mesures, the details of these mruures shalt be included in the mitigation pla, including infomtion on responsible paties for long- tem mmagement, conswation 6ment holders, long-term madagem@t requiremmts, ad other details, 6 @propriate to target the presetration on long tem viable populations.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ofthe City ofFol$m's jurisdictional boundries must be coordinated by the project applicmt(s) of ech applieble proj@t ph6e with the affected oversight agency(ies) (i.e., Caltms, El Dorado ad/or Sacrmmto Counties).

Mitigation Measure 3A.3-4a: Secure and Inplement Sctior 1602 Streambed Alteration Agreement. The prcjet applicmt(s) for my particula diwetionary development application shall obtain a Seclion 1602 strembed alteration agreement from DFG for all construction activities that wuld occur in the bed ad bak of AIdq Creek ad other drainage chanels ad ponds on the SPA. As a @nditioo of issuace of the str@bed alteration €reemen! the prcject applicdt(s) for ay particuld disqetioney development application affecting ripaia habitat sha.ll hi.e a qualified restoration ecologist to prepile aripdim habitat MMP. The draft MMP shall desibe sp€ific method(s) to be implemqted to avoid md/or ompenute for impacts on the strem chmel of Alder Creek ad otha drainage chanels within DFG juisdiction, ad the bed ad bmks of the on-site ponds. Mitigation meaures may include establishmmt or rcstoration of .ip{ia habitat within the prcjot's opm sprce aem along preseryed strem conidors, ripuim habitat restoration off-site, or presenation ad enhacement of existing ripaia habitat either on or offthe SPA. The compensatioo habitat shall be simila in omposition dd structure to the habitat to be removed ad shall be at ratios adequte to offset the loss of ripaim habitat functions md swices at the SPA. The ripdiil habitat compenstion s@tion of the habitat MMP shall include the followiog:
> compenetory mitigaion sites md criteria for selecting these mitigation sites; > complete 6sessment of the existing biological rercurces in botl the on-site ad off-site preswation ad restoration a%; > sitespecific maagemflt pro@dures to benefit stablishment ed mainten@ce of native ripdia plat species, including black willoq moyo willow, white alder, ild Frmont @ttonwood;
> a pleting ad irigation progrm if needed for establishment of native ripaia t @s md shrubs at strategic locations within rch mitigation site (pleting ad inigation may not be noessry if prewatior of functioning ripaia habitat is chown 6 mitigation or if restoration cm be ecomplished without itrigation or plmting); > in kind reference habitats for compaison witi compmetory ripaim habitats (using perfomace md success citeria) to document success;
> monitoring protocol, including whedule ad mnual report requiremflts (compensatory ripdim habitats shall be monitored for a minimum period of five yws);
> cological pofoma@ standdds, bawd on the best available science ad including specifications for native ripaia plat dmsities, species mmposition, mount of dead woody vegetation gaps md bae groud, ad suwivorship; at a minimum, compensatory mitigation plilting sites must achieve 800/o survival of plmted ripaia tres ad shrubs by the end of the five-yw maintenace md monitoring period or ded ad dying trees shall be replrced ad monitoring continued until 8OZ swivorship is achieved; > aorrective mssures if pofomace stadads ae not met;
> responsible parties for monitoring ad prepaing reports; ad > rcsponsible padies for reeiving md rwiewing reports md for verifying surcess or prewribing implementation or onective rctions.

Any conditions of issume of the Strmbed Alteration Agreement shall be implemented s part of prgect construction @tivities that adversely affect the bed ad bak ad ripaia habitat drcdated with Aldq Crek md other drainage chanels md ponds that ae within the prcjec1 a@ that is subject to DFGjurisdiction. The agreemot shall be excuted by the prcject applicat(s) md DFG before the approval of oy grading or improvement plms or ay olstruction etivities in my prcjrct phae that ould pototially affet the bed ad bak of Alder Creek md other on-site or off-site drainage chmnels unds DFG jurisdiction ud their associated freshmts mdsh ild ripaim habitat.

Mitigation for the U.S. 50 intochmge improvemqts must be coordinated by the prcject applicmt(s) of ruh applicable prcj@t ph6e with the Caltres.

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Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signature for
verifi cation of ComplianceEnlorcement
L Califomia Depiltment of
Fish md Game,

2. City of Folrcm Community
Development Departmst.

1. City of Folsom Community
Development Department.

2. Caltras for intochage
improvements to U.S. 50.
lmplementation
Project applimt(s) for
my paticul{
discretiondy
development application
affecting valley
needlegrruslmd.

Prcject applicat(s) of
all prcjwt phaes md
off-site el@ents
affecting blue oak
woodlmd md protected
tr@s.

Timing
Before approval of
grading or improvment
plas or ay groud-
disturbing activities,
including grubbing or
cleaing, for ay prcject
phce.

Before approval of
grading or improvement
plas or my groud
distwbing etivitis,
including gmbbing or
clering, for ay prcject
phae ontaining
prot@ted Sees or oak
woodlad.
titigation teasure
Mitigation Mesure 3A3-4b: Conduct Suneys to Identify and Map Valley Needlegrass Gra$latrd; Implement Avoidance and Minimization Measures or Compensatory Mitigation. The prqot applicat(s) of all project phces shall retain a qua.lified botaist to conduct preconstruction sufleys to detemine if valley nedlegras grasslad is prerent on the SPA. This could be done concuody with ay special-status plat sweys conducted on site s special-status pldt suryeys de floristic in nature, i.e. require that all species mcountered be identified, md require prepaation of a plat community map. Ifvalley needlegros grmslad is not found on the SPd the botanist shall document the findings in a letter repot to the City of Folrcm, ad no further mitigation shall be required. Valley needlegros groslmd wm not found in ay of the off-site prcject elflents.

If valley needlegrcs grcslad is foud on the SPA, the location ad ext@t of the community shall be mapped ad the acreage of this community type, ifay, that would be removed by prcject implementation shall be calculated. The prcject applicat(s) for my particula discretionary development application affecting valley needlegros groslad shall rcnsuh with DFG md the City of Folsm to detemine appropriate mitigalion for rwoval of valley nredlegrass graslad resulting from prcject implementation. Mitigation m@sures shall include one or more ofthe following compondts sufficient to ehieve no net loss ofvalley nedlegrass grasslad acreage: establishment ofvalley needlegrass gruslad within prqect's opm spee il6 curfltly chd@tqized by anual grmslad, establishmmt of valley needlegros grasslmd off-site, or preswation ad qhawment of existing valley n€dlegras gnsslad either on or offthe SPA. The applicat(s) shall compensate for ay loss of valley needlegros groslad resulting from proJect implmentation at a minimum l:1 replement ratio.

Mitigatiotr Measure 3.A3-5: Conduct Tre Suwey, Prepare and Implement an Oak Woodland Mitigation Plan, Replace Native Oak Trees Removed, and Implement Measure to Avoid and Minimize Indirect Impacts on Oak Treq Retain€d Otr Site The project applicmt(s) shall prepare o oak woodlad mitigation ad monitoring plm, The project applicat(s) of all on- ad off-site prcject phroes rcntaining oak woodled habitat or individual trees shall adhere to the requiremtrts dewribed below, which de @nsistent with those outlined in Califomia Public Resoures Code 21083.4.

Pusuat to Sacrm@to County Gdqal Plm policy, the rcreage of oak woodlad habitat for detemining impacts dd mitigation requircments w6 calculated 6 the oak tree caopy ua within stands of oak trees having gr€tq thm I 00lo cover plus a 30-foot-radius buffer m6ured from the outr edge of the tree mopy. Oak trees lo€ted in ae6 greatq tha 30 feet from stads m@ting the greatq tha l0% tree caopy @ver criterion wqe orsidered isolated tees md not part of the blue oak woodlad ommunity. Mitigation for impacts on isolaled oak tr@s is discuswd separately below
> Presrue approximately 399 ercs of existing oak woodlad habitat in the SPA (this aoage is bced on the extent of oak woodlmd habitat d detmined from aerial photograph intopretatioq howwer, following complaion of ground verifimtion by a qualified dborist, the etual mount of oak woodlad presqt wilhin imprct am could be slightly geater or le$er tia the momt calculated from @rial photogaph ad, therefore, the mount presered could also be slightly greater or lesser tha 399 aoes). > Ctea':e243 eres of oak woodlad habitat in the SPA by plating a @mbination of blue oak rumq seedlings, md tres in the following SPA lo€tions:
. Non-wooded re6 that 4e adjacent to or contiguous with the existing oak woodlmd habitat. . Preserue ad pcsive open space zones throughout the SPA. . Open spre um that ae adjrcent to existing oak woodlads that will be imprcted by prq@t gmding (i.e. etch slopes). . Other prrctical lomtions within the SPA in or adjrcent to opm space.

Oak Woodlands Mitigation Planting Criteria
The following oak woodlad mitigation plmting qiteria shall be used to create oak woodled habitat:
. A minimum of 55 plating sites per acre (with a total of 70 urits, 6 defined below) will mitigate for one rcre of oak woodlmd impacts. A ombination ofrcoms, seedlings, ad vaious sizes ofcontainu trees (#1 container, #5 ontainer, #15 container) or trasplated tr€s shall be in@rporated into the pleting d6ign. Mitigation ereage that is plmted solely with lager oak trees (no acoms) shall have a minimum of35 plmting sites pu acre. The units ae defined ro follows:
- One established rcorn equals one unit (rcoms will be over plmted to maimize potential gemination). - One oak seedling equals one unit.
- One #l container oak hee equals two units-
- One #5 container oak tree equals three units.
- One #15 ontainer oak tree equals four uits.
- One 24-inch boxed oak tree equals six units.
- One trasplmted oak tre equals four units per trunk dimeter inch (dbh). 22 Folsom Souft of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Daled Signaturc for
Verifi cation of ComplianceEnforcementlmplementationTimingtitigation lr€surc - Nalive non oak species chdeteristic ofoak woodlads shall be included in the mitigation plating pla to augment ovqall habitat values. Each non oak tre species shall represent unit values described above for oak trees, but non oak species shall comprise no more the 10/o ofthe mitigation pletings.
> Preserue md protect existing off-site oak woodlmd habitat. Existing, uprot@ted oak woodlmd habitat within S@]@qto ild El Dorado Counties may be secured ad placed unds conservation edment in lieu of onsite mitigation m@slres if necessary. The off-site locations would be mmaged as oak woodlad habitat in perpetuity. > Create oak woodldds off site. Plat a combination of blue oak aoms, sedlings, dd trees at of-site location(s), if neded to rchieve the creation goal of243 ares ofnew blue oak woodlild habitat. This meoure would only be needed if243 aqes ofblue oak woodlad could not be created in the SPA. Off-site creation shall follow the sme guidelines c outlined in the Mitigation Plating Criteria for on- site creation. Off-site tlee plmting shall occur at sites within Srcrmento County that should naturally support blue oak woodlad ad shall be used to restore fomer blue oak woodlad habitat that ha bem degraded or removed through huma activities. Restoration shall be designed to result in spoies composition ad dmsities simila to those in the SPA prior to prcject development. Plmted deas shall be plrced under conseration easmst md maaged o oak woodlad habitat in perpetuity. > The oak woodlmd mitigation plm prepaed by the prcject applicmt(s) shall include a maintenmce ad monitoring progrm for my replement trees. The progrm shall include monitoring ad reporting requirements, schedule, ad sucess criteria. Replrcement oak tres shall be maintained ad monitored for a minimum of eight yeas from the date of plmting ed inigation shall be provided to plilted trees for the first five yeffi after pleting. Any replacement tr@s that die during the monitoring period shall be replrced in sufficient numbers to rchieve 80olo survival rate for plmted trees by the ad of the eight-yeil mdntenm@ md monitoring pqiod. Dead md dying trees shall be replrced ad monitoring continued until 80% suruivorship is achieved. Security eeptable to the City ad sufficiflt to @ver maintenilce dd monitoring @sts for eight yeas shall be provided to the City Plmning Department. The s@unty will be forfeited if the prcject appli@t or designated responsible pdty fails to provide maintenace ad monitoring ad m@t the success criteria.

Isolated Oak Tre Mitigation
The proj@t appli@t(s) of all on-site prcject ph6es containing oak woodlad habitat or isolated tres md the off-site Prairie City Road md Oak Avenue intschmge imprcvemmts to U.S. 50; Rowberry Drive Overcrossing; md the udoground sewer force main shall develop a map depicting the tree caopy of dl oak tuees in the suwey aea ad identifiing the rcreage of tre caopy that would be preswed md the rcreage that would be removed. A tree pemit for removal of imlated oak trees (thor not located within the delineated boundary ofoak woodled habitat) shall be obtained from the City Plmning Director. As a condition of the tree removal pemit, prqect applicm(s) shall be required to develop a Plmting ad Maintmace Agrement. The City's Tree PreseNation Code requires compensatory mitigation md the City @d the pro1ect applirots have developed a plm, 6 set forth Section l0 of the Folsom Pla Area Specific Ple (attrched to this EIR€IS as Appendix Nf specifically to avoid ad minimize adverse effects on isolated oak tr@s from project development ad to provide compensatory mitigation for removal of prot@ted trees in the SPA. In addition to the laguage contained in the Folsom Pla Ara Spoific Pla, the following elemmts shall be included in aprot@ted tree mitigation ple to be developed by the pro1@t applimts ad agred upon by the City:
> Prcj@t appli@t(s) ofprojects ontaining isolated oak trees sha.ll retain a certified dborist or registered professional forester to perfom a deteminate suwey oftre species, size (dbh), condition, md location for all aec ofthe prcj@t site proposd for tree removal ad encroehmst of dflelopmmt. The condition of individual trees shall be msessed rcordiog to the Amoica Society of Consulting Arborists rating system with the following added explmations:
. 5 = Excellmt; No problems - tr@ h6 no structura.l problems, bmches ae propoly sprcd ad tree chilacteristias ae nealy perfect for the sprcies.
. 4 = Good; No appdent problems - tree is in good condition ed no appdent problems from visuaj inspection. Ifpotential structural or health problems ae t€nded at this stage, future had ca be reduced md more serious health problems ca be averted. . 3 = Fair; Minor problems - Thqe ile some minor structural or health problems that pose no immediate daga. When the recommended actions in a aborist report de completed @rectly the def@t(s) ca be minimired or eliminated. . 2 = Poor; Major problems - the tree is in poor condition, but the condition could be improved with conect aboricultural work including but not limited to: pruning, cabling, bracing, bolting, guying, spraying mistletoe removal, vertical mulching, ad fertilization. If the recommended actions ae ompleted conectly, had cm be reduced md the mting ce be elevated to a 3. If no etion is taken the t@ is considered a liability ad should be removed.

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verifi cation of ComplianceEnforcementlmplementationTimingtitigation teasure . I : tlazddous or non corectable condition - the tr€ is in extremely poor condition ad in non-rwqsible decline. This rating is Gsigned to a tree that has structural ddlo. health problems that no mount oftree cile work or effort ca choge. The issues may or may not be considered a ddgerous situation. The tree may also be infcted with a direoe or pest(s) thd is non-@ntrollable at this time md is eusing a unacceptable risk of spreading the disaw or pests(s) to other trees. . O = D@d - the tree ho no signifimt signs of life (dead or very close to being dead).

Isolrted Oak Tree Mitigation Planting Criteria
> The detemination for whether m isolated tre shall be presewed, rmoved without @mpensation, or rmoved with ompensatory mitigation shall be bared on the condition ad size of the tree m follow:
. T.ees rated 0 or I may be.emoved with no mitigation.
. Tres rated 2 may be removed at 500lo of the nomal Folsom Municipal Code mitigation. . Trees rated 3, 4, ad/or 5 may be removed at the nomal Folsom Municipal Code mitigation . Native isolated oaks mruuing 24 inches or gr€ter dbh for a single trunk or 40 inches or more for a multi-trunked tree ad rated a 3 to5 shall be retained, unless retaining wall(s) higher tha 4 fea tall (from bottom offooting to the top ofthe wall) would be required to protect the aee(s) from mcs grading ofthe SPA properties. . Native oaks meruuring betwen I 2 ad 24 inches dbh ad rated a 4 or 5 shall not be removed or mitigated unless wall(s) higha tha 4 feet tall (from bottom offooting to the top ofthe wall) would be required to prot@t the tre(s) from mass grading ofthe SPA properties. Trees in this size clms but rated 2 or 3 shall not be rmoved unless unrsonable costs to save the tre(s) (greater thm the cost ofimplementing the isolated oak tree mitigation plating criteria dercribed hoe) would result. . Native oaks mruuring 5 inches or greater dbh but less thm 12 inches dbh shall not be removed unless unreruonable costs to save the tre(s) (greater tha the cost of implementing the isolated oak tree mitigalion plilting criteria described here) would result. . Native oak tr@s meauring I inch or gr€ter dbh but less tho 5 inches dbh may be preswed to receive a Small Tree P.eseilation Credit (STPC). Any tree that is to be considered for pre*rualion credit shall be evaluated, included in the rborist report, md shall have ben found to be rated a 3, 4, or a 5. Credits shall only be ecepted ifthe fee protwtion zone (TPZ) (i.e., the outer edge of the - t@ ceopy drip line) is protected with fmcing in the erct maner that 5 incho dbh md greter trees de protected on a construction site, dd the spacing is equal to the prcper tr@ spacing dictated by the Folsm Master Tr@ List. STPC shall not count if they the tree is in a poor growing sprce due to its position within the TPZ ofaothet ptotwted tr@ to be presrved. The City shall rccept the prewation of naiive oak tr@s in this size clms re credit towads the total removed inchc bced on the following STPC criteria:

Mitimtion Tree Credil F{uivalent
One #15 @ntainq tree or two #5 @ntainer tees
Two#15 @ntainertrees
Three #l 5 container trees
Fn,,r #l 5 coniainer fiees
Calioer ofTre Preseryed
I in.h 6r srerier hrrt less than 2 inches
2 inches or srater but less thm 3 inches
3 inches or sratd but less thm 4 inches
4 inches or srets- but less thm 5 inches
Folsom Municipal Code requires one ofthe following be plated c composation for each dimetq inch ofprotected tre removed:
. halfofa 24-inch box tree;
. one #15 ontainer tree;
. two #5 @ntainer tl@s; or
. $150 in-lieu paymmt or other f@ set by City Council Resolution.

The Plating ad Maintenae Agreem@t shall include a plating plm, plating md inigation daign details, ad aweaing schedule for the establishment period. The plm shall include a 5-y@ establishment period for tres ad 8 yeas for plated aoms with a mnual modtoring rcport that includes corrections needed with proposed work pld, md notice ofcompliae within 90-days ofanual monitoring report. Seurity in a fom acceptable to the City ild sufiicient to covq maintenae ad monitoring costs for eight yeas shall be provided to the City Plening Depanmst. The security will be forfeited if the project applicet or designated responsible party fails to fulfill the Plating md Maintenmce Agreement.

To avoid md minimize indirect impacts on protected tr@s to remain on the SPA, the project applicet(s) ofa.ll affected project phaws shall install high visibility fencing outside the outer edge ofthe drip lines ofall tres to be retained on the SPA duing prcject construction. The ffldng may be installed dound groups or stads of trees or whole wooded ros bust must be idstalled s that the drip AECOM Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
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verifi cation of Compliance

38.3 BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES- WATER
Enforcement
U.S. Amy Corps of
Engin@rs, Regional Water
Quality Control Boad,
Califomia Deparhnmt of Fish
ad Gme.
lmplementation
City of Folsom Utilities
Department
Timing
Before the approval of
grading or improvement
plms or my ground-
disturbing rctivities for
all the Off-site water
Frcilities containing
wetlmd features or other
waters ofthe U.S. The
MMP must be approved
before ay impact on
wetlads cm occur.

Mitigation shall be
implmmted on m
ongoing bais
throughout ild after
construction, 6
required.
llitigation lleasure
lines ofall trees ae p.otected. GEding tenching, equipment or materials storage, paking, paving, irigation, ad lad*aping shall be prohibited within the foced aeo (i.e. drip lines of prot@ted trees). If the activities listed @not be avoided within the drip line of a particuld tre, that tree shall be counted ru a affected tr@ ad compenstory mitigation shall be provided, or the tree in question shall be nonitored for a period of five yeas md repl@ed only if the tree appem to be dead or dying within five yas of prcjet implementation.

Through a combination ofthe mitigation options presented above along with the proposed on-site preswation ofblue oak woodlmd habitat in the open space ae, the project applirot(s) cd satisry the mitigation requirements for removal of aes protected under the Folsom Municipal Code while also mitigating the impacts on oak woodlad habitat, 6 detmined through consultation with the Sacrmento County Pluning Dep{trnent (for County off-site impacts only) ad/or the City of Folsom.

Mitigation for the U.S. 50 interchoge improvements must be @ordinated by the prcject applicat(s) of e&h applicable project phce with Caltrms.

Mitigation Measure 3B3-la: Secure Clean Water Act Section 404 Permit and Implement All Permit Conditions; Enlurc No N€t Loss of Functions of Wetlatrds, Other Waters of the U.S., and Watero of th€ Stat€. Before the approval of grading md improvement plms @d before my groundbreaking activity osociated with the Off-site Water Frcilities requiring fill of wetlads or other waters of the U.S. or wate$ ofthe state, the City shall obtain all necessary pemits under Sections 401 ad 404 ofthe CWA or the state's Portq-Cologne Water Quality Conhol Act for the respective phce. For erch respective Off-site Water Frcility componmt, all pmits, regulalory approvals, md pemit conditions for effects on wetlad habitats shall be wcured before implemmtation of dy gmding activities within 250 feet of waters of the U.S. or wetlmd habitats, including waters ofthe state, that potentially support Fedoally listed spwies. The City shall commit to replace, rcstore, or enhace on a "no net loss'" bois (in rcordmce with USACE ad the Cmtral Valley RWQCB) the rcreage of all wetldds ad oths Mters of the U.S. that would be removed, lost, md/or degraded with implementation of projeot plas for that phe. Wetlad habitat shall be restored, enhaced, md/or replrced at m acreage md location ad by methods agreeable to USACE, the Cotral Valley RWQCB, ad the City, c appropriate, depending on agency jurisdiction, md o determined dudng the S€tion 401 ild Section 404 pmitting proces*s.

As part of the Section 404 pemitting process, a draft wetlad mitigation md monitoring pla (MMP) shall be developed for the selected Off- site Water Frcility Altqnative on behalf of the City. Before my ground-distwbing etivities that would advosely affect wetlads ad before engaging in mitigation etivities csociated with each phae of development, the City shall submit the draft wetlild MMP to USACE ad the Central Valley RWQCB for review ad approval ofthose portions ofthe plo over which they have jurisdiction. The MMP would have to be approved prior to issue@ of a Section 404 pmit. Once the final MMP is approved md implemated, mitigation monitoring shall continue for a minimum of 5 yeas from completion of mitigation, or humm intervention (including recontouing md grading), or until the perfomace stmdads identified in the approved MMP have been met, whichevo is longr.

As part ofthe MMP, the City shall prepae ad submit plms for the creation of aquatic habitat in order to adequately offset ed replace the aquatic fuctions md services that would be lost, account for the tmporal loss of habita! md contain m adequate magin of safety to reflect aticipated su@ess. Restoration ofpreviously altered ad degraded walmds shall be a priority ofthe MMP for offwtting losses ofaquatic functions on the project site b@ause it is typically ruier to rchieve functional success in restored wetlads tha in those created from uplads. The MMP must demonstrate how the aquatic functions dd values that would be lost through project implementation will be repleed.

The habitat MMP for jurisdictional wetlad fetures shall be consistent with USACE's ad EPA's April 10, 2008 Final Rule for Compensatory Mitigation for Losses ofAquatic Resour@s (33 CFR Parts 325 ad 332 ad 40 CFR Pat 230). Ac@rding to the Final Rule, mitigation bmks should be given preferen@ over other types ofmitigation boause a lot ofthe risk ad unertainty regading mitigation success is alleviated by the fact that mitigation bilk wetlads must be established ad demonstrating functionality before credits ca be sold.

This alrc alleviates temporal losrs of wetlad function while compmsatory wetlads ae being established. Mitigation bmks also tend to be on lager, more ecologically valuble pacels ad ae subjected to more rigorous scientific study md planing ad implementation procedues thd typical pmittee-responsible mitigalion sites (USACE ad EPA 2008). It is not likely fruible to provide compensatory mitigation for a.11 aquatic resurce imprcts on site. Therefore, a combination of on-site md off-site pemitte-responsible mitigation ed mitigation baking would likely be neessary to @hieve lhe no-net-loss stmddd.

Compensatory mitigation for losses of strem md intmittflt dreinage chanels shall be achieved through in-kind prewruation, restoration, or enhacement, 6 specified in the Final Rule guidelines. The wetlad MMP shall addrcss how to mitigate imprcts on all aquatic resourre types ad shall describe specific mahod(s) to be implemented to aoid a&or mitigate my Off-site Water Frcility-related imprcts. The Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specifc Plan
Cit of Folsom IJ
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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signaturc for
verifi cation ol ComplianceEnlorcement
U.S. Amy Corps of
Engineas, U.S. Fish md
Wildlife Senie, Regional
Water Quality Control Boild,
Califomia Departrnent of Fish
ad Game.
l U.S. Amy Corps of
Enginms, U.S. Fish ad
Wildlife Serice, Regional
Water Quality Cont ol
Boad, Califomia
Department of Fish @d
Gme.

2. For all prq@t-related
improvemflts that would be
located within the Clty of
Folsom: City of Folrcm
Community Developmmt
Department.

3. For improvemmts within
Semeoto County or City
ofRmcho Cordova:

Saqmento County
Plmning ad Community
Development Depatment or
City of Rilcho Cordova
Plilning Department.
lmplementation
City of Folsm Utilities
Departmmt
City of Folsom Utilities
Depadmflt
Timing
Prior to ad duing
construction of all Off-
Site Water Facilities
Before the approval of
grading or improvment
plas or ay growd-
distubing activities for
all the Off-site Waer
Frcilities containing
wetldd f@tures or other
watqs of the U.S.
titigation lleasurc
wetlad compensation section of the habitat MMP shall include all the contqts identified in Mitigation Meoure 3A.3-lA.

USACE has detemined that the Off-site Water Frcilities may require a individual pemit. In its final stage ad one approved by USACE, the MMP for the Off-site Water Frcilities is exp@ted to detail proposed wtlad restoration, enhacemmt, dd/or replrcemmt activities that would ensure no net loss of aquatic fuctions in the prqect vicinity. Approval md implementation of the retlad MMP shal1 aim to fully mitigate all unavoidable impacts onjwisdictional waters ofthe U.S., includingjurisdictional wetlads. To salisry the requiremmts ofthe Cify ad the C@aal Valley RWQCB, mitigation of impacts on the non-jurisdictional wetlads beyond the jurisdiction of USACE shall be included in the sme MMP. All mitigation requirements detemined through this process shall be implemented before gmding plms ae approved. The MMP shall be submitted to USACE ad approved prior to the issume of my pemits undo Section 404 of the CWA.

Water quality @rtifi€tion pursuat to Section 401 of the CWA will be reqirired before issuace of the Section 404 pmit. Before construction in ay de6 containing wetlild f€tures, the City shall obtain water quality certification for the Off-site Water Feilities. Any measures required o part of the issuace of water quallty @rtifiotion shall be implmented.

Mitigation Measure 383-1b; Maximum Use ofTrenchless Technologr for Conveyance Pipeline Deign. Following the selection ofa Off-site Watq Frcility Altmative, the City shall design ad route the water @nveyace pipeline to avoid watus of the U.S md Statg including wetlads md vemal pools, to the mdimize extent practical. Where avoidace is not practical, the City shall maimire the use of aenchless trchnologies (micro-tunneling or j ack-md-bore), where feroible.

All trmchless onstruction crossings will include the prepmtion of a Frm-Out (or inadvedent retum of drilling lubricats) Contingency Plil for tunneling etivities thal uw drilling lubricmts (e.g., construction ofpipelines usingjack-ad-bore methods). The purpose ofthe plm will be to minimize the pot@tial for a fr@-out 6sociated with tunneling activities, provide for the timely detstion of fre-outs, md ensure a orgaized, tinely, ad "minimum-impacf'response in the went of a fre-out ad relw of drilling lubri@t (i.e., bentonite). Prepaation ed implemqtation of a Frac-Out Contingency Plm will be reflected in contract docummts.

Mitigatiotr Measure 3831c: R$tore AII Wat€N Imp&cted by Trenching and Temporsry Construction Staging Areas to PrePrcject Contou6 and Conditions. For all waler line arossings ofmtes ofthe U.S. or State in which the use oftrmchless technologies ae not fesible, the City shal1 msure that all waters impacted by trenching activities ae restored to preproject contours ad conditions. In addition, within 30 days following p.oject @nstruction, the City shall ensure that all temporary construclion staging des witiin waters ofthe U.S. or State {e restored to pre-prcject contours ad conditions.

At minimum, the CiB shall qsure that the following memures ae implemmted during construction:
> Conduct trenching ed construation activities ryoss druinages during low-flow (e.g., <l to 2 cfs) or dry periods c fecible; > If working in rctive chmnels, install cofferdm upstrem md domstrem of strem crossing to sepaate construction tr€ from flowing wateMay;
> PIre rediment curtains upstr@ ad doMstrem of the construction zone to prwtrt rediment distubed during trenching activities fiom being tresported md deposited outside ofthe construction zone; > Locate spoil sites such that they do not drain dircctly into the drainages or warcnal wetlads; > Store equipment ad materials awy from the dreinages ad wetled a6. No debris will be deposited within 250 feet of the drainages dd wetlmd deas;
> Prepae ad implwent a revegetation plm to restorc vegetation in all temporaily disturbed retlads md other waters using native species wed mixes ad container plet matqial that de appropriate for existing hydlologica.l conditions.

Before the approval of grading md improvement plms md before ay groundbreaking activity csociated with the Off-site Water Facilities requiring fill of walads or othq watqs of the U.S. or waters of the state, the City shall submit a wetlod mitigalion dd monitoring plil (MMP) for the restoration of these waters within the relected water alignment to the USACE ad Cmtra.l Valley RWQCB for review ad approval ofthose portions ofthe pla ova which they have jurisdiction. The MMP would have to be approved prior to issuace of a Section 404 pmit. Once the final MMP is approved ad implemmted, mitigation monitoring shall continue for a minimum of 5 yws from completion of restoration activities, or humd intervfltion (including recontouring md grading), or until the perfomil@ stedads identified in the approved MMP have bem met, whichever is longer.

At minimum, the MMP shall provide the following infomation:
> A description ad drawings showing the existing ontours (elwation) md existidg vegetation of the watqs of the U.S. ed Stale that would be impacted through trenching rctivities. This infomation shall include site photographs taken at each impacted watq. 26 Folsom Souttr of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
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Table t
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signature for
verifi cation of ComplianceEnforcement
L U.S. Fish md Wildlife
Swice, Califomia
Department of Fish dd
Gme.

2. For all project-related
improvements that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City of Folrcm
Community Development
Departmmt.

3. For improvements within
Sacruento County or City
ofRacho Cordova:

Srcramento County
Planing md Community
Development Department or
City of Rilcho Cordova
Plmning Department.

1. For a.ll project-related
imprcvments that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Development
Depatment.

2. For all on- md off-site
prcjst-related etivities
within the City of Folsom
md S@lmento County.

3. For the two roadway
extensions into El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado County
Development Swices
Department.
lmplementation
City of Folsom Utilities
Department
Prcject applicat(s)
during all dircretionary
development project
phaes ad on-site md
off-site elements.

Timing
Prior to ad duing
construction of all Off-
site Water Facilities
Before approval of
small-lot final maps ad
building pmits for all
di scretionary
developmqt projeot,
including all on- md
off-site elemqts ad
implmentation
throughout prqect
@nstruction.
llitigation teasurc
Methods uwd to ensure that tenching within watqs ofthe U.S. ad State do not advqsely altq existing hydrology, including the draining of the watus (e. g., use of cut-off walls).

The methods used to restore the site to the original ontour ud condition, ru well as a plm for the revegetation ofthe site following installation ofthe water line.

Proposed schedule for restomtion rctivities
Mitigation Measure 38.3-2: Coaduct Preonstruction Suruey for Wetern Spadefoot Toad and Northwsten Pond Turtle and if Found, Implement Avoidance and Compensation Mqsures. Prior to @nstruction, a qualified biologist rctained by the City shall conduct protocol-level suneys for the westm spadefoot toad fld northrestem pond turtle to detemine if these species ae currently using water features crossed by the relected alignment If eithr of these species is daected, then the City shall consult with the DFG (ad USFWS if appropriae) to develop additional minimization msures prior to proj@t consaudion (if necesury). Thew additional mruures may include timing restrictions for groundwatq dwatering etivities, construction monitoring, md long-tm monitoring.

If temporary fmcing is used, it shall take the fom of silt fencing ild temporary platic construction fencing plrcd no closer tha 25 fet from the edge ofthe prot@ted habitat. Protective fencing dound vemal pools idatified o potential habitat for special-status species shall be @nstructed in a way that allows westm spadefoot toad to access thew wetlmds.

Imprcted westem spadefoot toad habitat shall be mitigated ad compensated in ecordmce with USFWS md DFG requir@flts.

Mitigation Mesure 3A.,11: Implenent Additional Me$u16 to Control Construction-Genersted GHG Emissions.

To further reduce @nstruction-generated GHG emissions, the proj@t appli@t(s) oy particula discretionay development applietion shall implement all feasible mruures for reducing GHG enissions assciated with construction that ae recommended by SMAQMD at the time individual portions ofthe site undugo construclion. Such mruures may redue GHG qhaust emissions from the use ofon-site equipment, worktr commute trips, ad truck trips crrying materials ed equipment to md from the SPA, o well r GHG missions embodied in the materials selected for @nstruction (e.g., concrete). Othq medures may perrain to the materials ured in onstruction. Prior to releing rch request for bid to contractors for the @nstruction of mh discretionary developmmt entitlemqt, the project applicmt(s) shall obtain the most cutrent list of GHG reduction m@sures that ae recommended by SMAQMD md stipulate that these m@ures be implemented in the respective request for bid ru rell as the subsequent construction @ntract with the relected primary @ntrrctor. The projea applicmt(s) for my particula discretionary development application may submit to the City ild SMAQMD a report that substdtiates why sp@ific meoures ae considered infeible for @nstruction of that particula dwelopment phae ad/or at that point in time. The report, including the substdtiation for not implementing particula GHG reduction measures, shall be approved by the City, in consultaiion with SMAQMD prior to the rel6e of a request for bid by the projea applicat(s) for weking a primary cont&tor to meage the @nstruction of @h development prqect. By requiring that the list of f6ible msures be established prior to the selection of a primary contetor, this medure requires that the ability of a contractor to effotively implement the slrcted GHG reduction mecures be inherent to the selection pro@ss.

SMAQMD's reommended meures for reducing oonstruction-related GHG oissions at the time of witing this EiR/EiS ae listed below ad the prqect applicdt(s) shall, at a minimum, be required to impl€mot the following:
> Improve fuel efiiciency from consmction equipmflt:
. reduce unneoessary idling (modify work practices, install auxiliary powc for driver comfort); . perfom equipmdt maintdmce (inspections, detect failures ealy, cor@tions); . train equipmmt operators in proptr uw of equipment;
. use the propo size ofequipment for thejob; md
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12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Dated Signature for
Verifi cation of Compliance
City of Folsom Community
Dfl elopment Department.

Enlomment
The prcject applirot(s)
for ay particula
discretionary
development.
lmplementation
Before approval offinal
maps md building
pmits for all prcjrct
phaes, including all on-
ad off-site elmqts.

Timing
Mitigation Measure 3A,4-2a: Implement Additional Mqsures to Reduce Operational GHG Emissions' Erch incrmmt of nw devJopment within the prcject sitt requiring a discretionary approval (e.g., proposd totative subdivision map, conditional uw pemit), shall be subject to a prcjot-sprcific environmental review (which could support a applicable exemption, negative or mitigated negative drclaation or project-spcific EIR) ad will require that GHG emissions from operation of rch phoe of dwelopmmg including supporting roadway md infristmciure improvements that de paf,t of the selected action altmative, will be reduced by a mount sufficient to rchieve the 202b-boed rhreshold of significace of 4.36 COze/SPlyeu for development that would become opmtional on or before the yea 2O2O, ad the 2030-based threshold of signifiroe of 2.86 CO2elSP/yw for development that would be@me operational on or before the ya 2030.

The abovestated thresholds ofsignificmce may be subject to chuge if SMAQMD approves its ow GHG significuce thresholds, in which ee, SMAQMD-adopted thresholds will be used. The moutrt of GHG reduction required to achieve the applicable signifiroce thresholds will furthomore depend on existing ad future reguldory mecures including those developed mdo AB 32).

For erch incrment of new discretionary dryelopmmt, the City shall submit to the projct applicmt(s) a list of potentially f%ible GHG reduction m6ures to be mnsidered in the development design. The City's list of pototially fesible GHG reduction m6us shall reflect the curqt state of the regulatory mvironment, available incentives, md thresholds of significe€ that may be developed by SMAQMD, which will wolve undq the madate of AB 32 md Executive Order 5-3-05. If the prcjrct appliat(s) ruserts it @not meet the 2020-bed goal, then the report shall also dmonstrate why mruures not selected ue considered infeible. The City shall review ad ensure inclusion of the design fetures in the propored prqect before appli@t(s) @ r@eive the City's discretionary approval for the ay inqement of dflelopment. In detemining what mruures should appropriately be imposed by the City under the circmstarces, the City shall @nsider the following frctore:
> the extent to which rates of GHG emissions generated by motor vehicles traveling to, from, md within the SPA de proj@ted to decrese over time as a result ofregulations, policies, dd/or plas that have already beo adopted or may be adopted in the future by ARB or otho public agocy pursuat to AB 32, or by EPA;
> the extent io which mobile-rcurce GHG emissions, which at the time ofwiting this EIR/EIS comprise a substantial portion ofthe state's GHG inventory, cd alm be reduced through design 6e6ures that result in trip reductions ed reductions in trip length; > the ext@t to which GHG emissions mitted by the mix of power gfleration opsated by SMLTD, the elestrical utiliB that will serve the SPA, ile prcj@ted to dsr€se pursuat to the Renwables Pordolio St@ddd required by SB 1078 ad SB 107, ru well o my future regulations, policies, md/or plas adopted by the federal md state govemments that reduce GHG emissions from power gfleration; Table I
Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan ProjectMitigation Monitoring and Reporting ilitigation lteasure
. use equipment with new technologies (repowered engines, electric drive trains) > Use altmative fuels for elecaicity generatoG ad w€ldqs at construction sites such as propme or rcla, or use electrical power. > Use a ARB-approved low-cabon fuel, such o biodiesel or rqewable diewl for @nstruction equipmal (Emissions ofoxides of nitrogen [NOa] emissions from the use of low wbon fuel must be reviewed ad incrrues mitigated.) Additional infomation about low- wbon fuels is available fiom ARB's Low Cdbon Fuel Staddd Progm (ARB 2009b). > Enourage ad provide carpools, shuttle vds, trdsit p6ses ad/or *cue bicycle pdking for consfuction worker @mmutes. > Reduce electricity use in the construction ofiice by using omprct fluores@nt bulbs, powring off mmputers every day, ad replacing heating md cooling units with more efficimt ones.
> Recycle or salvage non-h@ddous construction md dwolition debris (goal ofat lest 75% by weight). > Use locally wurced or roycled materials for @nstruction malerials (goal of at lrut 20lo bced on osts for building materials, md breed on volume for roadway, paking loL sidesalk md curb materials). > Minimize the mount of conqete used for paved surfaces or uw a low cabon conqete option. > Produce @nc.ete on-site if detemined to be less emissive tha trosporting rcady mix > Use EPA-cedified Smartway trucks for deliveries ad equipment trasport. Additional infomation about the Smartway T@sport Patnership Prog1m is available from ARB'S Heavy-Duty Vehicle Crrenhouse Go Mmure (ARB 2009c) md EPA (EPA 2009). > Develop a plm in consultation with SMAQMD to efficiently u* watq for adequate dust @ntrol. This may onsist ofthe use ofnon- potable watq from a local source.

In addition to SMAQMD-roommended me6ures, construction etivity shall comply with all applicable rules ad regulations established by SMAQMD md ARB.

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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signature for
Verifi cdion of ComplianceEnlorcemerillmplementationTiminqtitigation lleasute > the extent to which my stationary sources ofGHG missions that would be operated on a proposed lmd use (e.g., industrial) ae already subject to regulations, policim, ad/or plms that reduce GHG emissions, particulaly ay future regulations thal will be d*eloped as part ofARB's implementation of AB 32, or other pertinflt regulations on stationary sources that have the indirect effect ofreducing GHG misions;
> the extflt to which other mitigation measures imposed on the proj@t to redu@ other air pollutot emissions may also redue GHG missions;
> the extent to which the feasibility of existing GHG reduction t@hnologies may chage in the futurg ad to which innovation in GHG reduction technologies will rcntinug effecting cost-benefit malyses that detmine economic feruibility; md > whether the totat costs of proposed mitigation for GHG emissions, together with other mitigation m€sures required for the propored dwelopment, ae rc great that a r@rcnably prudent property omer would not proceed with the prcject in the face of such costs. ln considering how much, md what kind of, mitigation is ne@ssuy in light ofthese factors, dte City sha.ll consider the following list of options, though the list is not intended to be exhastive, as GHG emission reduction strategies md their respative feibility ae likely to qolve ovq time. There meaures ae derived from multiple rcuces including the Mitigation Measure Summary in Appendix B of the Califomia Air Pollution Control Officq's Association (CAPCOA) white papq, CEQA & Climate Chage (CAPCOA 2009a); CAPCOA'S Model Policies for Greenhouw Gdes in Gmeral Plas (CAPCOA 2009b); ild the Califomia Attomey Genqal's Office publication, The Califomia Environm@tal Quality Act: Addressing Global Wming Impacts al the Local Agency Level (Califomia Attomey Genual's OIIice 2008).

Energy Elficiency
> Include clro altmative enqgy features to promote energy wlf-sufiiciency (e.g., photovoltaic ells, sola themal elstricity systems, small wind turbines).
> Design buildings to meet CEC Tier II requiremmts (e.g., exceeding the requiremmts of the Title 24 [u of 2007]by 35o/o). > Site buildings to take advatage of shade md prevailing winds md design ladseping ad sun screns to reduce energy use. > Insta.ll efficient lighting in all buildings (including residential). Also install lighting control syst@s, where prrctical. Uw daylight as m integral pdt of lighting systms in all buildings.
> Install light-@lored "@ol" pavemflts, ad shategically located shade trees along all bicycle md pedestlia routes.

Wrter Consedalion and Elliciency
> With the exception of ommqtal shade trees, use Mter-effrcient ladscapes with native, drought-resisttrt species in all public aa md ommercia.l ladscaping. Use water-efficient turf in paks ad other turf-dependat sprcs. > Install the infrasaucture to uF rslaimed water for lmdscape irrigation ad/or wahing ws. > Install watq-efiicient inigation syst@s ad devices, such o soil moisture-boed itrigation @nttols > Design buildings ad lots to be mter-effrcimt. Only install water-efticimt fixtures ad appliaces. > Reshict watqing methods (e.g., prohibit systems thal apply water to nonvegetated surfrces) ad control runofl Prohibit businesses from using pressure mhers for cleaing drivways, paking lots, sidewalks, ad street surfa€s. There restrictions should be included in the Covmats, Conditions, ad Resaictions of the community.
> Provide education about water @nswation md available progms ild incentives. > To reduce stomwatu runoff, which typically bogs dom wstewats treatment systems ild increes their energy consumption, construct driveways to singlefamily darched residences ad paking lots md driveways of multifmily residential uses with pwious surfres. Possible deigns include Hollywood drives (two @nqete strips with vegetalion or aggregate in between) md/or the use of porous conqete' porous 6phalt, turf blocks, or pwious pavos.

Solid Waste M€sures
> Reure ad recycle construction ud demolition wcte (including, but not limited to, soil, vegetation, @ncrete, lumber, metal, ad cadboad).
> Provide intqior dd exterior storage a€s for recyclables ad green wcte at all buildings. > Provide adequate recycling containers in public reo, including paks, school grounds, golfouws, md pedestria zones in aeas of mixed-use development.

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12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signaturc lor
Vedfi cation of ComplianceEnforcement
The City olFolsom
Commuity Development
Department.

L For improvements that
would be located within the
Cify of Folsom: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
SeNices Department, City
of Folrcm Community
Development Department
md SMAQMD.

2. For improvements that
would be located within
unincorporated S@mento
County: Sacrmento Couty
Planing ad Community
Development Depatment
md SMAQMD.

3. For improvements that
would be located within the
City of Racho Cordova:

City of Recho Cordova
lmplementation
The prcjat applicat(s)
for my particuld
discretionary
development
appli€tion.

City of Folsom Utilities
Department
Timing
Before approval of final
maps ad/or building
permits for all prqect
phces requiring
disaetionary approval,
including all on- md
off-site elements.

Prior to the approval of
grading plas ad
building pmits for all
off-site water frcilities.
titigation ileasuG
> Provide education ed publicity about reducing w6te md available recycling senices.

Transportation and Motor Vehicle
> Promote ride-shaing progrms ad employment centers (e.9., by designating a certain pscent€e of paking sprces for ride-shaing vehicles, designating adequate pcsengq loading md unloading rcnes md miting aru for rideshae vehicles, ad providing a Web site or message boad for coordinating ride-shaing).
> Provide the nmessry facilities md infrdtructue in all lad use types to encouage the use of low- or rero-emission vehicla (e.g., elctric vehicle chaging frcilities ad conveniently loeted altemative fueling stations). > At industrial md commqcial lmd uses, all forklifts, "yad trucks," or vehicles that ae predominately ured on-site at non-residential lad uses shall be electrieporered or powaed by biofuels (such as biodiesel [8100]) that ae produced from w6te prcducts, or shall use othu technologies that do not rely on direct fossil fuel consumption.

Mitigalion Measure 3A.4-2b: Pariicipate in and Implement an Urban and Commnnity Forstry Program and/or Off-Site Tree Program to Olf-Set Loss ofOn-Site Tre€s. The trees on the prcj@t site contain sequestered cabon ad would continue to provide future c{bon squestmtion during their growing life. For all hryestable tr@s that de subj@t to removal, the project applicat(s) for ay particula discretionry development application shall prticipate in ed provide necmsry funding for ubm md commsity for€stry prcgrm (such c the UrbaWood progrm mmaged by the Urba Forest E@systems Institute [Urbil Forest Ecosystms Institute 2009]) to ensure that wood with a equivalent cabon sequestration value to that of all hflestable rmoved tres is hilested for e od-use that would retain its cdbon sequestration (e.g., fumiture building cabinet making). For all nonhilestable tr€es that de subject to removal, the prcjmt applirot(s) shall develop ad fund a off-site tree progrm that includes a level of he plating that, at a minimum, incrrues cdbon wqueslration by a mount equivalent to what would have beo sequestered by the blue oak woodlad during its lifetime. This progrm shall be funded by the project appli@t(s) of sch development phce md reviwed for comment by e independmt Certified Arborist uaftiliated with the project applicat(s) md shall be rcordinated with the requimmts of Mitigalion Mesure 3.3-5, 6 stated in Section 3A.3, "Biological Resources - Lad." Final approval ofthe progrm shall be provided by the City. Components ofthe prcgrm may include, but not be limited to, providing urba tree caopy in the City ofFolsom, or reforestation in suitable azu outside the City. Reforestation in natural habitat aes outside the City of Folsom would simultmeously mitigate the loss oloak woodlmd habitat while plmting trees within the urba forest cmopy would not. The California Urba Forestry Grenhouse Go Reporting Protocol shall be used to 6sess this mitigation progrm (CCAR 2008). All unused vegetation md trre material shall be mulched for uw in lmdscaping on the prcject site, shipped to the neaest omposting frcility, or shipped to a lmdfill that is equipped with a methee collstion systm, or combusted in a biomcs porer plat. Tree md vegetative material should not be bumed on- or off-site unless ured c fuel in a biomcs powq plat.

Mitigrtiotr M€sur€ 3B.414: Implement GHG Reduction Mmures during Construction. The bid specifications for construction of the Off-site Water Frcilities shall require that biddqs demonstrate how they will comply with erch of the following meroures during all construction ad demolition activities:
l) Construation vehicles ad e4uipment will be properly maintained at all times in rc@rdmce with mmufactuer's specifications, including prcper tuning md timing of mgines. Equipment maintenmce records md equipment design spsification data sh€ts shall be kept on-site during construction ed demolition rctivities ad subjrct to inspeaion by the SMAQMD. 2) Operators will tum offall construction vehicles md equipment md all delivery vehicles when not in ure, ad not a.llow idling for more tha 5 minutes or for such other more restrictive time 6 may be required in law or regulation. 3) On-site construction vehicles ad equipment will use ARB-ertified biodiewl fuel if available (a minimum of B20, or 20 percmt of biodiesel) except for those with wffieties that would be voided ifB20 biodiesel fuel were used. Prior to issuace ofgrading or demolition pemits, the contractor shall provide documentation to the City that verifies whether ay equipment is exempt; that a biodiewl supply hc ben seured; ad that the construction @ntr&tor is aMe that the use of biodiesel is required. 4) A City-approved Solid Wote Diversion ad Recycling Pla (or such other documentation to the satisfaction of the City) will be in plrce for the Off-site Water Facilities that dmonstrates the diversion from ladfills md reycling of all nonhzadous, salvageable ad re- useable wood, metal, plotic md paper products during construction md demolition activities. The Plm or other documentation sha.ll include the nme of the waste haler, their osumed destination for all w6te md recycled materials, md the procedures that will be followed to msure implementation of this me6ure.
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Dated Signdure lor
Verifi cation of Complianc€
USACE ad the prqwt
applicmt(s) of all prcject
phaes (a directed by
USACE), with ovosight by
the sHPo.

L For all prcject-related
improvemmts tiat would be
lo€ted within the Clty of
Folsom: Clty of Fol$m
Communlty DeveloPment
Department.

2. For the two roadway
connections in El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado County
Development SeNices
Depdtment.
3 . For the detention b6in west
ofPrairie City Road:

Selmqto County
Ploning ad Community
Planing Departmflt ad
SMAQMD.

1. For improvements that
would be located within the
City of Folrcm: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
Setri@s Department, Ci8
of Folrcm Community
Developmflt Departmflt
ad SMAQMD.

2. For improvements that
would be located within
unincorporated S@t@ento
County: Sacrmflto Couty
Planing ed Community
Developm@t Department
md SMAQMD.

3. For improvements that
would be located within the
City of Racho Cordova:

City of Racho Cordova
Pldning Depdhnent dd

SMAQMD,
Enlorcement
USACE (or dqigne)
ad the prcject
applicmt(s) of all
prcject phases (as
directed by usAcE)
The applicable oversight
agency md the prqect
applimt(s) (at the
agency's direction) of
all prcject ph6es.
lmplementation
Crty of Folsom Utilities
Department
Before issuace of
building pmits ad
ground-disturbing
activities.

The PA shall be
prepred ad executed
(signed) prior to
issumce of ay Federal
pemit or authoriation
for dy 6pect or
component ofthe
spoific plm prcjet.

Prior to the approval of
grading plms ad
building pmits for a.ll
off-site water facilities.

Timing
Mitigation Measure 3A.5-1b: Perform an Inventory and Evaluation ofCultural Rsources for the California Register of Historic placis, Minimize or Avoid Damage or Destruction, and Perfom Treatm€nt Wbere Damage or Dotruction Cannot be Avoided' Mdagement of cultual ,"rour"ur
"ligibl"
for or listed of, the CRHR under CEQA minors maagement steps required under Section 106.

ThesJsteps may be combined with deliverables ad mmagoent steps pqfomed for Section 106 provided that milagement documents prepued ior the lA atso clwly reference the CRHR listing critoia md signifiroe thresholds that apply uda CEQA. Prior to ground- iisturbing work for erch individual dwelopment phrc or off-site elemmt, the applicable oversight agmcy (City ofFolsom, El Dorado County, Srcrmento Counry, or Caltrds), or the project applicat(s) ofall prcject phmes, with applieble agency oversight, shall perfom the following rctions:
> Retain the services of a qualified achrulogist to perfom a invmtory of cultural resources within erch individual developmqt ph6e or off-site element subject to approva.l undq CEQA. Identified resouces shall be waluated for listing on the CRHR. The inventory report shall also identiry locations that {e sensitive for undisovered cultural rewuces bced upon the loetion ofknow resoures, gmmorphologl, md topography. The invatory report shall specify the location ofmonitoring ofground-disturbing work in these aas 6y a qualified-achmlogist, md monitoring in the vicinity of identified rercurces that may be dmaged by mnstruction, if appropriate.

The identification of*nsitive locations subject to monitoring during @nstruction ofeach individual development phare shall be perfomed in ooncst with monitoring activities perfomed under the PA to minimize the potential for conflicting requirements. properties, detmining adverre effects,
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Mitigation M@sure 3B.4-1b Prepare and Implement an Off-sit€ Wet€r Faciliti€s Climate Actiou Plan. Prior to opqation, the Crty shall have'in plrce a Off-site Water Frcilities Climat; Action Ple ad Grenhouse Reduction Strategy (Plil) that has bm adopted by the City following a opportunity for rwiew ad rwommmdation by the SMAQMD. At a minimum, the Pla shall include:
> Designation of Perrcn Responsible for Implmentation. The Plm shall designate tJle nme 4d @ntrct infomation of the poson(s) responsible for ensuring continuous md on-going implementation ofthe PIan > GHG lnventory md Reduction Taget. The City shall prepee a complete GHG Inventory for the Offsite Water Frcilities oomponflts within one yea following orcupacy md a GHG rcduction taget bsed on State guiddce. > Off-site Water Faciliti6 Design F€tures. The Off-site Water Facilities shall include design features to reduce opoational GHG missions, o well o a estimate of the reductiod id GHG emissions that is expected to result from erch frcility. Initial medures that may be rcnsidered include, but de not limited to:
. design all conditioned occupacies with "ool roofs" using products ertified by the Cool RoofRating Council, ad otlto exposed roof surfaces coated with "cool paints";
. design all conditioned occupacies to take advatage of shade through the plmting of deciduous caopy-type trees ad/or prevailing winds to reduce merglr use;
. make msimum use of Enqgystd-qualified energy efticimt appliaces, h@ting ad ooling systems, offrce equipmmt ad lighting products;
. install a photovoltaic uay (sola pmels) or other sur@ of renwable oagy gmeration oHite, or otheMise rcquire merg;1. that h6 beqgqerated by renewable iources to meet a portion of the electriarty needs of the Offsite Water Facilities; ad . in m effort to reduce GHG emissions from tresportation sour@s, the bid specifications for the Offsite Watq F@ilities should require that bidders dmonstrate that they have given preference to local soures ofbuilding matoials or offer evidence to support why such local sourcs have not bem used.

Table I
Plan for the Folsom South of U.S, Highway 50 Specific Plan ProjectMitigation Monitoring and Reporting titigation lleasure
3A.5 CULTUML RESOURCES - LAND
Folsom South ofU.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom 31
AECOM
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Table I
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signaturc for
verifi cation ol ComplianceEnforement
Development Dep{tment.

4. For the U.S. 50 interchege
improvments: Caltrds.

1. For etions taken to satisfy
the requirments of Sstion
106: the SHPO md
USACE.

2. For all prcject-related
improvements that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: Crty ofFolsom
Community Development
Depdtment.
3 . For thg two roadway
connections off-site into El
Dorado Hills: El Dorado
County Development
Seruices Depatrnent.

4. For the detention basin rest
ofPrairie City Road:

Sermento County
Pluning ad Community
Development Departmqt.

5. For the U.S. 50 intrchage
improvmuts: Caltras.

L For all prcject-rclated
improvements that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City of Folrcm
Community Developmqt
lmplement tion
Prcject applicdt(s) of
all prcjot phces.

Prqect applicat(s) of
all prcject phares.

Timing
Before ad during
grounddisturbing
activities.

Upon the diwovery of
suspected huma
remins.
iritigation teasure
> For ruh resource tiat is daemined eligible for the CRIIR, the applicable agency or the prcject applicat(s) for ay paticula discretionary development (uder the agocy's direction) shall obtain the senices of a qua.lified achmlogist who shall detmine if implementation of the individual prcject development would result in dmage or destruction of "signifimt" (under CEQA) cultuml resoures. These findings shall be rwiewed by the applicable agency for consistency with the significace thresholds ad tr€tment mecues provided in this EIR/EIS.
> Where possible, the prqwt shall be configured or redesigned to avoid impacts on eligible or listed resources. Altmatively, these resources may be preswed in place ifpossible, c suggested under California Public Resources Code Section2l093.2. Avoidmce of historic properties is required undo ertain circumstanes under the Public Resource Code ad 36 CFR Part 800 > Where impacts mnot be avoided, the applieble agmcy or the proj@t applicmt(s) of all project phces (unda the applicable agency's direction) shall prepae ad implement tretment measures that ae detmined to be necssary by a qualified ilchaeologist. These meoures may onsist ofdata r@overy excavations for resources that ae eligible for listing becaure ofthe data they contain (which may contribute to resdch). Altematively, for historica.l dchitectural, engineeed, or ludscape features, tl€tment medures may consist of a prepdation of interpretive, nfiative, or photographic docmentation. These m€sures shall be reviewed by the applieble oversight agflcy for consistency with the signifimc thresholds md standads provided in this EIR/EIS. > To support the evaluatiod ed treatment required uda this mitigatiod medure, the ach@ologist retained by either the applicable ovosight agency or the prcjet applimt(s) of all prqect phases shall prepae m appropriate prehistoric md historic @ntext that identifies relwat prehistoric, ethnographic, md historic themes md reseilch questions against which to detmine the significace of identified resoures ad appropriate treatrnent.
> These steps md documents may be combined with the phruing of maagwent ad documents prepaed putsuet to the PA to minimize the potential for inconsistency md duplicative maagment efforts.

Mitigation for the off-site elments outside ofthe City of Folsm's jurisdictional boundaies must be coordinaled by the prqect applicat(s) of ech applieble project ph6e with the affoted oversight agency(ies) (i.e., El Dorado md/or Sacrmento Counties, or Caltrils).

Mitigation M€asure 3A.5-2: Cotrduct Construction Personnel Education, Conduct On-Site Monitoring ifRequired' Stop Work if Cultural Resourcs are Discovered, Asss the Significance ofthe Find, and Perform Treatm€nt or Avoidance as R€quired. To redue potfltial impacts to previously undiscovoed cultural resources, the project applicdt(s) ofall prcjet phrees sha.ll do the following:
> Before the start of ground-disturbing activities, the project applim(s) of all prq ect phmes shall retain a qualified {chaeologist to conduct training for consbuction workers 6 necessary bred upon the wnsitivity ofthe prcject APE, to edu€te them about lhe possibility ofe;@untering buried cultural resources, ad infom them ofthe proper procedues should cultural resouces be encoutsed. > As a result of the work @nduded for Mitigation Mecures 3A.5-la ad 3A.5-lb, if the dch@logist detmines that ay portion of the SPA or the off-site elments should be monitored for potential diwvery of re-yet-unknom cultual resoues, the prcjot applicmt(s) of all prcjet phaws shall implemmt such monitoring in the loetions specified by the dch@logist. USACE should reviw md approve ay rmmmmdations by uchreologists with rap€ct to monitoring. > Should ay cultural resour@s, such 6 structural featues, unusual mounts ofbone or shell, artifets, or achitectural remains be mcountered during ay construction activities, work shall be suspmded in the vicinity ofthe find md the appropriate oversight agency(ies) (identified below) shall be notified immediately. The appropriate ovqsight agmcy(ies) shall retain a qualified achreologist who shall rcnduct a field invotigation of the spoific site md sha.ll osess the significace of the find by evaluating the resurce for eligibility for listing on the CRHR md the NRHP. If the rercure is eligible for listing on the CRHR or NRHP ad it would be wbjet to disturbdce or destruction, the etions required in Mitigation Mruures 3,A.5-1a ad 3-4.5-1b shall be implemmted. The overeight agency shall be responsible for approval of reommended mitigation if it is determined to be f@ible in light of the approved lad uws, ad shall implemflt the approved mitigation before resuming construction activities at the achaeological site.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ofthe City ofFol$m'sjurisdictional boudaies must be coordinated by the prcject applicat(s) of ech applieble prcjrct phce with the affeted oversight agency(i*) (i.e., El Dorudo ad./or Srcrmento Counties, or Caltrils).

Mitigation Measure 3A.5i: Susp€trd Ground-Disturbing Activiti€s if Human Remrins are Encountered and Comply with California Healih &nd Stfety Code Procedures. In a@ordmce with the Califomia Health ad Saf€ty Code, if huma remains ile u@vered during ground-disturbing activities, including those csociated with off-site elemens, the prcjct applica(s) ofall prqect phces shall immediately halt all ground-disturbing activities in the dea ofthe find ad notify the applieble county coroner od a professional achaeologist skilled in osteological malysis to detemine the nature of the remains. The oroner is required to emine all discovqies of huma remains within 48 AECOM
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Foisom South ofU.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
CitY of Folsom

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signature tor
Verifi cation of ComplianceEnbrcement
Department.

2. For the two roadway
connections in El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado Comty
Development Seryices
Department.
3 . For the detention b6in west
ofPrairie City Road:

Sacrmento County
Ploning ad Community
Development Depadm@t.

4. For the U.S. 50 interchmge
improvwents: Calfes.

L For all prcject-related
improvemots that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City of Folsm
Community Development
Department.

2. For the two of-site roadway
connections from Folmm
Heights into El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado County
Public Works Departrnent.
3 For the off-site detention
bain west of Prairie City
Road: Ser@flto County
Planing ad Community
Development Departmmt.

4. For the U.S. 50 intqchmge
improvem@ts: Caltrils.
lmplementation
Prcj@t applicilt(s) of
all prcject phres.

Timing
Before issua@ of
building pamits ad
ground-disturbing
rctivities.
titigation ileasure
hours ofreeiving notie ofa disrcvery on private or public lads (Califomia Health ad Safety Code Section 7050.5[b]). Ifthe coroner detmines tiat the remains ae those of a Ndive Amsica, he or she must contact the NAHC by phone within 24 hours of making that detmination (Califomia Health dd Safety Code Section 7050[c]).

After the coronq's findings ae complete, the proj@t appli@t(s), a achaeologist, ad the NAHC-designated MLD shall detemine the ultimate tratm@t ad disposition of the remains ad take appropriate steps to ensure that additional humm intments ae not disturbed. The responsibilities for rcting on notification ofa disrcvery ofNative America humm remains ae identified in Section 5097.9 ofthe Califomia Public Resoures Code.

Upon the discovery ofNative America rmains, the procedures above regading involvement ofthe applicable county rcroner, notification ofthe NAHC, ad identificaiion of il MLD shall be followed. The prqect applicat(s) ofall project phoes shall msure that the immediate vicinity (according to generally accepted cultural or achreological stmdads md practies) is not dmaged or disturbed by further developmst @tivity until consultation with the MLD h6 taken place. The MLD shall have a1 lemt 48 hours after being grmted ecess to the site to insprct the site md make recommendations. A rage ofpossible tr@tments for the remains may be discussed: nondestructive removal ad malysis, presemtion in plrcg relinquishment of the remains md asociated items to the descsdat1 or other culturally appropriate tleatment. As suggested by Assembly Bill (AB) 2641 (Chapter 863, Statutes of2006), the oncmed parties may extend dircussions beyond the initial 48 hours to allow for the discovery ofadditional remains. AB 2641(e) includes a list of site protection m€sures ed states that the prqet applirot(s) shall comply with one or more of the following requirments:
> reord the site with the NAHC or the appropriate Infomation Center, > use e open-sp&e or onswation mning designation or 6wenq or > r@ord adocumflt with the county in which the plopqty is lo@ted.

The prqect applioat(s) or its ruthorized representative of all prcjrct phces shall rebury the Native Amerim hma remains ad csmiated grae goods with appropriate dignity on the property in a location not subject to further subsurfrce disturbace ifthe NAHC is unable to identifl a MLD or if the MLD fails to make a recommendation within 48 hours after being grated uess to the site. The prcject applim(s) or its authorized represotative may als reitrtq the remains in a location not subject to furthq disturba@ if il rejects the rrcommendation of the MLD ad mediation by the NAHC fails to provide m%ures e@ptable to the lildomer. Ground disturbece in the rcne of suspoded activity shall not recommen@ without athorization &om the rchreologist.

Mitigation for the off-site elemots outside ofthe City ofFolsm'sjurisdictional boundoies must be coordinated by the prcject applicat(s) of ech applieble project ph6e with the affected oversight agenry(ies) (i.e., El Dorado ad/or Srcrmento Counties, or Caltrms).

Mitigatior M@sure 3A.7-1a: Prepare Sitespecific G@technical Report per CBC Requirements atrd Impl€ment Appropriate Recommendrtiotrs. Before building permits de issued ad construction rctivities begin ay prcjot development ph6e, the prcject applicdt(s) of@ch projwt phase shall hire a licensed g@technical enginer to prepae a final geotechnical subsurfrce investigation report for the on- ad off-site frcilities, which shall be submitted for review ad approval to the appropriate City or county departmmt (idmtified below). The final gotechniel ogineering report shall address md make re@mmodations on the following:
> site prep{ation;
> soil beaing eprcity;
> appropriate sources ad types offill;
> potential need for soil mqdments;
> road. pavement. ad paking aes;
> structural foundations, including retaining-wall design; > gading practices;
> soil corrosion ofconcrete ild steel;
> aosion/wintoization;
> seismic ground shaking;
> liquefaction; ad
> expasive/unstablesoils.

In addition to the raommendalions for the conditions listed above, the gotechnical investigation shall include subsurface testing of soil ad groundmter @nditions, ad shall detemine appropriate foundation designs that ae onsistent with the vmion of the CBC that is applieble at the time building ad grading pamits re applied for. All re@mmendations contained in the final geotahnical engineering report shall be implemented by the prcjrct applicat(s) of *h prcject phase. Special rcommendations ontained in tlle geotechnical engineering rcport 3A.7 GEOLOGY, SOILS, MINERALS, AND PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCES - LAND Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom
AECOM
22 Mitigalion Monitoring and Reporting Program

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Dated Signatull for
verifi cation of Compliance

1. For all prcject-related
improvemflts that would be
lo€ted within the City of
Folsom: City of Folrcm
Community Development
Depdtment.

2. For the two off-site roadwy
connections from Folsom
Heights into El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado County
Public Works Departmmt.

3. For the off-site detention
bcin west of Prairie City
Road: Sacrmmto County
Plilning ad Community
Development Department.

1. For all prcject-related
improvmmts that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Commmity Development
Department.

2. For the two off-site roadway
connections from Folsom
Heights into El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado County
Public Works Deprtment.
3 . For the off-site detention
bruin west of Prairie City
Road: Sacrmento County
Plmning md Community
Development Department.

4. For the U.S. 50 intochage
improvements: Caltros.

Enlorcement
Project appli@t(s) of
all prcjot phoes.
lmplementation
Project applicat(s) of
all prqect ph6es.

Before tlle start of
construction activities.

Before issuace of
building pmits md
groud-disturbing
rctivities.

Timing
Mitigation Measure 3A.?-3t Prepare and Implement the Appropriate Grading ard f,rosion Control Plan. Before grading pemits ae issuei, the prcjet applicat(s) of ech prq@t th@ that would be located within the City of Folsom shall retain a Ca.lifomia Registered Civil Engineer to prepae a gnding ad oosion contiol pla. The grading ad erosion control pla shall be submitted to the City Public works O{artment Lefore issumce of grading pemits for all new developmot. The ple shall be mnsistmt with the City's Grading Ordind@, the City's Hillside Developmot Guidelines, md the state's NPDES pemit, md shall include the site-spsific grading rsociated with developmmt for all projm pha*s.

For the two off-site loadways into El Dorado Hills, the proj@t appli@t(s) of that phde shall retain a Califomia Registued Civil Enginer to prepae a grading md erosion control pla. The grading ad erosion control pld shall be submitted to the El Dorado County Public Works b"i"tt-"it *Ain" U Dorado Hills Commuity Sewice District before issuace of grading pemits for roadway construction in El Dorado Hilis. The pla shall be consistent with El Dorado County's Cnading, Erosion, md Sediment Control Ordinmce ad the state's NPDES pemi! ed shall include the site-spoific grading 6socia&d with roadway developmot For the off-site detention b6in west of Praide CiE Road, the prcject applicmt(s) ofthat phe shall retain a Califomia Registered Civil Engineer to prepde agrading ad cosion control pla. The grading md erosion conaol pla shall be submitted to the Sacrmento County puflic Works iepartrcnt before issuae of a grading pemit. The pla shall be consistent with Srcmmto Couty's Grading, Erosion, md Sediment Controa Ordin@ce dd the state's NPDES pemit, ed shall include the site-sp@ific grading assciated with @nstruction of the detention basin.

The plus referenced above shall include the location, implemenlation schedule, ed maintenace schedule of all erosion md sediment control measures, a desription of mruures designed to control dust fld stabilize the construction-site road md qtrace, md a description of the location ad methods of stomge ad disposal of construction mterials. Erosion ad sediment ontrol measws could include the use of detotion bmins, bems, srales, wattles, md silt fencing, ad overing or watoing of stockpiled soils to reduce wind erosion. Stabilization on step slopes could include construction of retaining walls ad re*eding with vegetation a.fter construction. Stabilization of @nstruction entrmes to minimize trrckout (aontrol dust) is commonly rchieved by insta.lling filter fabric ed crushed rock to a depth of approximately I foot. The project applicat(s) sha.ll ensure that the @nstruction @ntlactor is tesponsible for srcuring a rcurce of t@sportation md deposition of excdaled materials.

Mitigarion for the off-site elements outside ofthe City ofFolrcm'sjuisdictional bounddies must be @ordinated by the prcject applicat(s) ofeach applicable projet phde with the aff@ted oversight agency(ies) (i.e., El Dorado md/or Sacrmento Countic).

Implmentation of Mitigation Meure 3A.9-l (discussed in Sction 3A.9, "Hydrology ild Water Quality - Lmd") would alrc help reduce erosion-related imp&ts.

Mitigation Measure 3A.7-1b: Monitor Earthwork during Earthmoving Actlviti6. Atl earthwork shall be monitored by a qualified geotahniel or sils engineq retained by the project applicmt(s) of ruh prcject phase. The g@technical or soils mgineer shall provide iversight during all exwation, plrcemmt of fill, ad disposal of matqials removed from ild deposited on both on- md off-site @nstruction de6.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside of the City of Folsm's jurisdictional boudaies must be rcordinated by the prqect applicmt(s) of each applicable prcject ph6e with the affected oversight agency(ies) (i.e., El Dorado ild/or Sadmmto Counties, or Caltres) Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Table I
Mitigation
titigation lleasure
of all new prqect
certification that
shall be noted on the grading plas ad implemented ro appropriate before construction begins. Design ad @nstruction development shall be in rcrcrdace with the CBC. The projrct applicat(s) shall provide for engineaing inspection ad earthwork ha ben perfomed in confomity with r@ommendalions contained in the g€ot@hnical repo.t.

Folsom South of U,S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of FolsomAECOM
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12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signature lor
verifi cdion of ComplianceEnlorcement

1. For all prcject-related
imprcvem$ts that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Communify Dwelopment
Department.

2. For the two off-site roadway
connections from Folsm
Heights into El Domdo
Hills: El Domdo County
Public Works Department.

L For all prq@t-related
improvements that would be
lo@ted within the City of
Folsom: City of Folsm
Community Development
Department.

2. For the two roadway
connections in El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado County
Public Works Depdtment.

City of Folsom Community
Development Department
Saqmento County Planing
ad Community Dwelopment
Department, Califomia
Division of Mines ad
Gwlogy.

1. For all prcject-related
improvmmts that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Development
Department.

2. For the off-site d€tmtion
bruin west of Prairie City
Road: Sermento County
Plmning md Community
Development Department.
lmplementation
Project applicat(s) of
all prcject phues for on-
site md off-site
elements emt of Old
Plrceruille Road.

Prqot applicmt(s) of
all prcject phes.

Prcject applicet(s) of
all project phmes in the
Ione Formalion.

Project applicmt(s) of
all project phces within
the Ione ad Mehrten
Fomatiotrs.

Timing
Before or dwing
qdhmoving astivities.

Before ad during
earthmoving rctivities.

Before issuace of
building psmits fo.
development within the
Ione Formation.

During earthmoving
etivities in the lone md
Mehrten Fomations-
titigation lteasure
Mitigatior M€sure 3d7-4: Prepare a Seismic Refraction Suncy and Obtain Appropriate Pemits for 8ll On-Site end Olf-site Elements East of Old Placewille Road. Before the start of all @nstruction activities sst of Old Plrcwille Road, the prqea applicot(s) for arry disoetionuy dwelopmmt appli@tion shall raain a licowd gotechnical oginer to perfom a seimic refraction swey. Prcj@t-related exevation rctivitio shall be wied out o reommmd by the gotrchnical mginu. Excadion may include the use of hevy-duty equipment such o lage bulldoars or lage excavdors, ad may include bloting. Apprcpriate pmits for blcting operalions shall be obtained from the relevat City or @unty jurisdiction prior to the start of any blcting rctivities.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside of the City of Folsm's jurisdictional boudaies must be oordinated by the prcject applicat(s) of ech applicable project ph6€ with the aff@ted ovosight agency(ies) (i.e., El Dorado md/or Ser@ento Counties).

Mitigation Musure 3A.7-5: Divert Seasonal Water Flows Away from Building Foundations. The prqet applicat(s) of all prqect phcis sha.ll either install subdrains (which typically consist ofpaforated pipe md gravel, sunounded by nonwoven geotextile fabric), or take such other @tions as rcommended by the geotechnical or civil engineer for the projec't that would serue to divert sruonal flows caused by surfee infiltration, water seepagg ad perched water during the winter months away from building foundations.

Mitigatio! [email protected]: Conduct Soil Sampling in Arms of the SPA Ddignsted as MRZS for Klolin Clay and if Found' Delin€ate its Location and Noti$ Led Ag€trcy and the C&lifomiaDivision of Mina and Gologr. The prqect applicmt(s) of all applicable prqrct phces shall retain a licmsed geotechnica.l or soils mginer to aalyze rcil core smples that shall be extrrcted from that portion ofthe SPA zoned MRZ-3 for krclin clay, ru shom on Exhibit 3A,.7-3. In the event that kdin clay is discovered, the City ofFolsom, Srcrmoto County, ad CDMG shall be notified. In addition, the approximate horizontal ad vertical extent of rvailable kaolin clay shall be delineated by the geotechnical or rcils enginer.

Mitigrtion Measure 3A.7-10: Conduct Construction Personnel Education, Stop Work ifPal@trtological Resources are Discovered, A$ss the Significance ofthe Find, and Prepare and Implemeot a Recovery Plan as Required. To minimize potential advose impacts on previously uknom potentially unique, scimtifically importmt paleontological resources, the prcjot applimt(s) of all pro1st ph6es wherc construction would oour in the Ione dd Mehtten Fomations shall do the following:
> Beforc the start of ay edthmoving activities for my prcject ph6e in the Ione or Mehrtm Fomations, the prcject applicet(s) shall retain a qualified paleontologist or dch@logist to train all construction personnel involved with sthmoving rctivities, including the site supsintendent, regading the possibility ofqcountering fossils, the appeaace ad types offossils likely to be sen during construction, ild propo notification proceduro should fossils be mcountered. > Ifpal@ntological resources ae discovered during earthmoving activities, the @nstruction crew shall immediately cese work in the vicinity ofthe find md notify the appropriate lead agmcy (identified below). The prcject applicat(s) shall retain a qualified palmntologist to evaluate the resource ed prepde a r@overy pla in acordace with Society ofVertebrate Paleontology guidelines (1996). The recovqy pla may includg but is not limited to, a field suryey, construction monitoring, mpling dd dala re@Yery prccedures, museum storage coordination for ay specimm reovsed, ild a report offindings. Reommendations in the reaovery pla that ae detmined by the lead agency to be nsessary ild fedible shall be implemmted before construction rctivities ca resume at the site where the palmntological rercurces were disovered.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ofthe City ofFolsom's jurisdiaional boundaies must be coordinated by the project applicmt(s) of ech applicable prcject phce with the affected ovqsight agency(ies) (i.e., Sacrmento County).

Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom 35
AECOM
Mfigation Monitoring and Reporling Program

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Dated Signature lor
vedfi cation of Compliance
l For all project-related
improvemats that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City of Folrcm
Community Development
Department.

2. For the off-site water
feilities within
Unin@rporated Sumento
Couty or tbe City of
Racho Cordova:

Sacrmento County
Plmning od Community
L For all prcjct-related
improvements that would be
located within the City of
Folsom; City of Folsm
Community Developmat
Department.

2. For the off-site e"tq
facilities within
Unin@rporated Sdmqto
County or the City of
Rmcho Cordova:

Srcmento County
Planing ad Commwity
Developmmt Depadment or
City of Rilcho Cordova
Plilning Deparhnent.

Enforcement

1. For all project-related
improvemmts that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City of Folsm
Communlty Developm@t
Department.

2. For the off-site water
feilities within
Unincoeorated Saqmento
County or the City of
Rmcho Cordova:

Sermsto Couty
Planing md Community
Dryelopmqt Depafment or
City of Racho Cordova
Plilning Depdtrnqt.
lmplmentation: City
of Folrcm Utilities
Depatment
City of Folrcm Utilities
Departm@t
lnplenentation
City of Folsom Utilities
Department
Pdorto completion of
enginering plas for all
o$site Water Frcilities
Prior to completion of
mgineoing plas for all
off-site watd Facilities.

Timing
Priorto completion of
oginering plas for all
oFsite water Frcilities.

Mitigation M€sure 38.7-4: Implement Corrosion Prot€ction Mesures.

As detemined appropriate by a licensed geotrchnical or civil qgineer, the City shall ensue that all undsground netallic fittings, appurtenaes, ad piping include a cathodic protection systfl to plot@t these f&ilities from mnosion.

Mitigation Mersur€ 38.?-lb: Incorporate Pipeline Failure Contingency M€asurcs Into Fitral Pipeline Dwign. Isolation valves or simii-a devies shall be incorporated into all pipeline facilities to prevent substatial losses of surface tater i! the ryent ofpipeline ruphre, m reommended by a licdsed geotechnical or civil engineer. The specifietions ofthe irclalion valves shall conform to the CBC ad Amerim Water Works Assciation stmdads.
and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specilic Plan Project Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring
titigation teasure
Mitigation Measure 38.7-1a: Preparc Geolehnical Report(s) for the Off-site Water Faciliti$ rnd Implement Required Measure.

Faciiity d6ign for all Otr-site Watq F@ility components shall comply with the sitespecific design rcommendatiors o provided by a licensed goiechnical or civil enginer to be retained by the City. The final gotmhnical ad./or civil engineering report shall address md make r@ommendations on the following:
> site prepdation;
> rcil baing caprcity;
> appropriate soures ad types of fill;
> potential ned for soil mendmmts;
> road, pavement, ild p{king d6;
> structuralfoundations,includingretaining-walldesign;
> grading practies;
t soil corrosion ofconcrete md steel;
> sosion/winterization;
> wismicgroundshaking;
> liquefaction; ad
> expasive/ustablesoils.

In addition to the recommendations for the conditions listed above, the gotechnical investigation sha.ll include subsurface testing of soil md groundwater onditions, ad shall detmine appropriate foundalion designs that de consistqt with the v6ion of the CBC that is applicable it the time building md grading pemits ae aptlied for. All r@ommendations @ntained in the final gotechniel mginwing report shall be implemented by the City.

Folsom South ofU.S. Highway 50 Specifc Plan
City of FolsomAECOM
Mfigation Monitoring and Reporling Program Jb

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Dated SignaturE for
verifi cation of Compliance
I . For all prq ect-related
improvments that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: Crty ofFolsom
Community Development
Department-

2. For the off-site detention
bcin west of Prairie City
Road: Sermflto County
Environmental Maagment
Depatment.

3. Other regulatory agencies,
such c Califomia
Department of Toxic
Substmces Control, or
Central Valley Regional
Water Quali$ Control
Boad, c appropriate.

Developmst Department or
City of Rdcho Cordova
Planing Departmmt.

L For all prcj@t-related
improvements that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Developmat
Department.

2. For the off-site r?ter
frcilities within
Unin@rporated Saq@6to
Couty or the City of
Rmcho Cordova:

Sacrmento County
Ploning md Comunity
Development Depatmenl or
City of Racho Cordova
Planing Department.

Enforcement
Before md during
earthmoving activities.
lmplementation
City of Folsom Utilities
Depatment
Projeat applicat(s) of
all project phes for
dy diqetionary
development
application.

During earthmoving
activities in the
Rovobak, Ione, ad
Mehrtm Fomations 6
shom in Wagner et al,
r981.

Timing
Mitigation Msure 3A.8-2: Complete ltrvcstigations Related to the Extert to Wbich Soil and/or Groundwater May Have Ben Contaminated ir Ar6s Not Cov€red by the Phase I atrd fI Environm€ntal Site Assssments and Implemetrt Requir€d Measures. The projct applicat(s) for ay dircretionary development appli@tion shall conduct Phm I Environmental Site As*ssments (where a Phare I Lonot ben conduaed), md ifnweswry, Phas II Environmental Site Assessments, ad/or other appropriate testing for all {ed ofthe SPA ud include, a nrcessay, aalysis of rcil md/or groundwater wples for the potential aontamination sites that have not yet been covered by previous investigations (c shom in Exhibit 34.8-1) before construction activities begin in those aeo. Re@mmmdations in the Phas I dd iI Envircnmqtal Site Asssments to address ey contmination that is found shall be implemented before initiating groutd-disturbing activities in these dss.

The prqect appli@t(s) shall implement the following moures before ground-disturbing etivities to reduce health haads arcciated with potmtial exposure to huildous substances:
> Prepae a pla that identifies ily necessary remediation activities appropriate for propored on- ad off-site uses, including excavation ad removal of on-site aontminated soils, redistribution of clem fill material in the SPA, ad closure of my abadoned mine shafis. The plm shall include mesures that ensure the safe trasport, usg od disposal of @ntaminated soil ad building debris removed from the site. In the event that contminated groundwater is en@untered during site excavation activitis, the @ntr@tor shall report the @ntmination to the appropriate regulatory agencies, dewald the exevaled aea, ad treat the contminated groudwder to remove contminmts before dirchdge into the sdittry swq system. The prcject applimt(s) shall be required to comply with the plm md applicable Federal, state, ad loca.l laws. The plm shall outline mecwc for sprcific hmdling 4d reporting procedures for hadous materials ed disposal ofhzadous matqials removed from the site at a apprcpriate off-site disposal frcility. > Noti& the appropriate Federal, state, ad local agencies if widme of prwiously undiscovered soil or groundwter contamination (e.g, stained soil, odorous groundwater) is ocounttred duing construction activities. Any contminated ued sha.ll be remediated in accordace with reommendations made by the Sacrmento County Environmenta.l Mmagflent Depaiment, Cental Valley RWQCB, DTSC, md/or other approp.iate Federal, state, or local regulatory agencies > Obtain o asessment @nduated by PG&E ad SMUD pertaining to the contents of ay existing pole-mounted ttesfomqs located in the SPA. The opssmmt shall detqmine whether existing on-site el@tical trilsformers ontain PCBs md whethu there ae my records of spills from such equipmmt. If equipment containing PCB is identified, the maintenae ad/or dispoul of the hasfomer shall be subj@t to the regulations of the Toxic Substd@s Control Act under the athority of the Semento County Environmental Health Departmenr.

Monitoring and Repo?ting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Table 1
Mitigation
titigation lleasurc
Mitigation M€sure 38.7-5: Conduct Construction P€6ontrel Education, Stop Work ifPalontological R€sources are Discov€r€d, Assess the Significance ofthe Find, and Prepare and Implem€nt a Recovery Plao rs Required. To minimize potential adverse imprcts on previously unknom potentially unique, si@tifically impoftet paleontological rercurces, the City shall implement appropriate medures during onstruction of the Offsite Water F@ility improvements. These mruures sha1l be required for construction etivities at the following locations: (l ) Grat Line Road, south of SR l6; (2) Florin road, eot of Excelsior Road; (3) Gerber Road, at ofExcelsior Road; (4) White Rock Road, east ofPrairie City Road; ad (5) Prairie City Road ad shall include:
> Before the start of my eathmoving activities for ay prqect phme in the Rivobak Fomation, the project applicat(s) shall retain a qualified paleontologist or {ch@logist to train all construstion posonnel involved with earthmoving aaivities, including the site ilperintmdq! regdding the possibility of encountering fossils, the appeame od typo offossils likely to be s@n dudng construction, ad proper notification procedures should fossils be scountered. > Ifpaleontological resoures ae discovoed during earthmoving activities, the construction crew shall immediately cease work in the vicinity of the find md notify Srcrmento County Plming ad Community Developmmt Depanm@t. The project appli@t(s) shall raain a qualified paleontologist to evaluate the resoure ad prepae a reovery pla in rcordace with Society of Vertebrate Palrcntoiogy guidelines (1996). The remvery pla may include, but is not limited to, afield suruey, construction monitoring smpling ad data rcowy procedures, museum storage oordination for my specimen reovaed, ad a report of findings. Rercmmmdations in the r@overy plm that ae detemined by the County to be ne€ssary md feoible shall be implemented before construction etivities @ rcsume at the site where the paleontological resouces wqe discovered. 3A.8 HAZARDS AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS - LAND
Folsom South of U,S. HigtMay 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom
AECOM
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Table 1
Mitigation Monito.ing and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Poect Dated Signdure for
Verifi cation of ComplianceEnio@menl

1. For a.ll project-related
improvemmts that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Development
Depetmeat.

2. For the of-site detention
bruin west olPrairie City
Road: Selmmto County
Planing md Community
Development Department.

1. For all prcjst-relded
improvwmts that would be
localed within the City of
Folsom: City of Folwm
Comuity Developmmt
Deparbnflt.
2 For fte off-site detmtion
b6in wst of Prairie City
Road: Sam@to Couty
Planing md Comunity
Developm@t Departmqt.

3. U.S. Enviromental
Prot@tion Agqcy, Califomia
Departrnmt of Toxic
Substacs Conaol, ad/or
Cmtal Valley Regional
Wds Qulity Control Bod4
Aoojet Goraal Corporaion,
a appropriate.

L For all project-related
improvemqts that would be
loeted within the City of
Folsom: City of Folrcm
Commuity Developmmt
Department.

2. For the off-site detention
bcin west of Prairie City
Road: Src!ilflto County
Plmning ad Community
Dryelopment D€paltmqt.
lmplementation
Project applicats(s) for
activities that would
occur in the Are 40
bounday or on aeru
used for groundwater
monitoring ed other
remediation activities.

Prcject applicmt(s) for
activities within the
Ar@ 40 boundary or on
lmds ured for
monitoring or other
remediation-related
etivities.

Prqot applicat(s) for
etivities that would
occur in the Area 40
bounday or on aeru
used for groudwater
monitoring md othq
remediation activities.

Timing
Ongoing to the
satisfaction ofEPA
DTSC ad/or the
Central Valley
RWQCB.

Before the approval of
grading plms ad during
construction rctiYities
within the Area 40
boundry, off-site
detqtion basin, or on
lads used for
monitoring or otho
remediati on-related
etivities.

Before approval offinal
maps md/or issuace of
pemits for sales trailers
ad model homes within
the Ar€ 40 bounddy,
the oFsite detention
basin, or lads subjct to
monitoring or othq
remediation activities.
llitigation teasurc
Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ofrhe City ofFolsm'sjurisdictional boundaies must be coordinated by the project applicmt(s) of each applicable prqect phoe with the affected ovssight agscy(ies) (i.e., Sacrmento County).

Mitigstion Measure 3A.8-3a: Require the Project Applicant(s) to Cooperate with Aercjet and Regulatory Ag€ncis to Presewe, Modifo, or Close Exfuting Groundwater Monitoring Wells. The project applicilt(s) for ay paniculo discretionary developmmt thal would occur in or adj@nt to the Ar€ 40 boundary shall consult with Aqojet, EPA, DTSC, ad/or the Cmtral Valley RWQCB or ay su@essor in intsest to establish the preswation, modification, or closure of existing groundwater monitoring wells. Ifnecessary, Aerojet, or my su@essr may purchase lots or obtain aocess agr@m6ts from the project applicmt(s) to maintain @ess to monitoring wells ad/or remediation systems. Ifgroundwater wells ae to be affected by proposed tentative maps, then the project applicet(s) or sucessors shall provide the City with evidence that the relocation, modification, or closue ofthe well(s) is approved by the appropliate agqds s pat of the City's final map approval proess ad before development.

The prqeat appli@t(s) for activities related to the off-site detention b6in lo@ted outside of the City of Folsom's jurisdictional boudaies must be @ordinated by the prcject applimt(s) with Sacrmento County.

Mitigation Measure 3A.8-3b: Coordinate Development Activities to Avoid Interference with Remediation Activitig. The prcject applicmt(s) for ay particula discretionary developmqt that would occur in or adjrent to the Area 40 boundary shall provide notice to Aercjet or my successor in interest md DTSC, the Central Valley RWQCB, ad the Crty of Folrcm of the location, nature, dd dwation of @nstruction activities le6t 30 days before @nstruction activities begin in aeo on or ned property with current or planed r@ediation activities (Area 40). Remedial actions, as required by DTSC, RWQCB, ad/or the EPA, may include, but 4e not limited to:
> ded restrictions on lad ad groundwata use;
> requirments for building ventilation, heating ad air conditioning design; > monitoring;
> installation of vertical bmiers;
> biological, chmical, md/or physical treatment;
> extrrction or excavation; ad/or
> pump ad tl@t activities.

Before the approval ofgrading plms which include aeas within the Ar€ 40 bomdary or lhe off-site detention boin, the project applicat(s) shall onsult with Aerojet, EPA, DTSC, ad/or the Central Valley RWQCB or ey succesrcr to *hedule the timing of construction activities to prevent potential conflicts with investigation ad remediation activities.

The prcject appli@t(s) for activities related to the off-site detention bain located outside ofthe City ofFolsom's jurisdictional bomdries must be coordinated by the project applicat(s) with Srcrmoto County.

Mitigation Measure 3A.8-3c: Provide Written Notifietion to the City that, as required by EPA' DTSC, and the Cetrtral Vall€y RWQCB, -Required Notification Oblig.tions and/or Easements Have Ben Fullilled to Ensure that Construction Activiti6 Do Not Irterfere with Rem€dial Actions,
Pursuet to their oversight over investigations ofhzudous substeces ild detemination ofremedial action, EPA ad/or DTSC establish, c appropriate, d@d restrictions (e.g., restrictions on future groundsder usc or future lad uses) or easments (e.g., @ntinued @cess to groundwater rells dd pipelines) on property with csocialed notice requiremots. The projet applicat(s) for all such aff&ted prqect activities, located within the Are 40 boundary, the off-site detention basin; or lads subj@t to monitoring or other remediation rctivities shall provide notification in witing to the City (or Sermqto County for the off-site detention bain) that said required notification obligations have been fulfilled. Evidence ofthe method of notification required by EPA mdlor DTSC shall be submitted to the City before approval of tentative maps or improv@ent plms.

The prcject applicat(s) for such affected prcjst activities shall coordinate with the Crty to include this provision c part oftatative map approval within the Are 40 boundary or lads subject to moniloring or othc remediation activities. The projot applicat(s) shall coordinate with Sacrmento County for such affected prcject activities pettaining to the off-site detention bruin.

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside of the City of Folsm's jurisdictional boudaies must be rcordinated by the prqect applicat(s) of ach applicable prcj@t ph6e with the affected oversight agency(ies) (i.e., Srcrmento County).

Mitigation for the off-site elmmts outside of the City of Fol$m's jurisdictional boundaies must be coordinated by the prcject applicat(s) ofeach applicable prcject ph6e with the affected oversight agency(ies) (i.e., Srcrilento County).

AECOM la
Folsom Soufr of U.S. Highway 50 Specifc Plan
City of FolsomMitigaton Monitoring and Reporting Program

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Table I
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Prcject Dated Signature for
verifi caiion of ComplianceEnforcement
For all project-related
improvements that would be
loca&d within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Development
Department; U.S.

Environmental Prot@tion
Ag*"y.
l For all prcjst-related
improv@ents that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom Firc
Depdtment.

2. For the off-site roadway
onnections in El Dorado
Couty: El Dorado County
Shsif s Departnqt.

L City of Folsm Community
Development Deprtment.
2 Folsom Cordova Unified
School District.
l. Fo! all project-related
imprcvements that would be
lo@ted within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Dwelopment
Department.

2. For the off-site detfltion
basin rest of Pmirie City
Road: Srcrmento-Yolo
Mosquito fld Vector
lmplementation
Prqect applicmt(s) in
onsultation with the
City, Aqojet, dd U.S.

Environmental
Protection Agqcy for
rctivities that would
occur in the Community
Pdk West d@.

Project applirot(s) md
contretor(s) of all
prcject phases in which
blasting would be
employed.

ProJwt applicilt(s) of
all prqect phaes for
ay particula
disqetionary
development entitlement
in the vicinity ofhigh-
tension trmsmission
lines.

Prqrct applicmt(s) of
all prcj@t phases
containing mtd
fetues.

Timing
Prior to approval of
tqtative maps within
the Community Pak
West rea
At the submission of
tentative map
applietions.

At the submission of
tentative map
applications.

Before issuace of
grading pemits for the
prcjelt wats features.
ilitigation lteasure
Mitigstion Measure 3A.&3d: Lend Use Restrictions for Contaminated Soil and Groundwater within Are 40 as depicted on the Remedial Ratrictiotrs Ars Exhibit 3.d8-9. Prior to approval ofay tentative maps, improvement plms, or discretionary project approvals for locations within Area 40, c depicted in the Remedial R$trictions Ars (Exhibit 3,{.8-9), the prcject applicmt(s) shall designate those deas that tre subject to off-gasing haads in excess of m indoor air stadild, 6 opo sprc or pak use, a required by the City ad Aercja in consultation with the EPA. Areo designated for op@ space or pak under this mitigation meure shall be detemined by the City ad by Aerojet in consultation with the EPA using risk calculations (completed in @ordece with EPA's 1989 Risk Assesment Guiddnce for Superfund IEPA/5aOll-89-OO2l ed DTSC'S 1992 Supplementql Cilidance for Humdh Hqlth MultimediL Risk Assessments ofHanrdow W6te Sites and Pemified Facilities 6d 1,994 Preliminary Endmgement Assessmenl Cilidmce Mmwl, ot ilch guidmce as may be in place at the time risk as*ssment is perfomed) for exposure to off-grosing from either rcil or groundwatq b6ed oa det@ted PCE ad TCE con@tations. The project applicmt(s) for such affected aeas located within Ar@ 40 d depicted on the Remedial Restrictions Area Exhibit

34.8-9 shall implement this measure as part oftentative map applications or other discr€tionary prcject approvals whm such applications ae submitted to the City.

If the portions of Ara 40 that de designated for pak md open sp@e use de not available for use as pak ad open sprce ru identified in the SPA concunmtly with sunounding dwelopment that crqtes dmmd for pak ad opfl spee use, the prcjst applicmt(s), md the omqs of led within the SPA shall identifi ad the City may rezone equivalent aqeage of suitable pak md open spre 1ad within the SPA for developmmt s interim or pemeent prk ild opm sp@ to meet the then curetrt demed.

Mitigation M@sure 3A.&5: Prepare and Implement a Blasting Safety Platr in Cotrsultation with a Qualilied Blryter, To redu@ the potfltial for oidental injury or death related to bldting, contraclors whos work on the SPA will include bloting shall prepae ad implmmt a blasting ufety pla. This plm shall be created in oordinaion with a qualiJied blasler, d defined by the Construction Safety ad Health Outrerch Progrm, Subpart U, Section 1926.901, ed distributed to all appropride membos of rcnstruqtion tems. The pla shall apply to prcject applicmt(s) of all projec phces in which blcting would be mployed. The plm shall include, but is not limited to:
> storage l@ations that meet ATF stand{ds contained in 27 CFR Part 55; > safety requirements for workers (e.g., daily *fety metings, personal prot€tive equipment); > a aoident mmagemmt ple that @nsidm misfire (i.e. explosive fails to detonate), mexpeted ignition, md flyrock; od > m6ues to protect suounding property (e.g., netting mounc@ent of dates of exp@ted bl6ting, bmi€des, ad odible md visual wings).

Up@ completion of a bloting ufety pla, the project appli@(s) contactor shall scue my required pmits from the City of Folsom Fire D€partnent md the El Dorado Cowty Shoiffs Departmmt for bloting activities in Srcrmmto County ad El Dorado County, respotively.

Mitigaion for the off-site elemqts outside of the City of Folrcm's jurisdictional boudaies must be coordimted by the projct applicat(s) of wh applicable prcjec phoe with the affeaed ovosight agmcy(iet (i.e., El Dorado County).

Mitigation Mqsure P3A.&6: Prudent Avoidance and Notilication ofEMF Exposure. Potentia.l purchasos ofraidential properties ned the trasmission lines shall be made awae of the controversy sunounding EMF exposure. The Califomia Dep{hnent of R@l Estate shall be requested to insert m appropriate notification into the applicmt's final Subdivision Public Repod application, which shall be provided to purchoers ofproperties within 1 00 feet from the I 00-1 I 5kV power line , or within 1 50 feet from the 220-230 kV powq line . The notification would include a discussion ofthe scientific studies md conclusions rmhed to date, ackrowledge that the noti{ication distmce is not brued on spcific biological evidace, but rathq, the distace whoe brckground lwels may increce, md provide that given some unc€rtainty in the dat4 this notifietion is merely provided to allow purchoers to make o infomed decision.

Mitig&tion Measure 3A-8-7: Prepare snd Implement r Vector Control Plan in Consultation with ihe SacramentFYolo Mosquito and Vector Cotrtrol DistricL To ensure that operation ad design ofthe stomwaler system, including multiple planed detention bcins, is consistent with the recommmdations of the Srcruento-Yolo Mosquito ad V@tor Control District regading mosquito conhol, the project applicet(s) olall project ph6es shall prepde dd implement a Vector Control Pla. This pla shall be prepaed in coordination with the Srcrmento-Yolo Mosquito dd Vector Control Distict dd shall be submitted to the City for approval before issumce of the grading pemit for the detention bains under the City'sjurisdiction. For the off-site detention b6in, the pla shall be submitted to Srcrmento County for approval before issuuce of the grading pemit for the off-site detmtion bcin. The pla sha.ll incorporate speaific mruues deemed sufiiciqt by the City to minimize public health risks from mosquitoes, ad 6 @ntained within the Sermento-Yolo Mosquito dd Vector Control Disfiict BMP Maual (Sermento-Yolo Mosquito dd V@tor Control Dstrict 2008). The plm shall include, but is not limited to, the following components: '
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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signaturc for
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Contol Distict.
l For all prcject-related
improv@ents that would be
locaed within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Development
Department.

2. For the off-site wats
frcilities constructed within
S&rmflto County or the
City of Rmcho Cordova:

Sacrmqto County
EnYironmental Mmagement
Department.

3. Other regulatory agetrcies,
such as Califomia
Department of Toxic
Substaces Control, or
Central Valley Regional
Water Qua.lity Control
Boad, c appropriate.
lmplementation
City of Folsom Utilities
Department
Timingtitigation teasurc
> Description ofthe prcj@t.
> Dewription of detention bcins ad all water features md feilities that would @ntrol on-site watq levels. > Goals of the pla.
> Description of the wter maagem@t elements md fedures that would be implemented, including:
. BMPS that would implemsted on-site;
. public education md awaenss;
. smitary methods u*d (e.g., disposal ofgabage);
. -orquito *nt.ol methods used (e.g., fluctuating water levels, biological agats, pesticides, lmrcides, circulating water); ad . stommter milagement (@nsistent with Stomwater Maagement Plil) > Long-term maitrtenace ofthe detention boins ad all related frcilities (e.g., specific ongoing enforceable onditions or maintenace by a hom@mer's ssociation).

To reduce the potential for mosquitoes to reproduce in the detmtion basins, the proj@t applicmt(s) shall coordinate with the Srcrmento-Yolo Mosquito ad Vector Conhol District to id@tifu ad inplment BMPs bared on their potential effctiveness for SPA conditions. Potential BMPs could include, but de not limited to, the following:
. build shoreline perimeters 6 st@p md unifom c prrcticable to discourage dense plilt growth; . pufom routine maintenace to reduce mergent pldt densities to facilitate the ability of mosquito predators (i.e., fish) to move throughout vegetated ae4
. design distribution piping ad containment bcins with adequate slopes to dnin fully ild prevmt studing water. The design slope should take into considuation buildup ofsediment betwen maintenme periods. Compaction during grading may also be needed to avoid shimping md rettling;
. coordinate claing of etch bmins, drop inlets, or stom drains with mosquito treatrnent operations; . enforce the prompi removal of silt screns installed during construction when no longer n€ded to protect water quality; . ifthe sump, vault, or brin is sealed against mosquitoes, with the exeption ofthe inlet md outlet, submerge the inlet ild oudet completely to redue the available surfrc dea ofwater for mosquito egg-laying (fmale mosquitoes ca fly through pipes); md . design structures with the appropriate pumping, piping, valves, or other noessa4r equipment to allow for easy dwatoing ofthe unit if necesury (Srcrmento Yolo Mosquito ad Vector Control Dishict 2008).

The prcject applicat(s) ofthe projet phce containing the off-site detention b6in shall coordinate mitigation for the oFsite with the affected ovesight (i.e., Sacr@mto County).

Mitigation M6ure 38.&1a: Tratrsport, Store, and Handl€ Construction-Releted H&ardotrs Materials in Compliancewith Relev.trt Regulaiions and Guidelins.

The City shall qsure, through the enforcement of ontrrctual obligations, thd a.ll ontrrctors traspo't, store, od hadle construction-related hzadous materials in a maner @nsistent with relevmt regulations ad guidelines, including those recommmded ild flforred by Caltras, Cenhal Valley RWQCB, local fire depatments, md the County mvironmental health deparbnot.

Roommmdations shall include as appropriate tresporting md storing materials in appropriaie md approved containers, mainuining required cleaaces, ad hodling materials using applicable Federal, state ad/or local regulatory agency protocols. In addition, all precautions required by the Centnl Valley RWQCB-issued MDES @nstruction activity stomwater pemits shall be taken to ssure that no hzadous materials enter ay nedby wateMays.

In the evqt of a spill, the City shall ensue, through the enforcement ofconbetual obligations, that all confiactors immediately @ntrol the source of ay leak md immediately ontain my spill utilizing appropriate spill containmqt md countemmures. If required by the local hre departments, the local qvironmental health department, or my oths rcgulatory agency, contminated media shall be collected ad dispowd of at m off-site facility approved to accept such media The storage, hadling, ad use of the construction-related headous matqials shall be in rcordace with applicable Fedaal, state, ad local laws. Comtruction-related headous materials ad hzadous wctes (e.g., fuels ad wate oils) shall be stored oay from stre@ chenels ad steep bmks to prevent thse materials from entering surfae watos in the flmt of m ecidental reIrue. These matqials shall be kept at sufficient distmce (at lrut 500 fet) from neaby residocc or other sensitive lmd uses. This includes materials stored for expected use, materials in equipment ad vehicles, ad wste materials.

38.8 HAZARDS AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS -WATER
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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signaturc for
verifi cation ol ComplianceEn{orcement
l. For all proj@t-related
improvments that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Development
Depadment.
2 Fortheoff-sitewater
feilities constructed within
Sacrmento County or the
City of Rilcho Cordova:

Srcrmento County
Environmental Maagemmt
Department.
3 . Othq regulatory agencies,
such as Califomia
Depafiment ofToxic
Subst@ces Control, or
Central Valley Regional
Water Qualrty Control
Boad, o appropriate.

1. For all project-related
improvements that would be
lo€ted within the City of
Folsom: City of Folsm
Commuity Developmmt
Department.

2. For the off-site water
frcilities construaed within
Sacrmento County or the
City of Racho Cordova:

Sermento Couty
Environmmtal Maagement
Department.

3. othq regulatory agencies,
such as Califomia
Department of Toxic
Substmces Cottrol, or
Central Valley Regional
Water Quality Control
Boad, ro appropriate.

L For all prcj@t-related
improvements that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Communlty Developmmt
Department.

2. For the off-site watq
facilities construaed within
Srcrmento Couty or the
City of Rilcho Cordova:
lmplementdion
City of Folsom Utilities
Depadment
City of Folsom Utilities
Department
City of Folsom Utilities
Depadment
Timing
Prior to construction ad
operation of all Off-site
Wats Frcilities
Prior to @nstruction of
all Oflsite Water
Facilities
Prior to conslruction of
all Off-site water
F@ilities
ilitigation ileasure
Mitigstion M@lurc 3B.&1b: Prepare and Implement a Huardous Materials Msnagemctrt Plan.

The City shall prepile a H&trdous Maleriais Milagement Plm (HMMP) for the proposed WTP. The HMMP shall provide for safe storage, containmot, md disposal of chmicals md haadous malerials related to WTP operations, including wdte materials. The pla shall include, but shall not be limited to, the following:
> a desoiption of huadous materials ed hadous Mstes;
> a description of hmdling, trasport, treatnent, ad disposal procedures, as relevdt for each haadous material or hadous wote; > prepuedness, prevqtion, @ntingency, md emergency proedures, including emergency contact information; > A description of personnel aaining including, but not limited to: ( I ) rsognition of existing or potential haads resulting from accidental spills or other releces; (2) implmentation of eveuation, notification, ed other emergmcy responre proedures; (3) maagement, Jwaeness, md hadling of hmdous materials md hzadous wctes, a required by their level of responsibility; > Instructions on keeping Materials Safety ed Data Sheets (MSDS) on-site for each on-site, hzadous chmical; > Identification ofthe loetions ofhzrydous malqial storage deas, including temporary storage deas, which shall be equipped with wcondary ontainment sufficient in size to contain the volume of the lilgest @ntainer or tmk; md > A d*cription of equipment maintenile proedures.

The HMMP shall be made a condition of contractual obligation ad shall be available for rwiw by construction inspectors dd implemmtation complimce shall be monitored.

Mitigation Me$ure 38.8-5a: Conduct Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessm€nt for Selected Alignment. Prior to construction, the City shall conduct a Phase I Environmqtal Site Assssment according to Amcicm Society for Testing ad Materials (ASTM) protocol for the wlected conveyece pipeline alignmot, pump stalion, well, ed WTP site. If ay hzadous materials or w6te sites de id@tified during the Phe I Environmenta.l Site AsFssment, the City shall implement Mitigation Meaure 3 8-5b Mitigation Measure 38.&5b: Develop and Implement r Remediation Plan. If detemined necessary to mitigate for potential hedds resuliing from disturbmce of existing contminated reas, the extent of contminalion from huddous materials sites within or adjeent to the Off-site Water Frcilities constuction dea shall be delin€ted during final design. Disturbd@ to contaminated des during Of-site Water Frcilities construction shall be avoided, or ay work done within contminated aea shall be undqtakm in compliace with standads approved by the DTSC or Sacrmento County Departrnent of Environmental Hea.lth to ensure that hzadous materials will not be relmed as a result of the ground disturbae.

Additionally, if unidentified contminated soil or groundwater ae encountered, or if susp@ted contilination is scountered duing my construction activities, work shall be halted in the il@ of potstial exposure, dd the fype ad extent of contmination shall be identified. A qualified professional, in consultation with appropriate regulatory agencies, will tho develop ad implement a pld to rdediale the contmination ild prcpoly dispose of the contminated material.

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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Prcject Dated Signatu]e for
verification of ConplianceEnforcement
Srcrmento County
Environmqtal Meagment
Department.
3 . Other regulatory agencies,
such as Califomia
Department of Toxic
Substm6 Control, or
Cmtral Valley Regional
Watq Quality Control
Boad, c appropriate.

1. For all project-related
improvments that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Commuity Developmdt
Departm€nt.

2. For the off-site water
facilities constructed within
Sacrmento County or the
City of Rucho Cordova:

Srcrm@to County Fire
Departmqt
L For all prqject-related
improvemmts that would be
lo€ted within the Crty of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Commuity Developmat
Department.

2. For the off-site water
frcilities constructed within
Srcmento County or the
City of Racho Cordova:

Sacrmento County Fire
Depaltment.

1. For all prcject-related
improvments that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Development
Department.

2. For the two roadway
connections in El Dorado
Hills: El Dondo County
Depatmqt of
Trmsportation.
3 . For the detention bcin rest
lmplementation
City of Folsom Utilities
Department
City of Folsom Utilities
Department
Project appli@t(s)
during all projea phrcs
ad on-site md off-site
elements.

Timing
Prior to @nstruction ad
opmtion of all Off-site
Water Facilities
Prior to construction ad
opoation of all Off-site
Water Feilities
Submittal ofthe State
Construction Geneml
Permit NOI ad SWPPP
(where applicable) md
development md
submittal of ay other
locally required plms
ad specifietions
before the issuae of
grading pemits for all
on-site projrct phms
md off-site elemqts
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Mitigation Measure 38.&7a: Keep Constructiotr Are C1€r of Combustible Maierisls. The City shall ensure, through the enforcment of contetual obligations that during construction, staging a@, welding dru, or aeo slated for development using spak-producing equipment shall be cleded ofdried vegetation or other materials that ould rerve o fire fuel. The contractor sha.ll kep thee aru clw of combustible materials in order to maintain a firebreak. Any construction equipmqt that nomally includes a spak mester shall be equipped with a mster in god working order. This includes, but is not limited to, vehicles, hevy equipment, ad chainsam.

Mitigatiotr Measure 38.&7b; Provide Accessible Fire Suppr€ssion Equipmetrt. Work crws shall be required to carry or have sufiicimt fire suppression equipmmt to qsure that ay fire resulting from @nstruction @tivities is immediately extinguished. All off-road equipment using intemal combustion engines shall be equipped with spak uestoru. ' Mitigrtion Measure 3A.9-1: Acquire Appropriate Regulatory Permits ttrd Prepsre and Implement SWPPP rnd BMPS. Prior to the issuace of gnding permits, the prcject applicat(s) of all prcjects disturbing one or more acres (including phced onstruction of smller aes which ae pbrt of a lago prq ot) shall obtain @ver€e uoder the SWRCB's NPDES stomwater pemit for general conslruction activity (Ordo 2009-0009-DWQ), including prepdation md submittal of a prcject-specific SWPPP at the time the NOI is filed. The prcject applimt(s) shall also prepae ad submit ay oths necessary erosion ad *diment control ad engineoing plas ad specifications for pollution prevention ed @ntrol to Srcrmento County, City of Folrcrn, El Dondo County (forthe off-site roadways into El Dorado Hills undo the Proposed Project Alt@ative). The SWPPP ad other appropriate plms shall identiry ad specify:
> the use ofa effective combination ofrobust erosion ad sediment control BMPs ad construction t@hniques @cepted by the local jurisdictions for use in the prq@t a€ at the time of consauction, that sha.ll reduce the potential for runoffmd the relrug mobilization, ad exposure ofpollutats, including legacy sources ofmercury from prcject-related @nstruction sites. Ther may include but would not be limited to temporary erosion ontrol ad soil stabilization measures, *dimentaiion ponds, inlet prot@tion, prforated risu pipes, 3A.9 HYDROLOGY AND WATER QUALIW . LAND
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Vedfi cation of Compliance
L For all prqject-rclated
improvemmts that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Public Works Depilhnent.

2. For the two roadway
connections in El Dorado
. Hills: El Domdo County
Department of
Trasportation.

Enforement
of Pnirie City Road:

Sacrmento Cowty
Plmning ad Community
Development Departmfl t.

4. For the U.S. 50 interchmge
improvements: Caltrms.

5. For all construction
activities subjEt to the
state's Construction Gsqa.l
Pemit ed violators of local
ordinmces refwed to the
state for enforc@ent:

Central Valley Regional
Watq Qua.lity Control
Bord.

Prcject applicut(s)
during all on-site prcject
phoes ad off-site
elements.
lmplementation
Before approval of
grading plas md
building permits ofall
prcjrct phoes.
ad implementation
throughout project
construction.

Timing
Mitig&tion Mssure 3A.9-2: Prepare and Submit Final Drainage Plans rnd Implement R€quiremetrts Contlined itr Those Plans' Befol the approval ofgrading plms ad building pemits, the prqect applicat(s) ofall projec phrees shall submit final drainage plas to the City, ad io El Dorado County for the of-site roadway connections into El Dorado Hills, demonstrating that off-site upstrem runoff would'be appropriately conveyed through the SPA, ad that prcject-related on-site runoffwou1d be appropriately codtained in detention boins or mmaged with through otha improvments (e.g., source controls, biotechnical str@ stabilization) to reduce flooding ad hydromodfi cation imprcts.

The plas sha.ll include, but not be limited to, the following items:
> a accurate calculation of pre-prcject ad post-prcject runoff senaios, obtained using appropriale enginedng methods, that accurately evaluates potential chag6 to runo4 including incrmed surfre runoff; > runoffcalculations for the l0-yea md 100-yea (0.01 AEP) stom evqts (ad otier, smaller stom evots o required) shall be perfomed ad the trunk drainage pipeline sizes confimed boed on alignmmts ad detention frcility loetions finalized in the design phoe;
> a dercription ofthe proposed maintaace progrm for the on-site drainage system; > prqect-specific stmdads for installing drainage systms; > city and El Dorado county flood control design requirements md medures designed to comply with them; Implemmtation of stomMtq maagement BMPs that avoid increrys in the erosive fore olflows beyond a sprcific mge of conditions neded to limit hydromodification ad maintain current strem g@morphology. These BMPs will be designed md aonstructed in accordmce with the forthcoming SSQP Hydromodification Maagement Pla (to be adopted by the RWQCB) ad may include, but ue not limited to, the following:

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titigation lleasute
check dmq ad silt fences
> the implementation of approved local ples, non-stomwattr mdagem@t controls, pemaent post-@nstruction BMPS, ad inspotion ad maintena@ responsibilities;
> the pollutants that ae likely to be used duing construction that could be presflt in stomwater d@inage md nonstomwater dirchages, including fuels, lubrimts, ad oths types of materials used for equipment opqation, > spill prevention ad contingency measures, including merourcs to prflent or clea up spills of huddous wrute ad of hmdous materials used for equipment operation, @d emergmcy procedures for responding to spills; > porcnnel training requirements ild proedures that shall be used to ensure that workers ae awae of pumit requirments ad proper installation methods for BMPs specified in the SWPPP; md > the appropriate personnel responsible for superuisory duties related to implementation of the SWPPP.

Where applicable, BMPS identified in the SWPPP shall be in plrce throughout all site work ad @nstructior/demolition activitie ad shall be used in all subsequent site dflelopment rctivities. BMPs may include, but ae not limited to, such mecues as thow listed below > Implementing temporary oosion ad sedimflt @ntrol meures in disturbed deo to minimize diwhdge of sediment into neaby dninage conveyaces, in compliace with state ad local stadads in effect at the time of @nstruction. The* meoures may include silt fences, staked straw bales or waftles, sedimenVsilt basins md traps, geofabrig wdbag dikes, ad temporary vegetation. > Establishing pemdent vegetative @ver to reduce ercsion in am disturbed by construction by slowing runoff velocities, tmpping *dimot, ad mhmcing filtration ad trilspiration.
> Using drainage swales, ditches, md earth dikes to control erosion ad runoffby rcnveying surf@e runoffdom sloping lmd, interJepting md divening runoffto a watercourse or chanel, preventing sheet flow over sloped surfaces, prwenting runoff ecumulation at the bre of a grade, ad avoiding flood dmage along roadways ad facility infrastructure.

A copy ofthe approved SWPPP shall be maintained md available a all times on the construction site For those ded thal would be disturbed as pan of the U.S. 50 interchage improvemmts, Caltras shall @ordinate with the development ad implementation of the overall proj@t SWPPP, or develop ad implement its oM SWPPP sp@ific to the interchage improvements, to ensure th; watq quality degradation would be avoided or minimized to the muimum extmt preticable Mitigation for the off-site elments outside ofthe City ofFolsm's jurisdictional boundaies must be coordinated by the prcject applicat(s) of ech applicable project phoe with the affected oversight agency(ies) (i.e., El Dorado ad/or Srcrmqto Counties, or Caltrms).

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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signaturu for
Verifi cation ol ComplianceEnforenenl
l. For all prcject related
improvemats that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City of Folsm
Community Developmot
Departmmt ad Public
Works Deparhnmt.

2. For the two roadway
connections in El Dorado
Hills: El Domdo Couty
Department of
Trmsportalion.

3. For the U.S. 50 intqchilg€
improvments: Caltf@s.
lmplementdion
Pqect applicmt(s)
during all on-site prcjwt
phaes md off-site
elements.

Timing
Prepae plas before the
issmce of grading
pemits for all prcject
phaes ad off-site
elements md
implementation
throughout proj ect
@nstruction.
llitigation teasure
. use of Low Impact Development (LlD) techniques to limit increses in stomwater runoff at the point of origination (these may include, but de not limited to: surface s*ales; replacement of conventional imperuious surfaes with pwious surfaces [e.g., porous pavementl; impeNious surfaes disconnction; md trees plated to intqcept stomwater); . enlaged detention bcins to minimize {low chages md cheges to flow duration chaacteristics; . biomginued strm stabilization to minimize bak erosion, utilizing vegetative md rock stabiliation, md inset floodplain restoration f@tures that provide for mhacment of ripaie habitat dd maintmmce of natural hydrologic ad chanel to floodplain interactions;
. minimire slope differmes betw ay stmwds or detmtion frcility outrall chmel with the existing reiving chmel gadiflt to redue flow velwity; md
. minimize to the extent possible detention boin, bridge mbokmm! ild othq encroachmmts into the chilnel md floodplain conidor, md utilize open boftom box culverts to allow sedimqt pmsage on smaller drainage courses. > The final dninage plm drall dmonstrate to the satisfrction of the City of Folsm Community Development md Public Works Depadments ild El Dorado County Departrnent ofTrmsportation that 100-yea (0.01 AEP) flood flows would be appropriately chmeled ad contained, such that the risk to pople or dmage to structures within or dow gradient of the SPA would not occu, ed that hydromodification would not be incrqwd from pre-dwelopmqt levels such that existing strem g@morphology would be chmged (the rage of conditions should be calculated for @h re@iving water if fesible, or a onseNative estimate should be used, e.g., a Ep of 1 +100/o or other 6 approved by the Sacmento Stomwater Quality Partnership md/or City of Folsom Public Works Depdment).

Mitigation for the off-site elements outside ofthe City ofFol$m'sjurisdictional boundaies must be coordinated by the project applimt(s) of each applicable prcject phoe with El Dorado County.

Mitigation M€sure 3A.9-31 Dwelop and Implement a BMP and Water Quality Maintetrance Plan. Before approval of the gmding pamits for my dwelopmmt project requiring a subdivision map, a detailed BMP ad wter quality maintenae pla shall be prepaed by a qualified engineo retained by the prcject applicat(s) the developmmt prcj@t. Drafts ofthe pla shall be submitted to the City ofFolsom ad El Domdo County for the off-site roadway connotions into El Dorado Hills, for review md approval concunmdy with developmqt of tmtativ€ subdivision maps for all projct phoes. The plm shall fina.lize the water qua.lity improvments ad further detail the stuctural od nonstructual BMPs proposed for the project. The pla shall include the elements de*ribed below. > A quatitative hydrologic md wter quality aalysis ofproposed conditions inrcporating the proposed drainage design features. > Predevelopment ad postdevelopment calculations dmonstnting that the proposed water quality BMPS me€t or exc@d requirments established by the City of Folsom ad including details regading the sizg geometry, dd functional timing of storage ad rel6e pursuat to the "'stomwater Quality Design Maual for Srcrmoto md South Plrcer Regions" ([SSQP 2007b] per NPDES Pmit No.

CASO82597 WDR Order No. R5-2008-0142, page 46) ad El Dorado Couty's NPDES SWMP (County ofEl Dorado 2004). > Source control progms to @ntrol water quality pollutats on the SPA, which may include but ae limited to recycling' street sweeping" stom drain clming, household hzadous w6te collection, w6te minimization, prq@tion of spills ad illegal dumping, ad effective maagment of pubhc trash @llection seas.
> A pond moagement componqt for the proposed basins that shall include mmagement ed maintenilce requirements for the design featurG ad BMPS, ad responsible parties for maintenmce ad funding. > LID confol m6ures shall be integrated into the BMP ad wats quality maintenace pla. These may include, but re not limited to:
. surface smles;
. replacemmt of conventional imperuious surfaces with peilious surfrces (e.g., porous pavement); . imperyious surfaces disconnection; md
. trees pleted to inter@pt stomwater.
> New stomwater facilities shall be plred along the natual drainage courses within the SPA to the extent practicable so 6 to mimic the natual dminage pattems. The reduction in ruoffo a result ofthe LID configurations shall be quatified bded on the runoffreduction credit system methodology described in "stomwater Quality Design Maual for the Srcrmmto ad South Placer Regions, Chapter 5 ad Appodix D1" (SSQP 2007b) ad propored detention basins ad otha water quality BMPS shall be si4d to hedle these Moff volumes.

For thow {6 that would be disturbed ro part of the U.S. 50 intochage improvemqts, it is dticipated that Caltrils would coordinate with the development md implementation of the overall prcject SWPPP, or develop md implment its om SWPPP specific to the interchage Folsom Souh of U.S. Highway 50 Specifc Plan
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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 SPecific Plan Project Dated Signdurefor
Verifi cation of ComplianceEnlorcement
City of Folrcm Public Works
Depadment.

1. Central Valley Regional
Watq Quality Control
Boad.

2. For all prcject-related
improvemmts that would be
located within the Clty of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Commumty Development
Department.

3. For improvements within
unincorporated Saqmento
County or City of Rmcho
Cordova: Srcmento
Couty Planing md
Communlty Development
Department or City of
Racho Cordova Planing
Depaltment.

L Central Valley Regional
Watq Quality Contol
Boud.

2. For all project-related
improvements thal would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Development
Department.
lmplementation
Prqect applicmt(s) of
all on-site prqect phdes
md off-site elemots.

City of Folsom Utilities
Departmmt
City of Folsm Utilities
Depdtment
Timing
Prior to submitta.l to the
City oftentative maps or
improvemmt plas.

Development of the
SWPPP prior to
onstruction of all Off-
site Water Frcilities ad
implmentation
throughout construction.

In@rporation mGures
into SWPPP prior to
consbuction md
implementation
throughout constuction,
o appropriate.

Ititigation teasure
improvements, to ensure that water quality degradation would be avoided or minimized to the muimum extent practi€ble Mitigation forthe off-site elements outside of the City of Folsm's jurisdictional boudaies must be coordinated by the prcject appli@t(s) of each applicable projrct phe with El Dorado County ad Caltrms.

Mitigation Measure 3A.9-4: Inspect and Evaluate Exisling Dams Within and Upstream ofthc Project Site and Make Imprcv€ments if Nec6sary. Prior to submittal to the Clty of tentative maps or imprcvement plils the prqrct applica(s) of all prcject phrees shall perfom conduct studies to detmine the extent of inundation in the case of dm failure. If the studies detemiae potential exposure of people or structues to a significilt risk of flooding 6 a result of the failwe of a dm, the applimts(s) shall implmmt of ay feoible recommendations provided in that study, potentially through drainage improvements, subject to the approval ofthe City ofFolsom Public Works Depatrnflt.

Mitigatior Messure 3B.9-1a: Acquire Appropriate Reguletory P€rmits and Prepare and Implement SWPPP end BMPs.

The City shall prepae a SW?PP specific to the selrcted Off-site Water Feility Altmative ad sesure covemge undo SWRCB'S NPDES stomwater pmit for general construction activity (Order 2009-0009-DWQ). The SWPPP shall identifl specific actions ad BMPs relating to the prwdtion of stormmter pollution from prcjst-related @nstruction surces by idoti&ing a practical sequ4@ for site restoration, BMP implmentation, contingency m%ures, rcsponsible parties, ed agency @ntacts. The SW?PP shall reflect localized surfrce hydrological conditions ad shall be reviewed ild approved by the City prior to commencement ofwork md shall be made conditions ofthe @ntr&t with the contetor sel@ted to build the Off-site Water Frcilities. The SWPPP shall incorporate control measures in the following categories:
> soil stabilization ad erosion control prutices (e.g., hydroweding, erosion control blakets, mulching, etc.; > dewatering ad/or flow divusion prrctices, if required (ree Mitigation M%ure 38.9-1b); > sediment control practices (tmporary wdiment bains, fiber rolls, etc.); > temponry ad post-construction on- md off-site runoffcontrols; > special considqations ad BMPs for waler crossings, wetlmds, drainages, md vemal pools; > monitoring protocols for discharg{s) md r@eiving watqs, with emphasis plrced on the following s?ter quality objectives: dissolved oxygq, floating material, oil ad grease, pH, md turbidity; > w6te m&agement, hadling, ad disposal control practi@s; , > corective rction ad spill contingmcy mruures;
> agmcy ad responsible party contact infomation, md
> training procedures that shall be used to ensure that workers ae awue of pemit requir@ents ad proper installation methods for BMPs specified in the SWPPP.

The SWPPP shall be prepaed by a qualified SW?PP practitionq with BMPS seleted to rchieve maimum pollutat rmoval md represnt the best available technolog;y that is @onomically achievable. Emphcis for BMPs shall be plred on ontrolling dischages of orygen- depleting substanaes, floating material, oil ad greae, rcidic or castic substdces or ompounds, md turbidity. Pe.fomece ed effeaiveness of these BMPs shall be determined either by visual meas whoe applicable (i.e., ob*nation of above-noma.l rediment relrue), or by actual water smpling in coes where vqification of contminat reduction or elimination, (inadv{tent petrol$m relece) o required to detemine adequrcy of the meure.

Mitigation M@sure 3B.9-1b: Properly Dispose ofHydrostatic T6t Water atrd Constructiotr I)€wat€ring in Accordance with ihe Cenrral Valley Regionsl Water Quality Control Board. All hydrostatic test watq ad construction dMtering shall be di*haged to m approved lad disposa.l aea or drainage frcility in rcordace with Central Valley RWCQB requirements. The City or its construction @ntractor shall provide the Central Va.lley RWQCB with the lo@tion, type of diphdge, ad methods of treatmot ad monitoring for all hydrostatic test mter dischages. Emphais shall be plred on those dischages that would occur directly to surfrc walo bodies.

38.9 HYDROLOGY AND WATER QUALITY - WATER
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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated SignatuE lor
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3 . For improvemflts within
unincorporated Sacrmento
County or City of Racho
Cordova: Srcrmento
County Planing md
Communlt Development
Department or City of
Racho Cordova Planing
Department.

L Central Valley Regional
Water Qua.lity Control
Boad.

2. For all project-related
imprcvments that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City of Fol$m
Community Developmot
Department.

3. For improvemmts within
unincorporated Se@ento
County or City of Recho
Cordova: Sermmto
County Planing md
Community Dwelopment
Department or City of
Racho Cordova Planing
Dep{tment.

4. For all off-site
improvemmts that would
drain rcross one or more of
the FSC &ainage chutes: U.

S. Bureau of Reclmation.

1. Central Valley Regional
Water Quality Control
Boad.

2. For all prcject-rclated
improvem@ts that would be
lo€ted within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Commuity Development
Department.
3 . For improvemflts within
unincorporated Serilento
County or City of Racho
Cordova: Srcrmento
County Plmning md
Community Development
Department or City of
Racho Cordova Planing
Department.
lmplementation
City of Folsom Utilities
Depiltment.

City of Folrcm Utilities
Departm@t
Timing
Development of the
Dninage Pla prior to
start of construction.

In@rporalion of
meoures into the
Drainage Pla prior to
stad of construction.
llitigation ileasurc
Mitigation M@sure 38.9-3a: Prepar€ and Implement Drainage Plan(s) for Structural Fscilitiq. The CiB shall prepa€ a Drainage Pla for the relected Off-site Watq Frcility WTP md shall incorporate meures to maintain off-site runoff during peak conditions to pre @nstruction dischdge levels. The Drainage Pla shall provide both short- ad long-tm drainage solutions to ensue the propq sequencing of drainage frcilities during ad following construction. The City shall evaluate options for on-site detention including but not limited to, providing temporary stomge within a portion or portions of proposed paved aru, linea infiluation frcilities along the site perimeter, ad/or other on-site opportunities for detention, retqtion, ad/or infiltration facilities. Design sprcifications for the detention, rctention, adlor infiltration frcilities shall provide sufficimt storage @pacity to ecommod2rte the 10-ys, 24-hour storm evqt. In addition, the Drainage PIm shall delineate the overlad releae path for flows gmerated by a 100-yw frequmcy storr& s that structural pad elevations for buildings, ontainmot facilities, stolage tank, ad container stomge aem ae plmd a minimum of one foot above the property's highest frontage curb elevation. The Drainage Plm shall also provide sufficient attenuation offlows to ensue no net incr6e in off-site dischilges to wateryays thd drain across the FSC via one or more drainage chutes (e.g., Buffalo Cr@k) Mitigation Measure 38.9-3b: Enlure th€ Provision ofSullicient Outlet Protection and On-site Containmetrt. Ensgy dissipaters, vegetated rip-rap, soil protection, ild/or other appropriate BMPS shall be included within all stom-drain outlets to slow uoff velocities ild prevent erosion at dischuge locations for the WTP. A long-tem maintenece pla shall be implemented for all drainage dirchrge rcntrol devies. The WTP layout shall also include suflicient on-site ontainment md pollution-control dryires for &ainage facilities to avoid the off-site release of water qulity pollutets, oil ad grece.

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3B-10 LAND USE AND AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES - WATER
3A,11 NOISE - LAND
Fohom South ofU.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom
Table 1
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Dated Signatute lor
verilication ot ComplianceEnforcement
1 For mnexation md sphere
of infl uence applications:

Sermento Couty LAFCo.

2. For the qtitlemqt ed
Genoal Pla applietions
through Srcmento
County; S&tmmto Cowt
Plming od Community
Development Depatmqt.

S@rmflto Couty
Commuity Development md
Plming Depdhnent
L For all project-related
improvements that would b€
lo@ted within the Crty of
Folsom: City of Folsm
Commuity Developmmt
Department.

2. For the two roadway
conn@tions oflsite into El
Dorado Hills: El Dorado
County Development
Swices Depiltrn@t.
lm plementation
City of Folsom Utilities
Depdtment
City of Folsom Utilities
Depdtment
Prqect applicmt(s) ad
primary contrrctor(s) of
all prcject phaws.

Prior to rcquisition ad
developmat of the Off-
site WTP
Timing
Immediately following
cof,sttuction
Before md during
@nstruction etivities
on the SPA md within
El Dorado Hills.
ititigation teasure
Mitigation Measlre 38.1G2: Acquire Development Approvals for Off-site WTPs. The City shaU implemmt one of the two following options to 6able developmqt of the White Rock WTP undq Off-site Water Frcility Altmatives l, 1A, 3, dd 3A:
(l) Annexation md Pre-Zoning to Public Use. The City shall file a application with S&rmento LAFCo to mqd its sphqe of influence to include the White Rock WTP . The applietion shall include a statmmt dscribing that the sphere of influmce mendmmt is neoessary to ensure the provision of adequate walq supply, distribution, ad tr@tment for plmed developmmt with the Folwm SPA. Subject to LAFCo approval of the sphere of influence mendment, the City sha.ll prepae a application to anex ed preone the White Rock WTP site for Public Use. As pat of the Whit€ Rock WTP site's design, sprcing opportunities betws the WTP frcilities ad adjrcent lmd use shall be maimized to mmurage open space @ntinuity ad disruption to adjrcent agricultural aec. Prior the anqalion approval, the City shall provide LAFCo with the following: (a) dedications of rights-of-way; (b) improvmmts for vehicle rccess; (c) the plmment of structures md their osociated height; od (d) lmdseping/open spee for the prototion of adjoining ad neaby prope*ies. or
(2) Obtain County Use Pmit or Gqeral Pla Amendment. The City shall file a application with Srcrmento County for a Use Pemit to allow the operation of the propored WTP within the AG-80 zone. The City shall comply with the mnditions of the Us Pemi! s that the WTP site is developed consistent with County rcquiremots in tems of the following: (a) dedications of right-of-wary; @) improvements for vehicle rccess; (c) the plrcement of structures md their ssciated height; ad (d) ludscaping for the protection of adjoining ad nedby properties. Altematively, the City may file a applietion for a Goeral Plm Amendmqt ad Rezone to designate the White Rock WTP site for Public Ure. In addition to complying with the requirements oftle Public zone, the City shall develop the site rcnsistent with the Couty's for the following: (a) dedietions of right-of-way; (b) improvments for vehicle ecess; (c) the plrcement of structures ad their mrcciated height; ad (d) ladscaping for the plotetion ofadjoining ad neuby properties.

Mitigatiotr Measure 38.1(!4: Retore Affected Agricullural Lands to Preprciect Conditiols.

The City shall consult with all affected lad omqs whse the selected aligf,ment would ooss Importat Fmlmd. As part of the 6@ent rcquisition process, the City shall demonstlate a good-faith effort to negotiate with aIf@ted ladomere a agrcd-upon compasation for the loss of ay ixisting pcture ad/or row crops cunmtly in production. Duridg these consultations the City shall alrc, in conjunction with lmdomos' input, idmtify aeo along the right-of-way that could be left in agricultural production c well as locations for rccess gates to allow for cify staff rccss. Access gate locations shall be included in the final design plas for the Off-site Water Feilities. Compensation for the loss ofcrops ad Gsociated revmues shall be up to the provisions of law Mitigation Mesure 3A-11-l: Impl€ment NoiseReducing Cotrstruction Practics, Prepare and Implement a Noise Control Plan' and Monitor and Rcord Construction Noise trqr Setrsitive Receptors. To reduce imprcts asociated with noire gmerated duing project- rclated constructiotr activities, the prcject applirot(s) md their primary contr&toG fff ogineering design ad construction of all prcj€t phoes shall msure tha the following requiremmts de implmented at @ch work site in ay yea of prcject constuction to avoid ild minimize construction noise effots on rensitive receptors. Th€ projwt applicmt(s) md primary @nstruction rcntracto(s) shall employ noisereducing construction prrcti@s. Merures that shall be used to limit noire sha.ll include tlte meaues listed below:
> Noise-gaoating construction operations shall be limited to the hous betwen 7 a.m. md 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, ad betw€n 8 a.m. md 6 p.m. on Saturdays ed Sudays.
> All construction equipmmt ad equipment staging a6 shall be loeted o fa c possible from nuby noisesensitive lad uses. > All construction equipmot shall be properly maintained md equipped with noisereduction intake ad exhaust mufilers ad engine shrouds, in rcordmce with maufacturers'recomendations. Equipment engine shrouds shall be clowd dudng equipm@t operation. > All motorized constuction equipment shall be shut dom wh@ not in u* to prevent idling. > Individual opaations ad techniques shall be replred with quieter prcedures (e.g., using welding instead of riveting, mixing conoete off- site instead of on-site).
> Noise-reducing mclosures shall be used aound stationary noise-gaerating equipmmt (e.g., rcmpressors md generalors) s plmed phes ae built out ad future noise wnsitive re@ptors ae lo€ted within clow proximity to future construction rctivitis. > Written notifi@tion ofconstruction &tivities shall be provided to all nbir-sqsitive receptors lo@ted within 850 feet ofconstruction activities. Notification shall include dticipated dates md hours duing which construction activities ae aticipated to occu ad contact AECOM
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Dated Signaturc lor
verifi cation of Compliance
L For all prq@t-related
improvemmts that would be
located within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Development
Department.

2. For the two roadway
@nnections oFsite into El
Dorado Hills: El Dorado
County Development
Services Deprtmqt.
3 . For the off-site detention
basio rest of Prairie City
Road: Sermqto Couty
Plmning ad Community
Development Department.

4. For the U.S. 50 interchmge
inprovements: Caltras.
l. For all noisesensitive
receptors that would be
lo€ted within the City of
Folsom: City ofFolsom
Community Dryelopmqt
Department.

2. For all noise-sqsitive
receptors in El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado Couty
Development Swices
Department.

3. For all noise-sensitive
receptors in the vicinity the
of-site det6tion b6in west
ofPrairie City Road:

Enforcement
Prqect applicmt(s) of
all projst ph6es.

Prcjct applicat(s) md
primary contr&to(s) of
all prqect phoes.
lmplementation
During project
@nstruction activities at
noise-sensitive receptors
on the SPA; at the
existing noisewnsitive
rcceptors on Empire
Rach Road from
Broadstone Pdkway to
Iron Point Road; dd at
the existing noise-
snsitive rseptors on
latrobe Road from
White Rock Road to
Goldq Foothills
Pakway
Before ad during
bulldozing md bloting
rctivities on the SPA
ad within El Dorado
Hills ad the County of
Saqmento
Timing
Mitigation Mesure 3A.11-4: Implement M@sures to Prcvent Erposure of S€nsitive Receptors to Incr€ss in Noise from Prciect- Generated Operational Tralfic on off-site and On-Site Roadways.

To m@t applicable noise stadqds c set forth in the appropriate Gmeral Plm or Code (e.g., City of Folsom, County of Srcrmento, ad County ofEl Dorado) md to reduce incremes in traffic-generated noise lwels at noise-rensitive ures, the prcject applicmt(s) of all prqect phoes shall implment the following:
> Obtain the services of a @nsultet (such m a licensed oginer or licen*d achit@t) to develop noiw-attenuation memures for the proposed construction ofon-site noise-sqsitive lad ures (i.e., residential dwellings md school closrooms) that will produ@ a minimum composite Sound Trmsmission Clcs (STC) rating for buildings of 30 or greater, individually rcmputed for the walls md the floor/ceiling construction ofbuildings, for the proposed construction ofon-site noiw-sositive Imd uses (i.e., residmtial dwellings md whool classrooms).
> Prior to submittal of tqtative subdivision maps ad improvement plas, the prcjat applica(s) shall conduct a site-specific acoustical malysis to determine predicted roadway noise imp@ts attributable to the prcject, taking into ecount site-specific conditions (e g., site design, location of structures, building chaeteristics). The rcoustical malysis sha.ll evaluate stationary- md mobile-source noise attributable to the proposed use or uses ad imprcts on neuby noise-sensitive lad uses, in uordace with adopted City noise stedads. F@ible mecures shall be identified to redue projot-related noise imprcts. These mruures may include, but ile not limited Mitigation M6urc 3A.11-3: Impl€m€nt Mqsurd to Prwent Exposure of Sensitive Rtreptors to Groundborn€ Noise or Vibration fron Prcjct Generated Construction Activities.
> To the extent feasible, blcting activities shall not be mnducted within 275 feet ofexisting or future sensitive receptors. > To the extmt fzuible, bulldozing activities shall not be conducted within 50 f@t of existing or future sensitive re@ptors. > All bloting shall be pafomed by a bl6t contractor ild bldting persnnel li@nsed to operate in the State of Califomia. > A blcting pla, including estimates ofvibration lwels at the residence closest to the bla! shall be submitted to th€ enfor@ment ag@cy for reviw ad approval prior to the commencement ofthe first blast. > Each blct shall be monitored ad documented for groundboume noise ad vibration levels at the nsest ssitive lad use md dsociated re@rded submitted to the qforcement agency.

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Mitigation
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infomation, including a daytime telephone number, for the prqject rcpresmtdive to be contacted in the evqt that noise levels 4e demed exessive. R@mmendations to assist noisesmsitive lmd uses in reducing interior noise lwels (e.g., closing window md doors) shall also be included in the notifietion.

To the *tent feasible, acoustic bdiqs (e.g., lead ortains, sound bmiers) shall be constructed to redu@ construction-gqetated noise levels at affected noise-wnsitive lad uws. The bmiqs shall be deigned to obstruct the line of sight betwm the noisessitive lmd us ild on-site construction equipment. When installed propoly, @ustic b@iers @ reduce @nstruction noise levels by approximately 8-10 dB (EPA l97l).

When future noise smsitive uses ae within clore proximity to prolonged construction noise, noiseatteneting buffers such 6 structures, truck trailers, or soil piles shall be loeted betwefl noise sources md future residoces to shield sensitive r@eptors from construction noise.

The primary @ntractor shall prepile dd impl@ent a construction noise mmagwent pla. This plu shall idmtify specific meaures to msre compliace with the noise control meures specified above. The noise control plm shall be submitted to the City of Folsom before ay noisegmerating @nstruction rctivity begins. Conslruction shall not ommmce until the construction noiw maagement plfl is approved by the City of Folsom. Mitigation for the two of-site roadway connections into El Dorado County must be coordinated by the p;oject appli@t(s) ofthe applicable prcject phase with El Dorado County, since the roadway extensions ae outside ofthe City of Folsom's juisdictional boundries.

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12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Dated SignatuE for
verifi cation of Compliance

1. For structual improvements
that would be located within
the City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
Swices Department md
City of Folsom Community
Development Department.

2. For structural improvemmts
that would be located within
unincorporated Saqmento
County : Sacrmento Couty
Planing ad Community
Dwelopment Deprtment.

3. For stuctural improvements
that would be located within
the City of Rocho
Cordova: City ofRmcho
Cordova Planing
Department.

City of Folsom Community
Development Depdtm@t.

Enforcement
Sacmento County
Pluning ad Community
Development Department.

4. For a.ll noisesensitive
receptors adjmt to the
U.S. 50 interchage
improvements: Caltres.

City of Foism Utilities
Departmmt
Prqect applicmt(s) of
all prcject ph6es.
lmplementation
During @nstruction of
all Onsite Watq
Frcility components
Before submittal of
improvement plas for
each prcject phase, md
during project
opoations for testing of
mergflcy generators.

Timing
Mitigalion M€esure 3B.11-1a: Limit Construction Hours. Construction activities shall be limited to daylight hours betwen 7 a.m. ad 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, ad 9 a.m. md 5 p.m. on Saturday. No construction shall be allowed on Sundays or holidays Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Table 1
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titigdion teasure
to, the following:
. limiting noise-gmerating opqalional activities associated with proposed commercial lad uses, including truck deliveries; . mnsmqing exerior sound walis:
. constucting bffiier walls md/or bsms with vegetatim;
. using "quiet pavemaf'(e.g., rubbrized asphalt) @nstruction methods on local roadways; ad' . usin; iM@wd noise-attenuation meures in building onstruction (e.g., dual-pae, soud-rated windows; extoior wall insulation).

Mitigation Measure 3A.11-5: Implement Me$ur6 to Reduce Noisc from Prcjct-Generaled Stationary Sources.

The project applicilt(s) for ey particuld discretionary development prqst shall implement the following mesurcs to reduce the eff@t of noisi let"ls genoated by on-site stationdy noise sources that would be loeted within 600 feet ofoy noisesmsitive re@ptor:
> Routine testing dd prevotive maintomce ofemergency elstrical generators shall be conducted during the less sensitive daytime hours (i.e., 7:0,-0 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.). All electrical gmerators shall be equipped with noire control (e.g., muffler) dwices in rccordmce with maufmurers' specifi cations.
> Extemal mrchaical equipment csociated with buildings shall incorporate features designed to reduce noise emissions below the stationary noise sour@ criteria. These features may include, but de not limited to, locating genffitors within equipment rooms or enclosures that incorpomte noise-reduction features, such 6 &oustical louvos, ad exhaust ad intake silencers. Equipment mclosures shall be oriented rc that major openings (i.e., intake louvers, exhaust) de dir@ted away fiom nwby noise-wnsitive receptors > paking lots shall be loeted ad designed $ that noise emissions do not exaeed the stationary noise source criteria established in this aalysis (i.e., 50 dB for 30 minutes inevery hou du.ing the daytime [7 a.m. to 10 p.m.] md less thm 45 dB for 30 minutes of every hour during the night time IlO p.m. to 7 a.m.]). Reduction ofpdking lot noise co be achieved by locating paking lots o fa away o feasible from noise sensitive lad ues, or using buildings ad topographic fqturcs to provide acoustic shielding for noise-sensitive lad uws > Loading docks shall be located ad designed so that noise emissions do not exced the stationary noise rcurce siteria established in this aatysii1i.e., SO de for 30 minutes in mry hou during the daytime [7 a.m. to 1O p.m.] dd less tha 45 dBfor 30 minutes of every hour during the night time IlO p.m. to 7 a.m.]). Reduction of loading dock noise ro be rchieved by locating loading docks m fa away c possi6le frorinoiw smsitive lmd uses, constructing noire bariers betw@n loading docks ad noire-wnsitive lmd uses, or using buildings ad topographic featues to provide rcoustic shielding for noiw-smsitive lmd uses 3B.11 NOISE-WATER
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Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Prcject Daled SignatuB for
Vedfi cation of ComplianceEnforcement
L For structural imprcvements
that would be located within
the City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
Seryi@s Department ad
City of Folsom Community
Development Department.

2. For structural improvmmts
that would be located within
unincorporated Srcrmento
County: Sacmento Couty
Plming ad Community
Development Depdtment.

3. For sauctural improYements
that would be loeted within
the City of Rncho
Cordova: City of Racho
Cordova Planing
Department.

1. For structural improvments
that would be located within
the City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
Services Department ild
City of Folsom Commuity
Development Departmqt.

2. For structural improvments
that would be located within
unincorporated Saomento
County: Sacrmqto Couty
Planing ad Community
Development Departmfl t.

3. For structural improvments
that would be located within
the City of R@cho
Cordova: City of Rmcho
Cordova Planing
Department.

1. For stuctural improv@flts
that would be located within
the City of Folsom: Cit of
Folsom Neighborhood
Swi@s Depdtment ild
City of Folsom Community
Development Department.

2. For structura.l improvments
that would be located within
uincorporated Sacrmento
County: Sacrmento Cowty
Planing ad Community
Development Department.
lmplementation
City of Folsm Utilities
Depadment
CiB ofFolsom Utilities
Departmmt
City of Folsm Utilities
Department
Timing
During @nsauction of
all Off-site water
Frcility components
During rcnstruction of
all Off-site Watq
Feility components
During @nstruclion of
all Off-site Water
Frcility components
titigation teasure
Mitigation Measure 3B.11-1b: Minimize Nofue frcm Constructioo Equipment and Strging, Construction equipment noise shall be minimized during prqect construction by muffling ad shielding irtakes md exhaust on @nstruction equipment (per the maufacturer's specifrcations) md by shrouding or shielding impact tools, whqe used. The City's onstruction sp@ifi@tions shall also require that the contactor select staging aeas as fa o feoibly possible from sasitive rcceptors.

Mitigation Measure 38.11-lc: Maximize the Use ofNoise Barriere. Coastruction contractors shall locate fixed @nstruction equipmmt (such a compresrcrs md genqalors) ad @nstruction staging {€s as fa o possible from nwby residences. If feciblg noise bariers shall be used at the rcnstruction site md staging aea. Temporary walls, stockpiles of exevated materials, or moveable sound buier qrtains would be appropriate in instances where construction ooire would ex@ed 90 dBA ad occur wilhin less tha 50 feet from a snsitive receptor. The final selection ofnoise bariers will be subjea to the City's approval md shall provide a minimum 10 dBA rcduction in construction noise levels.

Mitigatiotr Mssure 38.11-1d: Prohibit Non-Essential Noise Sourc6 During Construction. No mplified sources (e.g., stereo "boom boxes') shall be used in the vicinity ofresidences during project construction.

AECOM
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Pr0gram
Folsom Souh of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of Folsom50

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

Dated Signature lor
Verification of Compliance
L For structural improvements
that would be located within
the City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
Setrices Department dd
City of Folsom Community
Development Departmqt.

2. For sbuctural improv@ents
that would be located within
unincorporated Srcrmento
County: Saclmqto Cowty
Plmning ad Community
Development Departmqt.

3. For structual improv@ents
that would be located within
the City of Rflcho
Cordova: Ciry of Rmcho
Cordova Planing
Department.

Enforcement

3. For structural improvements
that would be located within
the City of ltdcho
Cordova: City ofRmcho
Cordova Plmning
Depdtment.
l. For structural improvements
that would be located within
the City of Folrcm: City of
Folsom Neighborhood
Swi@s Depadment ild
City of Folsom Community
Development Department.

2. For sauctural improvements
that would be located within
uincorporated Srcrmento
County: Src@ento Couty
Planing ad Commuity
Development Depdtmqt.

3. For structural improvm4ts
that would be located within
the City of Racho
Cordova: City of Rilcho
Cordova Plmning
Department.

City of Folmm Utilities
Depdtmqt
Clty of Fol$m Utilities
Departmqt
lmplementation
Approval of engineering
plas for the On- or Off-
site wTPs 4d Off-site
booster pumping
facilities prior to
construction
Duing @nstuction of
all Off-site Water
F@ility components
Tining
Mitigation Mesure 38.11-3: Implement Operrtionel Noise Mirimization Measura. The following mitigation m*ures shall be implimented for the design ofthe WIP md the pump station(s) to ensure that operational noise levels at the property line do not exceed the City/Coudty staddds:
> Shielding ad other specified mruures as dmed appropriate md effective by the design enginer shall be incorporated into the design in ordo to comply with perfomace standads.
> Pumps located undoground shall be shielded to not aff@t nedby smsitive re@ptors. > prciect equipm@t shall be outfitted dd rointained with noise-reduction dwices such as equipment closures, fa silencrs, mufflers, aoustical louvers, noise bmiers, ad mustica.l pilels to minimize opoational noise > paiiculaly noisy equipmmt shall be located 6 fa awary 6 feroibly possible from neaby sensitive roeptors. > The orientation of rcoustical exits shall always be frcing away from neaby msitive receptors. > Buildings ad lodrcaping shall be incorporated, where possible, to absorb or redirect noise away fiom nwby sensitive rceptors Mitigation M@sure 3B.11-1e: Monitor Construction Noise and Provide a Mehanism for Filirg Noise Conpleints- An on-site omplaint ad enforcementmeager shall track ad respond to noire complaints. The City shall also provide a mohaism for residents, businessc, md agocies to register complaints with the City if construction noise levels ae ovoly intrusive or construction occu$ outside the required hous.
and Reporting Plan lor the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan Project Table I
Mitigation Monitoring
llitigation teasure
Folsom South ofU.S. Highway 50 Specifc Plan
C[y of Folsom 51
AECOM
Mfigation Monitoring and Reporting Program

12/10/2024 Item No.19.

38.12 PARKS AND RECREATION - WATER
3A.t/+ PUBLIC SERVICES - LAND
Daied Signaturctor
vedfi cation of Compliance
City ofFolsom Fire
Department, ad City of
Folsom Community
Development Departmqt
md/or EDIiFD for the portion
of the SPA within the EDHFD
swice ae.
l. For those roadways that
would be mnexed into the
City of Folsom: City of
Folsom Public Works
Depadment.

2. For those roadways that
would rmain unds tle
control of Sacrmento
County: Sacreento Couty
Department of
Trmsportation.
3 . For the two oFsite roadmy
connections into El Dorado
Hills: El Dorado County
Departm@t of
Trilsportation.

4. For U.S. 50 interchage
improvemqts: Caltrms.

Enforcenent
L For sfuctural improvements
that would be located within
unincorpo€ted Sacrmento
County: Sacmento Comty
Plmning md Community
Dfl elopment Depattment.

2. For structwal improvements
that would be located within
the City of Rmcho
Cordova: City of Rmcho
Cordova Plmning
Department.

Project appli@t(s) of
all prqect phroes.

Project appliut(s) of
all prcjrct phces.
lmplementation
City of Folsm Utilities
Departm@t
Before issumce of
building pmits ad
issuace of occupacy
pmits or final
inspections for all
prcject ph6es.

Prior to md during
construction activities
Before the approval of
all relevat plas md/or
pemits md during
construction ofall
prcjet phroes.

Timing
Mitigation Msure 34.1+2: In@rponte California Fire Code; City of Folsom Fire Code Requirements; and EDHFI) Requirements, if Nessry, into Prcj€ct Design and Submit Project D6ign to th€ City of Folsom lire Department for Rwiw and Apircval. To reduce impacts related to the provision ofnw fire seNices, the project applicm(s) of all prcject phdes shall do the following m described below.

L In@rporate into projct designs fire flow requiremmts bred on the Califomia Fire Code, Folsom Fire Code (City of Folsom Muoicipal Code Title 8, ChapGr 8.36), ad other applicable requirements b6ed on the City ofFolsom Fire Department fire prevention stdddds.

Improvment plas showing the incorporation automatic sprinklq systems, th€ availability of adequate fire flow, ad the locations of hydrats shall be submitted to the City of Folsom Fire D€pdhnent for review md approval. In addition, approved plas showing mess design shall be provided to the City ofFolsm Fire Department re derribed by Zoning Code S@tion 17.57.080 ("Vehiculd Access Requirements"j. These plms shall dercribe e@ss-road lmgth, dimensions, ad finished surfrcs for firefighting equipmmt. The installation of scurity gates rcross a fire appaatus rccess road sha.ll be approved by the City of Folsm Fire Departmot. The design ed opqation of gates md bmicades shall be in rcrcrdmce with the Saomento County Emerg@cy A@e$ Gates @d Biliqs Stildild, 6 required by the City ofFolrcm Fire Code.

2. SubmitaFireSystemsNewBuildings,Additions,adAlterationsDocmentSubmittalListtotheCityofFolsomCommunity Development Department Building Division for review ad approval before ihe issume ofbuilding pemits.

In addition to the above measures, the prcject applirot(s) ofall prqect phaes shall incorporate the provisions desibed below for the Mitigation Measure 38.12-1: Provide for Contirued Rcrqtional Access as Idetrtified in Mitigation Mesure 3.14-1a. As pad of the Tndc Control pla idotified in Mitigation Mzuue 3.l4-14 the City shall ensure that trail ac@ss is maintained thrcughout the @nstruction puiod through the uw of detom. Proper signage shall be included in multiple locations, where ncessary, to provide adv4@ notice to hikem md equestrim riders of up-comings construclion activities.

Mitigalion Me$ure 3A.14-l: Prepare and Implement r Construction TrsIIic Control Plan, The prcject applicat(s) ofall project phces shaliprepae md implemmt trafiic conhol plas for construction activities that may affect road rights-of-way. The traffrc rcntrol ples must follw my applicable staddds ofthe ag@cy responsible for tlle affected roadway ad must be apprcved ad signed by a professional enginea.
-Meoures
typically used in traffrc control plms include advotising of planed lme closues, wming signage, a flagperson to direct rrahc flows when nieded, ad methods to flsue contlnued access by emogmcy vehicles. During prcject construction, &@ss to existing lmd uses shall be maintained at all times, with detours used o necessary during road closures. Traffic control plms shall be submitted to the appropriate City or County departnent or the Califomia Depatrnent of Trasportation (Caltrms) for -wiew md approval before the approval ol "tt
ptolrct pta"s or pemits, for all prqect phmes whoe implementation may cause impacts on traffic. fr4itigation toi ttre of-site elements outside ofthe City ofFol$m'sjuisdictional boundaies must be coordinated by the prcject applicat(s) of eJch applicable prcjot phce with the affected oversight agency(ies) (i.e., El Domdo md/or Sermmto Couties ad Caltrms).

Table 1
Plan for the Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specilic Plan ProjectMitigation Monitoring and Reporting ilitigation teasure
Folsom South of U.S. Highway 50 Specific Plan
City of FolsomAECOM
Mfigation Monitoring and Reporting Program 52