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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDRC2010-00225 MDR-Rancho Vista Material Yard�IGC aolv- Print Form CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA Planning Department 10500 Civic Center Drive Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 (909) 477-2750 UNIFORM APPLICATION Part 1 (Please type or print clearly using ink. Use the tab key to move from one line to the next line.) Name of Proposed Project: Rancho Vista Material Yard Location of Project: 12408 6th Street, Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730 Legal Description of Project (Assessor's Parcel No.): 0229-283-74,0229-283-75 Staff Use Only FILE NO.: RELATED FILES: Applicant's Name: Phone Number. (909)923-4626 Burns and McDonnell Engineering Owner's Engineer for SCE FAX Number. (909)923-4293 Address: 3550 E. Philadelphia Street, Unit 160, Ontario, California 91761 Legal Owner's Name (if different from above:) Phone Number. Southern California Edison Company (626) 302 - 3678 Address: 2244 Walnut Grove Avenue, Rosemead, California 91770 Type of Review Requested (Please Check All Applicable Boxes) ❑ Community Plan Amendment ❑ Hillside Development >4 DU ❑ Tentative Parcel Map ❑ Conditional Use Permit ❑ Hillside Development <_ 4 DU ❑ Tentative Tract Map ❑ Conditional Use Permit (Non -Construction) ❑ Landmark Alteration Permit ❑ Use Determination ❑ Dev/Design Review - ❑ Lot Line Adjustment ❑ Vacation of Public Right -of -Way or Commerciat4ndustnal Easement ❑ Dev/Design Review - Residential Q Minor Development Review ❑ Variance ❑ Development Agreement ❑ Minor Exception ❑ Other. ❑ Development District Amendment ❑ Pre -Application Review ❑ Entertainment Permit ❑ Preliminary Review ❑ General Plan Amendment ❑ Public Convenience or Necessity ❑ Specific Plan Amendment ::� Detailed Description of Proposed Project (Attach Additional Sheets if Necessary) M�' 2 =0 .L _ . J See attached detailed project description for the Rancho Vista Material Yard I certify that I am presently the legal owner of the above -described property. Further, I acknowledge the filing of this application and certify that all of the above information is true ct. (If the undersigned is different from the legal DroDeity owner a letter of authorization must aW.QMDanv thi§ orm.) f - Date: 03/25/2010 Print Name and Title: - V. Holliday, Environmental Planner @ urns and 4Donnell, Ow ngineer for Southern California Edison Received Received B� y Fe Re e'v Receipt No. Fire Receipt No. Ite/T57 I:\PLANNING\FINAL\FORMS\COUNTER\Uniform Application.doc Page 1 of 4 Pnnt,Form�`i bRANCHO CUCAMONGA UNIFORM epartment J!c center Drive APPLICATION s1OP; 10O105k.0C15U1ir345X ocamonga, CA 91730 Part 1750 - 'CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA Please type or print clearly using ink. Use the tab key to move from one line to the next line.) CITY HALL ' FINANCE DEPARTMENT 10500 TIVIC CENTER _ DRIVE . _ • • - RANCHO RARION5 CA 91730... ;`.< 909.-477-2700 c. RECEIPT: CRI40429 DATE: 03l.25/10 Staff Use Only CASHIER IN CSF0325A TIME- 1;3.-M.46 - FILE NO.: jCalifornia 91730 DRC2010-C�0225-- Planning Eees 2,432.00 RELATED FILES: . o ): 1001000 4508... CK ;E Phone Number. (909)923-4626 �r's Engineer for SCE FAX Number (909)923-4293 �htario, California 91761 I Phone Number. (626) 302 - 3678 3c" TOTAL:PAID -----______ 244e00- California 91.770 plicable Boxes) RECEIVED FROM. RANCHO VISTA MATERIAL YARD' ❑ Hillside Development >4 DU ❑ Tentative Parcel Map ❑ Hillside Development <- 4 DU ❑ Tentative Tract Map ❑ Landmark Alteration Permit ❑ Use Determination t ❑ Lot Line Adjustment El Vacation of Public Right -of -Way or Easement b i❑ Minor Development Review ❑ Variance i❑ Minor Exception ❑ Other. �❑ Pre Application Review �❑ Preliminary Review �❑ Public Convenience or Necessity ❑ Specific Plan Amendment I(Attach Additional Sheets if Necessary) jn for the Rancho Vista Material Yard r of the above -described property. Further, 1 acknowledge the filing of this information is true WydzwzQct (If the undersigned is different from the legal. 510H10ti10Sk0GI6D123.45X ' st q=Qnwany thid form. ILI 4��' wn, V�2 1 rns and M Donnell, Ow ' ngineer for Southern California Edison - I Fe Re a "v Receipt No. Fire Receipt No. i $ E°NY 10. THE C�RDi/+F: OF :. i Irm Application.doc Page 1 of 4 Y . IIrT ��i'iE�iT4�i 4.S�L.�i`I.jrlA3 N, A. CJ.TY 05 F';iiNCiii1 ,iICANC,NBA, .� Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard The Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard is located at 12408 6th Street in the city of Rancho Cucamonga. The area of this yard is approximately 17.7 acres. The existing conditions on the project site are; relatively flat with slight grade undulation. The site is partially rocked with weedy areas. One portion of the site is going to be maintained in a natural condition due to environmental sensitivities. The yard will be utilized for material storage associated with construction activities for the Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Line Project. Yard construction is anticipated to start in late April 2010 to accommodate material receipt in early May 2010. The material yard is expected to be in continual use for two years. The Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard will have 2,100 linear feet of perimeter fencing constructed around the entire site. The perimeter fence will be 6 feet tall. There is existing chain link fencing located along the western and northern edges of the project site that will be repaired as required when the new fencing material is installed. Entrance gates will be installed at the southwest corner, which is west of the peaker plant. There will be a 2,200 square foot office trailer placed on the project site. Located adjacent to the office trailer will be sufficient space to accommodate vehicle parking for up to (12) twelve automobiles. Additionally, portable toilets and hand washing sinks will be placed on the project site. Installation of 1,000 gallon stainless steel non -potable water tank as well as a 300 gallon waste water tank will be located on -site. Portions of the project site are currently overlain with decomposed granite. The northern portion of the project site immediately adjacent to the peaker plant will be grubbed and cleared of brush and 2 to 3 inches of rock will be placed. Ten acres of the project site will be graded and compacted. At the abandoned railway track that is located in the northwest portion of the project site, there will be soil base improvements constructed to facilitate vehicle access across tracks. There will be security and work lighting installed. For security lighting there will be one 100 to 400 watt light per pole, with poles spaced at 50 to 100 feet. For work lighting, there will be one to four poles spaced at 100 to 500 feet apart. The daily hours of the Rancho Vista Material Yard operation will be from 7:OOAM to 7:OOPM. The site will have up to eight employees. Site vehicular access will be gained from Etiwanda and 6th Street. Materials stored on the project site will consist of; tower steel, steel poles, wire reels, dampers and insulators. CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA Residential Project Planning Department 10500 Civic Center Drive Summary Table Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Pala 2 (909) 477-2750 Project Name: Staff Use Only: Rancho Vista Material Yard Reference File No. Location 12408 6th Street, Rancho Cucamonga, California 91761 General Plan Heavy Industrial/General Industrial Development District Industrial Specific Plan Gross (Including area to centerline of abutting streets) 17.6 Acres Net (Exclusive of dedication for major external and secondary streets) 16.5 Acres (BasedDWELLING UNITS Family Detached on .- N/A Density Single Family Attached N/A Multi-family/Condominium Studio N/A One Bedroom N/A Two Bedroom N/A Three Bedroom N/A Four Bedroom N/A A- • Covera a (Based on TOTAL: N/A 2,200 sq.ft. .05 % ' rea -Building landscape Coverage 3.44 Acres 20.84% Common Open Space 13.06 Acres 79.15% Private Open Space N/A Usable Open S ace Common + Private 13.06 Acre 79.15% PARKING Single Family Detached Parking Ratio 2.0/unit # of Units n/a Spaces Req'd n/a Spaces Provided n/a Single Family Attached Multi-family/Condominium: Studio 1.3/unit n/a n/a n/a One Bedroom 1.51unit n/a n/a n/a Two Bedroom 1.8/unit n/a n/a n/a Three Bedroom 2.0/unit n/a n/a n/a Four Bedroom 2.3/unit n/a n/a n/a Guest Parking 0.251unit n/a n/a n/a TOTAL: n/a n/a n/a L\PLAN NI NG\FI NAL\FO RMS\COU NTER\U niform Application.doc Page 2 of 4 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA Non -Residential Project f Planning Department 10500 Civic Center Drive Summary Table Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Part 2 (909) 477-2750 Project Name: Staff Use Only. - Rancho Vista Material Yard Reference File No. Location: 12408 6th Street, Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730 General Plan: Heavy Industrial/General Industrial Development District: Industrial Specific Plan PROJECTAREA Gross (Including area to centerline of abutting streets) 17.6 Acres Net (Exclusive of dedication for major external and secondary streets) 16.5 Acres Area of Building Pad No. Of Stories Gross Floor Area (sq. ft.) Proposed Use Not applicable to this project N/A N/A N/A P•RKiNG (Calculate Each Use Within a BuildingSeparately) Type of Use Parking Ratio # Spaces Required # Spaces Provided Temporary Construction Material Yard 1:500 4 - Spaces 12- Spaces associated with the Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Line Project - Industrial Use (1) Guard Trailer @ 8 X 12 = 96 sq. ft. (1) Temporary Office Trailer @ 24 X 60 = 1,440 (1) Temporary Office Trailer @ 12 X 60 = 720 Total Building Square Footage: 2,256 sq. ft. TOTALS 1:500 14 - Spaces 1 12 - Spaces I:\PLANNING\FINAL\FORMS\COUNTER\Uniform Application.doc Page 3 of 4 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA Planning Department 10500 Civic Center Drive Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 0 (909) 477-2750 Project Location: 12408 6th Street, Rancho Vista Substation Applicant:Burns and McDonnell Engineering Contact Person: Don Hardee, Construction Manager UNIFORM APPLICATION PART 3 Staff Use Only FILE NO.: RELATED FILES: Address: 3550 E. Philadelphia Street, Ontario, California 91761 Phone: (909) 923 - 4626, Ext. 224 Fax: 909) 923 - 4293 E-mail Address: dhardee@burnsmcd.com Additional Contact PersomPlease Specify Name, Company, Title) Veronica Holliday, Burns and McDonnell Address. 3550 E. Philadelphia Street, Ste. 160, Ontario, California 91761 Phone: (909) 923 - 4626, Ext. 225 Fax: 909) 923 - 4293 E-mail Address: vholliday@burnsmcd.com Legal Property Owner: Southern California Edison Address: 2244 Walnut Grove Avenue, Rosemead, California 91770 Phone: Fax: E-mail Address: (626) 302 3678 (626) 302 - 6870 Robert.D'Amato@sce.com Architect: N/A Contact Person: N/A Address: N/A Phone: Fax: E-mail Address: N/A N/A N/A Engineer: Burns and McDonnell Contact Person: Veronica Holliday Address: 3550 East Philadelphia Street Suite 160, Ontario, California 91761 Phone: Fax: E-mail Address: (909) 923 4626, Ext 225 (909) 923 4293 vholliday@burnsmcd.com Landscape Architect: N/A Contact Person: N/A Address: N/A Phone: Fax. E-mail Address: N/A N/A N/A I:\PLANNING\FINAL\FORMS\COUNTER\Uniform Application.doc Page 4 of 4 HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE STATEMENT I have been informed by the City of Rancho Cucamonga of my responsibilities pursuant to Califomia Government Code Section 65962.5 (copy attached) to notify the City as to whether the site for which a development application has been submitted is located within an area which has been designated as the location of a hazardous waste site by the Office of Planning and Research, State of California (OPR). I have. also been informed by the City of Rancho Cucamonga that, as of the date of executing this Statement OPR has not yet compiled and distributed a list of hazardous waste site as. required by said Section 65962.5. I am informed and believe that the proposed site for which a development application has been submitted is not within, any area specked in said Section 65962.5 as a hazardous waste site. I declare under penalty of perjury of the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct. i Reviewed 4 Date Reviewed By (initials) 1 ADMINISTRATIVE DRAFT Southern California Edison Documentation for Compliance with the Opinion Granting a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN) Notice to Proceed Request for Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project (TRTP) February 2010 Rancho Vista-NTPR-AdminDraft-Version2-100223.docx ADMINISTRATIVE DRAFT Table of Contents Section Page 1.0 INTRODUCTON.................................................................................................1 2.0 SITE LOCATION AND CONDITIONS.....................................................................1 3.0 PROJECT COMPONENTS....................................................................................2 3.1 Site Facilities/Activities.................................................................................2 3.2 Site Work.......................................................................................................3 3.2.1 Site Preparation............................................................................................... 3 3.2.2 Underground Major Activities......................................................................... 4 3.2.3 Aboveground Major Activities......................................................................... 4 3.2.4 Other Activities................................................................................................ 5 4.0 ACTIVITY SCHEDULE.........................................................................................5 Appendixes A Biological Review, Rancho Vista Material Yard, TRTP B Cultural Resources Inventory of Rancho Vista Material Yard, TRTP Figures 1 Project Location Map, Rancho Vista Material Yard 2 Layout Map, Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard 3 Construction Schedule, Rancho Vista Material Yard Tables 1 Permits and Documentation, Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP 2 Required Environmental Submittals, Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP Rancho Vista-NTPR-AdminDraft-Version2-100223.docx i ADMINISTRATIVE DRAFT 1.0 INTRODUCTON This Notice to Proceed Request (NTPR) describes the proposed marshalling yard referred to as Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard (Rancho Vista) for the Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project (TRIP). Rancho Vista is located in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino County, California (refer to Figure 1). This NTPR provides an overview of the planned construction activities for the Rancho Vista project. The Final Environmental Impact Report/Draft Environmental Impact Statement (FEIR/DEIS) describes the TRTP components and construction activities. Descriptions of marshalling and material storage yards activities are included in Section 2.2.12.2 (Staging and Support Areas) of the FEIR/DEIS, including preliminary identification of several material storage yard locations. Although the Rancho Vista location is not specifically identified in the FEIR/DEIS, the planned construction and operation activities for Rancho Vista are consistent with those described in the FEIR/DEIS. Il applicable Applicant Proposed Measures (APMs), Mitigation Measures (MMs), and permits have been identified, and will be implemented or completed,prior to ommencement of the construction associated with this NTPR. The checklist (Table 1) attached to this NTPR summarizes the permits, required pre -construction surveys for,, biological resources, required plans and reports, and other required submittals associated ith the scope of work described herein. Monitoring and reporting on implementation of PMs and MMs will be conducted in accordance with the TRTP Mitigation Monitoring Compliance and Reporting Plan. Additionally, required preconstruction surveys for, iological resources will be conducted prior to start of construction, as applicable. 2.0 SITE LOCATION AND CONDITIONS Rancho Vista consists of approximately 17.7 acres located in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino County, California. The street address is 12408 6th Street. The yard is situated north of 6th Street between Interstate 15 and Etiwanda Avenue. Rancho Vista-NTPR-AdminDraft-Version2-100223.docx .a ADMINISTRATIVE DRAFT For reference, the Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard is located within the Guasti USGS 7.5' topographic quadrangle. The coordinates for the approximate center of the site are Latitude 34.091 N, Longitude 117.536 W. The existing grade of the yard area is relatively flat. The surface of the southern portion of the yard (approximately 8 acres) is currently rocked (Figure 2). The northern portion of the yard (approximately 10 acres) is disturbed and largely void of vegetation. As shown in Figure 2, an abandoned railroad track is present in the northeastern portion of the yard, crossing the yard from the eastern fence line to the northern fence line. The yard will have three access points: one existing gate at the north side, and two new gates at the southeast corner and the southern corner northwest of the Peaker Power Plant (Figure 2). 3.0 PROJECT COMPONENTS Rancho Vista will serve as a material and equipment storage yard to support construction activities. Operating hours for Rancho Vista are planned to be from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The designated public notification contact for SCE is Christian Nelson, who can be reached by phone at (661) 902-1651 and by email at Christian.Nelson@sce.com. 3.1 Site Facilities/Activities Following is a list of activities and items that will possibly be present or active at this yard throughout the duration of the project: Rancho Vista-NTPR-AdminDraft-Version2-100223.docx 2 ADMINISTRATIVE DRAFT Facilities • Contractor equipment and material storage areas • Office trailers • Temporary sanitary facilities • Roll -off trash containers • Fueling areas • Spill kit • Vehicle parking area • Lighting/security 3.2 Site Work Activities • Yard development, operation, and maintenance • Contractor equipment and material receipt, storage, and shipping • Equipment and vehicle fueling • Vehicle parking • Security patrol • Underground duct bank installation 3.2.1 Site Preparation The interior of Rancho Vista will be developed in two phases. During Phase 1, all portions of the yard will be developed except for the northwest portion of the yard, which is designated as an Environmentally Sensitive Area (ESA) (refer to Figure 2). To protect the ESA, a 50-foot buffer will be established around its perimeter by installing a 3-foot-high construction fence. This fenced area (including the ESA and 50-foot buffer area) will be developed during Phase 2 of the site preparation activities, which will not begin until the ESA has been cleared for construction. The existing grade of the Rancho Vista Yard is relatively flat. The southern portion of the yard has been rocked by a previous tenant and will require minimal work prior to the start of material delivery. An additional 2 to 3 inches of road base material (e.g., gravel) will be placed on this area, if needed. The surface work for the northern, non -rocked portion of the yard will be phased. During Phase 1, the approximate 6-acre area outside of the ESA area will be developed. Following receipt of approval, Phase 2 will entail development of the approximate 4-acre ESA area. Rancho Vista-NTPR-AdminDraft-Version2-100223.docx 3 ADMINISTRATIVE DRAFT These areas will be cleared and grubbed, and a 6-inch deep layer of road base material applied. ' As shown in Figure 2, an abandoned railroad track is located in the northeast portion of the yard. Vehicle and equipment drive lanes across the tracks will be established by mounding soil and road base to create a smooth transition. 3.2.2 Underground Major Activities As shown in Figure 2, electrical power and communication services will be provided via underground electrical facilities along the south side of the yard. An approximate 500-foot long underground utility duct bank will be installed, extending from the northeast corner of the Peaker Power Plant into the yard. Below grade conduit and power cable will be installed throughout the yard to work and security lights. Approximately 5,400 (approximately 3,800 feet for the security lighting and approximately 1,600 feet for the work lighting) total feet of trenching is required to install the conduit. For new underground utility installation, an approximate 3-foot-deep trench will be excavated, a utility duct bank or conduit installed, and the trench filled with concrete slurry (bottom portion) and native soil (top portion) to existing grade. 3.2.3 Aboveground Major Activities The entire perimeter of the yard will be fenced with 6-foot-high, screened chain link fencing to protect material and equipment. Approximately 2,100 linear feet of new chain link fencing will be erected along the southern and eastern perimeter of the yard. The existing fencing along the western and northern edges of the yard will be repaired. New entrance gates will be constructed at the southwest corner and the southern corner northwest of the Peaker Power Plant (Figure 2). A breaker box will be installed in the yard at the terminal point of the underground electrical facilities described in Section 3.2.2. Rancho Vista-NTPR-AdminDraft-Version2-100223.docx 4 ADMINISTRATIVE DRAFT Security lights will be installed at 50- to 100-foot spacing around the perimeter of the yard. These 100- to 400-watt lights will be installed 6 to 15 feet above grade and will have shields to reduce illumination outside the yard. These lights will be equipped with light sensors for automated turn -on and manual switches to allow them to be turned off at times if not required. Work lighting will be installed throughout the yard to provide adequate working conditions. The working lights will consist of 100- to 400-watt lights, and will be installed 15 to 30 feet above grade at 100- to 500-foot spacing. The lights will be by a manual switch to allow for the lights to be turned on and off as required. The lights will be switched off while the yard is not in operation. The lights will be aimed downward and point into the yard, and shields will be installed, as needed to reduce illumination outside of the yard. The work lights will be powered by either the electrical service for the yard described in Section 3.2.2 or portable generators. 3.2.4 Other Activities Not applicable. 4.0 ACTIVITY SCHEDULE The project schedule for Rancho Vista Yard construction activities is shown in Figure 3. Rancho Vista-NTPR-AdminDraft-Version2-100223.docx 5 ADMINISTRATIVE DRAFT Appendix A Biological Review Rancho Vista Material Yard, TRTP Rancho Vista-NTPR-AdminDraft-Version2-100223.docx ADMINISTRATIVE DRAFT Appendix B Cultural Resources Inventory of Rancho Vista Material Yard, TRTP Rancho Vista-NTPR-AdminDraft-Version2-100223.docx Not to Scale OWNER NAME: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY ADDRESS:12408 6TH STREET RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 90680 LEGAL DESCRIPTION SOUTH WEST OF SECTION 8 AND NORTH WEST OF SECTION 17 TOWNSHIP 1 SOUTH, RANGE 6 WEST SAN BERNARDINO MERIDIAN NOTES - 1. HOURS OF OPERATION 7:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 2. OFFICE TRAILER: 2,200 S.F. 3. MATERIAL STORAGE: 16.5 AC. 4. A.P.N.:0229-283-74,0229-283-75 5. AREA: 17.6 AC. 0 400' 800' SCALE IN FEET N Source:'Sfte Plan for Rancho Vista Matedal Storage Yerd; Burns & McDonnell, 2J192010. Tehachapi Renewable FIGURE ED!ISON '— 2010 Transmission Project LAYOUT MAP LV JW'Y I RANCHO VISTA MATERIAL STORAGE YARD r.cur.nw.rM�.rrr,.w� Page 1 of 2 Fowler, Steven From: Holliday, Veronica [vholliday@burnsmcd.com] Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2010 10:30 AM To: Fowler, Steven Subject: Contractor Yard Development Question Attachments: Rancho Vista - Construction Material Yard.ppt Good morning Steven, I need to get some information regarding permits for a contractor material yard for construction activities that are associated with the development of the Southern California Edison TRTP Transmission line project. The proposed location for the contractor material yard is 12408 6th Street, the scope of work for the material yard development is: The following scope is part of Phase 1 • Installing approximately 2,100 LF of new 6' tall chain link fence • Install gates providing access to the material storage yard. Yard Security Lighting • Security lighting will be installed around the perimeter of each material yard. • The security lights will be put on a switch to allow for the lights to be turned on and off as required. • The lights will be switched on during the night to allow the security guards to patrol the perimeter of the yards safely. • The lights will be aimed downward and point into the yard. Shields will be installed as required to prevent the light from shining outside of the yard. Security Lights: • One 100 to 400 watt light per pole • Located 6 to 15 feet above grade • Poles spaced at 50 to 100 feet • The lights will be powered by the electrical service to the material yard. Below grade conduit and power cable will be installed throughout the yard to each light. • Approximately 3,800 feet of trenching at a depth of 3 feet is required to install the conduit. Yard Work Lighting • Work lighting will be installed throughout each material yard to provide adequate working conditions. • The work lights will be power by either the electrical service for the yard or portable generators. Below grade conduit and power cable will be installed throughout the yard to each light. Approximately 1,600 feet of trenching at a depth of 3 feet is required to install the conduit. • The lights will be put on a switch to allow for the lights to be turned on and off as required. The lights will be switched off while the yard is not in operation. • The lights will be aimed downward and point into the yard. Shields will be installed as required to prevent the light from shining outside of the yard. Working Lights: • (1 to 4) - 100 to 400 watt lights per pole • Located 15 to 30 feet above grade • Poles spaced at 100 — 500 feet • Install office trailers • Install portable toilets • Provide electrical power and communication services to the office trailers. Underground service will be installed between the Peaker plant and the material yard. • Install 1000 gallon stainless steel non -potable water tank 2/23/2010 Page 2 of 2 • Install 300 gallon waste water tank • Install 500 gallon diesel fuel storage. "Spill Proof' Storage Tanks set inside a lined spill containment berm of sufficient size to contain the amount of fuel being stored The surface work listed below will be phased in two parts, 6 acres for phase I and 4 acres for II. • Clear and remove brush from approximately 10 acres located north of the rocked portion of the yard. • Compact of approximately 10 acres of soil located north of the rocked portion of the yard. • Placement of road base over approximately 10 acres of compacted soil located north of the rocked portion of the yard. • Place additional road base material at all railroad track crossings. Activities and items that will be present or active at the proposed yard include but are not limited to: • Office trailers • Yard security • Security lights • Yard working lights • Vehicle parking • Fuel pick-up trucks containing 120 gallons of fuel may be parked overnight • Equipment and Material storage • Spill kit storage • Fire equipment storage • Roll -off trash containers • Portable toilets • Tower steel • Steel poles • Wire reels • Hardware • Dampers • Insulators Veronica F. Holliday Environmental Planner Burns & McDonnell 3550 E. Philadelphia Street, Unit 160 Ontario, California 91761 Main: (909) 923 - 4626 Ext. 225 vholliday(a)burnsmcd.com www.burnsmcd.com 2/23/2010 U Z OWNER NAME: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY ADDRESS: 12408 6TH STREET RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 90680 LEGAL DESCRIPTION SOUTH WEST OF SECTION 8 AND NORTH WEST OF SECTION 17 TOWNSHIP 1 SOUTH, RANGE 6 WEST SAN BERNARDINO MERIDIAN NOTES 1. HOURS OF OPERATION 7:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 2. OFFICE TRAILER: 2,200 S.F. 3. 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RV-C-200 - sheet 1 of 1 snrem CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA ENGINEERING DIVISION (Project No. DRC2010-002251• COMPLETENESS COMMENTS REVIEW/ Type Temporary Trailers Location NS/0 6th Street W/O Etiwanda Avenue Planning Division: Steven 'Fowleri APN 229-283-74 (P &_E.Meeting: 3-30-10'By: Willie Vafbuena �� Ckd: 'Z. - �- . X Yes No, Accepted as COMPLETE A. Completeness- Additional information that must be submitted prior to finding the application complete: 1. None. B. Preliminary Technical Issues 1. None. 1 of 1 Burns & McDonnell TRANSMITTAL 3550 E Philadelphia St, Unit 160 NO. 1256 Phone: 909-923-4626 Ontario, CA 91761 Fax: 909-923-4293 PROJECT: TRTP4-11 BMCD Deliverables DATE: 3/25/2010 TO: City of Rancho Cucamonga 10500 Civic Center Drive Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 ATTN: Larry Henderson, AICP REF: Rancho Vista Development Review Application WE ARE SENDING: SUBMITTED -FOR: ACTION TAKEN. - ❑ Shop Drawings Approval ❑ Approved as Submitted ❑ Letter ❑ Your Use ❑ Approved as Noted ❑ Prints ❑ As Requested ❑ Returned After Loan ❑ Change Order ❑ Review and Comment ❑ Resubmit ❑ Plans ❑ Submit ❑ Sam les SENTVIA:'V,❑ Returned ❑ Specifications ❑ Attached ❑ Returned for Corrections Other: Rancho Vista Development Re4iew`A lic Separate Cover Via: Hand Delivery❑ Due Date: Remarks: Items submitted:. Minor Development Review Application 8 Sets of Grading plans, site plans, and floor plans. Hazardous Waste and Site Substance Statement CC: Primavera 0 CRY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MAR 2,, 5 2010 RECEIVED -PLANNING Signed: EnviroStor Database Page 1 of 1 LAYERS aiva U 66 ` k * ' ■Federal SuperfundV x • ■State Response 51 • ■Voluntary Cleanup e ut Aclult� ; 3 Sporn Palk " Pis , • ❑School Cleanup Arrow Wd - • ■Evaluation t r IMSchool Investigation o F ■Military Evaluation r: 0Corrective Action Rochester *� N,5-1 • *Haz Waste Permit r AGeoTrackerLUFT � r AGeoTracker SUC 640x480 MAP AN ADDRESS:112408 6th Street, Rancho Cuca i v 0., Map data ©2010 Pongle-' California 91730 Goo MAR 2 5 2010 http://www.envirostor.dtsc.ca.gov/public/map.asp?global_id=&x=-119.1357421875&y=37.... 3/4/2010 Southern California Edison Documentation for Compliance with the Opinion Granting a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN)f Notice to Proceed Request for Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project (TRTP) CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MAR 2, 5 2010 March 2010 RECEIVED o PLANNING Rancho Vista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.docx Table of Contents Section Page 1.0 INTRODUCTON...................................................................................................1 2.0 SITE LOCATION AND CONDITIONS......................................................................1 3.0 PROJECT COMPONENTS.....................................................................................2 3.1 Site Facilities/Activities...................................................................................2 3.2 Site Work.....................................................................................:..................3 3.2.1 Site Preparation............................................................................................... 3 3.2.2 Underground Major Activities......................................................................... 4 3.2.3 Aboveground Major Activities......................................................................... 4 3.2.4 Other Activities................................................................................................ 5 4.0 ACTIVITY SCHEDULE...........................................................................................5 Appendixes A Biological Review, Rancho Vista Material Yard, TRTP B Cultural Resources Inventory of Rancho Vista Material Yard, TRTP Figures 1 Project Location Map, Rancho Vista Material Yard 2 Layout Map, Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard 3 Construction Schedule, Rancho Vista Material Yard Tables 1 Permits and Documentation, Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP 2 Required Environmental Submittals, Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP Rancho Vista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.docx i 1.0 INTRODUCTON This Notice to Proceed Request (NTPR) describes the proposed marshalling yard referred to as Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard (Rancho Vista Yard) for the Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project (TRTP). Rancho Vista Yard is located in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino County, California (refer to Figure 1). This NTPR provides an overview of the planned construction activities for Rancho Vista Yard. The Final Environmental Impact Report/Draft Environmental Impact Statement (FEIR/DEIS) describes the TRTP components and construction activities. Descriptions of marshalling and material storage yards activities are included in Section 2.2.12.2 (Staging and Support Areas) of the FEIR/DEIS, including preliminary identification of several material storage yard locations. Although the Rancho Vista Yard location is not specifically identified in the FEIR/DEIS, the planned construction and operation activities for Rancho Vista Yard are consistent with those described in the FEIR/DEIS. All applicable Applicant Proposed Measures (APMs), Mitigation Measures (MMs), and permits have been identified, and will be implemented or completed prior to, commencement of the construction associated with this NTPR: The checklist tables ttached to this NTPRsummarize the permits and documentation (Table 1) and required nvironmental submittals (Table 2) associated with the scope of work described herein. Monitoring and reporting on implementation of APMs and MMs will be conducted in ccordance with the TRTP Mitigation Monitoring Compliance and Reporting Plan. Additionally, required preconstruction surveys for biological resources will be conducted prior to start of construction, as applicable.. 2.0 SITE LOCATION AND CONDITIONS Rancho Vista Yard is SCE fee -owned property consisting of approximately 17.7 acres located in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino County, California. The street address is Rancho Vista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.docx 12408 6th Street. The yard is situated north of 6th Street between Interstate 15 and Etiwanda Avenue. For reference, Rancho Vista Yard is located within the Guasti USGS 7.5' topographic -1 quadrangle. The coordinates for the approximate center of the site are Latitude 34.091 N, Longitude 117.536 W. The existing grade of the yard area is relatively flat. The surface of the southern portion of the yard (approximately 8 acres) is currently rocked (Figure 2). The northern portion of the yard (approximately 10 acres) is disturbed and largely void of vegetation. As shown in Figure 2, an abandoned railroad track is present in the northeastern portion of the yard, crossing the yard from the eastern fence line to the northern fence line. The yard will have three access points: one existing gate at the north side, and two new gates at the southeast corner and the southern corner northwest of the Peaker Power Plant (Figure 2). 3.0 PROJECT COMPONENTS Rancho Vista Yard will serve as a material and equipment storage yard to support construction activities. Operating hours for the yard are planned to be from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The designated SCE public notification contact for Rancho Vista Yard is Christian Nelson, who can be reached by phone at (661) 902-1651 and by email at Christian.Nelson@sce.com. SCE has also established a TRTP toll -free information line (877-795-87878) and website (www.sce.com/tehachapi). 3.1 Site Facilities/Activities Following is a list of activities and items that will possibly be present or active at Rancho Vista Yard throughout the duration of the project: Rancho Vista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.docx 2 Facilities • Contractor equipment and material storage areas • Office trailers • Temporary sanitary facilities • Roll -off trash containers • Fueling areas • Spill kit • Vehicle parking area • Lighting/security 3.2 Site Work Activities • Yard development, operation, and maintenance • Contractor equipment and material receipt, storage, and shipping • Equipment and vehicle fueling • Vehicle parking • Security patrol • Underground duct bank installation t 3.2.1 Site Preparation The interior of Rancho Vista Yard will be developed in two phases. During Phase 1, all portions of the yard will be developed except for the northwest portion of the yard, which is designated as an Environmentally Sensitive Area (ESA) (refer to Figure 2). To protect the ESA, a 50-foot buffer will be established around its perimeter by installing a 3-foot-high construction fence. This fenced area (including the ESA and 50-foot buffer area) will be developed during Phase 2 of the site preparation activities, which will not begin until the ESA has been cleared for construction. The southern portion of the yard is currently rocked and will require minimal work prior to the start of material delivery. An additional 2 to 3 inches of road base material (e.g., gravel) will be placed on this area, if needed. The surface work for the northern, non -rocked portion of the yard will be phased. During Phase 1, the approximate 6-acre area outside of the ESA area will be developed. Following receipt of approval, Phase 2 will entail development of the approximate 4-acre ESA area. These areas will be cleared and grubbed, and a 6-inch deep layer of road base material applied. Rancho Vista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.docx 3 Vehicle and equipment drive lanes across the abandoned railroad tracks in the northeast portion of the yard will be established by mounding soil and road base on the existing culverts to create a smooth transition. 3.2.2 Underground Major Activities As shown in Figure 2, electrical power and communication services will be provided via underground electrical facilities along the south side of Rancho Vista Yard. An approximate 500-foot long underground utility duct bank will be installed, extending from the northeast corner of the Peaker Power Plant into the yard. Below grade conduit and power cable will be installed throughout Rancho Vista Yard for work and security lighting. Approximately 5,400 total feet (approximately 3,800 feet for the security lighting and approximately 1,600 feet for the work lighting) of trenching is required to install the conduit. For new underground utility installation, an approximate 3-foot-deep trench will be excavated, a utility duct bank or conduit installed, and the trench filled with concrete slurry (bottom portion) and native soil (top portion) to existing grade. 3.2.3 Aboveground Major Activities The entire perimeter of Rancho Vista Yard will be fenced with 6-foot-high, screened chain link fencing to protect material and equipment. Approximately 2,100 linear feet of new chain link fencing will be erected along the southern and eastern perimeter of the yard. The existing fencing along the western and northern edges of the yard will be repaired. New entrance gates will be constructed at the southwest corner and the southern corner, northwest of the Peaker Power Plant (Figure 2). A breaker box will be installed inside Rancho Vista Yard at the terminal point of the underground electrical facilities described in Section 3.2.2. Security lights will be installed at 50- to 100-foot spacing around the perimeter of the yard. These 100- to 400-watt lights will be installed 6 to 15 feet above grade, and will have shields or be directed to reduce illumination outside the yard. These lights will be equipped with Rancho Vista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.docx 4 light sensors for automated turn -on and manual switches to allow them to be turned off at times if not required. Work lighting will be installed throughout Rancho Vista Yard to provide adequate working conditions. The working lights will consist of 100- to 400-watt lights, and will be installed 15 to 30 feet above grade at 100- to 500-foot spacing. The lights will be operated by a manual switch to allow for the lights to be turned on and off as required. The lights will be switched off while the yard is not in operation. The lights will be aimed downward and point into the yard, and shields will be installed, as needed, to reduce illumination outside of the yard. The work lights will be powered by either the electrical service for the yard described in Section 3.2.2 or portable generators. 3.2.4 Other Activities Not applicable. 4.0 ACTIVITY SCHEDULE The project schedule for Rancho Vista Yard construction activities is shown in Figure 3. Rancho Vista-NTPR-CPUC- I 00308.docx 5 C6 0 �tanrtu�t' p `, Pa P� e 19 V44 ;o?d Ed—ds ,w ,....... b At �OlTAHWIHO:: tat Face Base r(arn CoMmft f,(5,-q IMPI I Be t Lteideine`ss Ama f 1 Rancho Vista Material Yard �:.o (n G1S'sjYJ Souca SwNem pWomla EEYan Ib§bmk Peswme Pgenry Leery Pm'Act Aosf Pemeb SeiulnBLeb, Pesbs S, usnsrorgtseM... Le end . New Substafion(Part of TRTP) Highways pacific Crest Trail —Interstate/US Route - Existing Substation — State Route i�1M County Boundary 1 Figure ® exp..(Part of TRTP) Existing Transmission Lines r,;�x.,.;.; Incorporated Cites � - Permitted Substation (Not Yet — 22(, kV Unincorporated County —Bgg kV PROJECT LOCATION MAP �_ in<x=aeswraet Conswcted - Not Part at TRTP) Edsfing Substaton Public 6 Conservation Lands RANCHO VISTA MATERIAL YARD sv Tehacha Renewable M - (No Change UnderTRTP) LM BLM = Local F=USDAFS ' ntfic Transmission Project TRTPProposed Route �DODMState M Wilderness Area FD-1ON _ - 2010 Segments 4 -11 Segment BB �NPS©NGO/O her®State Lands Segment 8C Pm. Commission ara:r,wm em rleme.xmr rmme a tF r r RAIL ROhDjRACKSORARY _ �—J— t TTOILEF,. „a ,. t } i;TYR.) ¢. w "-1�i' GAT gar �„r _ UFFER .,j}���` 1 '"F�4T�'UCTJ, `" r v it UNDERGROUND ELECTRICAL FACILITIES TRENCH - t i L rka " t ro Dates are subject to change based on schedule update and are for planning purposes only P6 PROJECT ID: Material Working DATA DATE: 14-Feb-10 Figure 3 Construction Schedule Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard Dated: 1 6-Feb-1 0 Filter Exceptions: TASK filter: Selected Activities. Activity ID Activity Name Start Finish Remaining Duration Otr 2, 2010 May Jun Material Lay -Down Yards y-10 26 Ma� 18-Jun-10 17 Rancho Vista Yard Construction 26-May-10 18-Jun-10 17 S08MYYD116 RANCHO VISTA YARD - Start Construction 26-May-10 0 S08MYYD083 RANCHO VISTA YARD - Construction Subcontractor Performs Ground Surface Development 28-May-10 18-Jun-10 15 S08MYYD099 RANCHO VISTA YARD - Construction Subcontractor Fence Installation 28-May-10 08-Jun-10 7 S08MYYD048 RANCHO VISTA YARD - Ready to Receive Materials at Rancho Vista Yard 15-Jun-10' 0 _ Table 1 Permits and Documentation Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP Permit/Document Applicable to NTP? Comments General Permits City Permits X Conditional Use Permit (Non -Construction). County Permits — Not applicable. Electrical Permit X City of Rancho Cucamonga. Grading Permit — Not applicable. Caltrans Permits — Not applicable. Road Permits — Not applicable. Aqueduct Permits — Not applicable. Railroad Permits — Not applicable. Utility Permit — Not applicable. Other Permits and. Documentation Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Form 7460 (1) Notice of Proposed Construction Permit — Not applicable. Permit for Clean Water Act Section 401 Water Quality Certification / Porter Cologne Act — Not applicable. Permit for Clean Water Act Section 404 Nationwide Permit -- Not applicable. California Dept. of Fish and Game (CDFG) Sec 1602 Streambed Alteration Agreement — Not applicable. Consultation Agreement under Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act — Not applicable. CDFG Sec 2081 (B) & (C) Endangered Species Permit — Not applicable. National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) General Permit for Storm Water Discharges Associated with Construction Activities including Notice of Intent (NOI)/Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan X A SWPPP has been prepared for Rancho Vista Yard. California or U.S. EPA Hazardous Waste Generator Identification Number Application — Not applicable. Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA) Permit (hazardous substances) X Hazardous substances greater than threshold quantities will be stored onsite. Clean Air Act General Conformity Determination — Not applicable. Air Quality Permits for portable engines greater than 50 hp not registered under the CARB Portable Engine Registration Program — Not applicable. Portable Engine Registration for specified non -mobile portable engines — Contractor will identify if needed. Other Air Quality Permit(s) — Not applicable. Special Use Authorization — Not applicable. Amendment or replacement of existing easement across lands owned by USACE — Not applicable. Licenses for new microwave paths - Federal Communications Center (FCC) — Not applicable. Permits for new microwave towers - Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) — Not applicable. Construction permit for construction involving trenches 5 feet or deeper into which a person is required to descend (OSHA) — Not applicable. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xis 1 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM I Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Biological Resources _ Pre -construction biological clearance surveys would be performed to APM BIO-1 X The resumes for the biologists will be submitted to the CPUC prior to minimize impacts on special -status plants or wildlife species. The resumes conducting pre -construction surveys for Rancho Vista Yard. A of the proposed biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for preconstruction survey will be conducted within 14 days of concurrence. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present construction, with the report submitted to the CPUC within 5 days of and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. construction. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Minimize vegetation removal. Every effort would be made to minimize APM BIO-2 X No native vegetation communities exist on the property. vegetation removal and permanent loss at construction sites. If necessary, native vegetation would be flagged for protection. A project revegetation plan would be prepared for areas of native habitat temporarily affected during construction. Avoid Impacts to State and Federal Jurisdictional Wetlands. Every effort APM BIO-3 X No jurisdictional wetlands and waters of the US and State were would be made to minimize vegetation removal and permanent loss at identified during surveys. Therefore, no regulatory permits, construction sites. If necessary, native vegetation would be flagged for protection. vegetation flagging, or project revegetation plan are required for A project revegetation plan would be prepared for areas of native habitat jurisdictional areas for work. temporarily affected during construction. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Best Management Practices. Construction crews would avoid affecting the APM BIO-4 X Erosion control measures and best management practices (BMPs) streambeds and banks of any streams along the route to the extent feasible. If will be applied during wet weather as directed in the project SWPPP necessary, a Streambed Alteration Agreement (SAA) would be secured from to catch runoff from sheet flow. Daily inspections of BMP placement California Department of Fish and Game. Impacts would be mitigated based on and function will also be performed during clearing and grading the terms of the SAX No streams with flowing waters and or those capable of activities. Guidelines and regulations established by the general supporting special -status species would be expected to be adversely impacted SWPPP will be implemented at all times during construction. from project implementation. Implementation of all necessary erosion control devices will be properly installed and maintained. A copy of the SWPPP will be available on -site for reference. Biological monitoring. Qualified biological monitors with demonstrated expertise APM BIO-5 X A biological monitor will be required to ensure complete avoidance of with the listed wildlife species likely to occur in the Project area would be assigned MM B-8b the determined Delhi sands flower -loving fly habitat and avoidance of to the project. The monitors would be responsible for ensuring that impacts to impacts to breeding birds, special -status herpetofauna, and, if special -status species, native vegetation, wildlife habitat, or unique resources necessary, desert woodrat nests. The resumes of the Biological would be avoided to the fullest extent possible. Where appropriate, monitors Monitors will be submitted to the CPUC prior to the beginning of work. would flag the boundaries of areas where activities need to be restricted to protect native plants and wildlife, or special -status species. These restricted areas would be monitored to ensure their protection during construction. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xls 2 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Implement a Worker Environmental Awareness Program. A Worker APM BIO-6 X WEAP Training approved by the CPUC will be given to all on -site Environmental Awareness Program (WEAP) would be prepared and all MM B-1 b personnel by a qualified SCE Biologist. construction crews and contractors would be required to participate in WEAP training prior to starting work on the project. The WEAP training would include a review of the special -status species and other sensitive resources that could exist in the Project area, the locations of the sensitive biological resources, their legal status and protections, and measures to be implemented for avoidance of these sensitive resources. A record of all personnel trained would be maintained. SCE would conduct project -wide raptor surveys and remove trees, if APM BIO-8 X No features suitable of supporting raptor nests are found on the necessary, outside of the nesting season (1 February - 31 August). SCE property. However, a nesting raptor survey shall be conducted would conduct project -wide raptor surveys and remove trees, if necessary, concurrently with the pre -ground disturbance breeding bird survey outside of the nesting season (1 February — 31 August). If a tree or pole prior to construction. containing a raptor nest must be removed during the nesting season, or if work is scheduled to take place in close proximity to an active nest on an existing transmission tower or pole, SCE would coordinate with the CDFG and FWS and obtain written concurrence prior to moving the nest. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Avian Protection. All transmission and sub -transmission towers and poles would APM BIO-9 X The Yard will not include any transmission or sub -transmission be designed to be raptor -safe in accordance with the Suggested Practices for towers and poles. Raptor Protection on Power Lines: The State of the Art in 2006 (Avian Power Line Interaction Committee [APLIC] 2006). SCE will submit tower and pole design details to the CPUC and/or FS. Provide Restoration/Compensation for Impacts to Native Vegetation MM B-1 a X The Yard is comprised of disturbed ruderal vegetation and no native Communities. Prior to construction SCE shall have a qualified biologist, where habitat areas exist on site. No significant and unavoidable impacts concurrence on the biologist has been provided by the CPUC and FS, document on any special -status vegetation resources are expected at this site the community type and acreage of vegetation that would be subject to project and therefore the need for mitigation compensation is not anticipated. disturbance. All habitats dominated by non-native species prior to Project Mitigation Measure B-1 a does not require restoration for ruderal disturbance shall be revegetated using appropriate native species approved by vegetation. SCE will implement erosion control measures, but the the CPUC/FS/USACE. On non -Federal lands, SCE shall prepare the Habitat yard will remain rocked post construction. No reseeding will occur. Restoration and Revegetation Plan which will include a monitoring element. Treat cut tree stumps with Sporax. If tree removal is required, prior to MM B-1 c This mitigation measure is only required for Angeles National Forest construction, SCE shall submit documentation of required tree -cutting activities (ANF) or public lands. and the use of Sporax to the CPUC and FS and only licensed applicators will apply Sporax. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xls 3 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Implement RCA Treatment Plan. SCE shall not construct or modify any MM B-2 This mitigation measure is only required for the ANF. structure, culvert, or bridge or modify any habitat without the appropriate permits from regulatory agencies. SCE shall not construct or modify any structure, culvert, or bridge or modify any habitat on NFS lands in Riparian Conservation Areas (RCAs) without the authorization of the FS. Vegetation removal or road construction shall not occur in RCAs during the breeding season for nesting birds (February 1-August 15) unless otherwise approved by the FS. SCE shall prepare and implement a FS RCA Treatment Plan for the Project. This Plan shall be submitted to the FS for approval prior to construction or the grading of any access road. The Plan shall also be submitted to the CPUC for review. Prepare and implement a Weed Control Plan. SCE will remove of weed seed MM B-3a This mitigation measure is only required for the ANF or public lands sources from project disturbance areas Angeles National Forest and U.S. Army including United States Army Corps of Engineers (USAGE) lands. Corps of Engineers property prior to construction and during each year of construction. On the ANF, from the time construction begins until ten years after construction is complete, surveying for new invasive weed populations and the monitoring of identified and treated populations shall be required at all sites impacted by construction. During Project preconstruction and construction, vehicles and all equipment shall be washed. On non-NFS lands vehicles and equipment shall be washed prior to commencing work in off road areas. Remove weed seed sources from construction access routes. Prior to MM B-3b This mitigation measure is only required for the ANF or public lands construction, SCE shall initiate eradication of the weed populations identified in including USACE lands. the table on page 3.4-144 of the FEIR/EIS and submit documentation of control measures to the CPUC and FS. Remove weed seed sources from assembly yards, staging areas, tower MM B-3c This mitigation measure is only required .for the ANF or public lands pads, pull sites, landing zones, and spur roads. Prior to construction, SCE including USACE lands. shall commence weed control efforts in early spring, and submit documentation of control measures to the CPUC and FS. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xis 4 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Conduct pre -construction surveys and monitoring for breeding birds. The MM B-5 X A preconstruction surrey will be conducted within 14 days of resumes of the proposed biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, - construction, with the report submitted to the CPUC within 5 days of and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified SCE Biologist shall conduct pre- construction. As stated in the Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard construction surveys for nesting birds if construction and removal activities are Project Biological Resources Review (biological review), no bird nest scheduled to occur during the breeding season (1 February - 15 August). If locations were detected within the survey area or buffer. No special - breeding birds and/or nests are found, appropriate size disturbance -free buffers status birds were detected during the survey. Resumes of biologists per MM B-5 in the FEIR/EIS will be established by the SCE Biologist. The SCE that will perform the pre -construction surveys and biological Biologist shall conduct regular monitoring of the nest to determine success/failure monitoring will be submitted to the CPUC prior to beginning and to ensure that Project activities are not conducted within the buffer(s) until the construction or surveys. Clearance surveys for nesting birds will be nesting cycle is complete or the nest fails. The SCE Biologist shall be responsible completed immediately prior to construction. for documenting the results of the surveys and the on -going monitoring and will provide a copy of the monitoring reports for impact areas to the respective agencies Conduct preconstruction surveys for State and federally Threatened, MM B-7 X Suitable habitat is absent for listed plants. Therefore, focused Endangered, Proposed, Petitioned, and Candidate plants and avoid any surveys are not required. Surveys for the biological review were located occurrences of listed plants. The resumes of the proposed biologists negative as well. However, a preconstruction survey will be shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified conducted within 14 days prior to construction. SCE biologist shall conduct pre -construction surveys for State and federally listed Threatened and Endangered, Proposed, Petitioned, and Candidate plants in all areas subject to ground disturbing activity during the appropriate blooming period(s) according to protocols established by FWS, CDFG, FS, and CNPS. If a listed plant species is found appropriate size buffers will be established or if impacts are unavoidable, consultation with FWS will occur. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Conduct protocol surveys for California red -legged frogs and implement MM B-8a X No suitable habitat exists within or in the nearby vicinity of the project avoidance measures. The resumes of the proposed biologists shall be provided site, therefore protocol surveys are unnecessary. No California to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified SCE biologist will Natural Diversity Database (CNDDB) records exist within a one -mile conduct protocol surveys for California red -legged frogs in areas with suitable radius of the site. Therefore, California red -legged frog monitoring is habitat. A SCE Biologist will provide personnel information on this species per not necessary at this Yard. MM B-8a in the WEAP training. A full-time biological monitor shall be present at the access road crossing near the newly discovered population of California red - legged frog in Aliso Canyon, while water is present. If necessary, areas where California red -legged frogs occur, work areas will be fenced and disturbance -free buffers established per guidance from the SCE Biologist. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xls 5 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Conduct protocol surveys for arroyo toads and implement avoidance MM B-9 X This Yard occurs outside the known range of Arroyo Toad. No measures in occupied areas. The resumes of the proposed biologists shall be suitable habitat exists within or in the nearby vicinity of the Yard. provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified SCE There are no CNDDB records within a one -mile radius of the Yard. Biologist will conduct surveys for arroyo toad in areas with suitable habitat. A SCE Biologist will provide personnel information on this species per MM B-9 in the WEAP training. In areas where arroyo toads occur, work areas will be fenced and disturbance -free buffers established per guidance from the SCE Biologist. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Conduct presence or absence surveys for desert tortoise, preserve habitat, MM B-10 X This Yard occurs outside the known range of desert tortoise. No and implement avoidance measures. The resumes of the proposed biologists suitable habitat exists within the Yard or in the nearby vicinity. shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified Therefore, presence/absence surveys for desert tortoise are not SCE Biologist will conduct surveys for desert tortoise in areas with suitable necessary at this Yard. habitat. A SCE Biologist will provide personnel information on this species per MM B-10 in the WEAP training. To mitigate potential permanent impacts to occupied desert tortoise habitat from Project construction, SCE will acquire habitat occupied by desert tortoises. In construction areas in occupied desert tortoise areas, work and staging areas will be fenced with approved desert tortoise fencing with guidance from the SCE Biologist. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Implement avoidance and minimization measures for Santa Ana sucker and MM B-12 X No suitable habitat exists within or in the nearby vicinity of the other aquatic organisms. The resumes of the proposed biologists shall be Project site. There are no CNDDB records within a one -mile radius of provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. Prior to construction the site. Therefore, implementation of avoidance and on or near the West Fork Cogswell road, SCE shall pre -stage a complete minimization measures for Santa Ana sucker and other aquatic Hazardous Material Spill kit(s) capable of containing the largest potential vehicle organisms is not necessary at this site. spill of gasoline, diesel, or other hazardous materials. Per guidance in MM B-12, a SCE Biologist will check for leaks, spills, and debris that may enter the San Gabriel River Prior to any work in the San Gabriel River, Big Tujunga River, or their tributaries where flowing or ponded water is present, a qualified SCE Biologist shall conduct surveys for fish and other special -status aquatic organisms. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xis 6 of 18 0 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Monitor construction in condor habitat and remove trash and micro -trash MM B-14 X The site is outside of the current range of the California condor, from the work area daily. The resumes of the proposed biologists shall be however, the removal of trash and micro -trash is still required. provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. Prior to the commencement of helicopter activity, SCE will coordinate with a FWS condor biologist to determine if any condors have been tracked or observed in the vicinity of the Project area. A SCE Biologist will provide personnel information on this species per MM B-14 in the WEAP training. Conduct protocol or focused surveys for listed riparian birds and avoid MM B-15 X No riparian habitat occurs within the Yard or in the nearby vicinity. occupied habitat. The resumes of the proposed biologists shall be provided to Therefore, protocol or focused surveys for listed riparian birds are not the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified SCE biologist will necessary at this Yard. conduct annual protocol or focused surveys for listed riparian birds (southwestern willow flycatcher, least Bell's vireo, and western yellow -billed cuckoo) in areas with suitable habitat including a 500-foot buffer from the work area. In areas where listed riparian bird breeding territories or nests occur, 500-foot disturbance -free buffers will established per guidance from the SCE Biologist. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Conduct protocol or focused surveys for coastal California gnatcatcher and MM B-16 X No sage scrub habitat occurs within the Yard or in the nearby vicinity. implement avoidance measures. The resumes of the proposed biologists shall Therefore, protocol or focused surveys for coastal California be provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified SCE gnatcatcher are not necessary at this Yard. biologist will conduct protocol surveys for coastal California gnatcatcher in areas with suitable habitat including a 500-foot buffer from the work area. In areas where coastal California gnatcatcher territories or nests occur, 300-foot disturbance -free buffers will established per guidance from the SCE Biologist. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Conduct pre -construction surveys for Swainson's hawks. The resumes of MM B-18a X The Yard is outside of the current range for nesting Swainson's hawk. the proposed biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for There is no suitable nesting habitat within the survey area. Therefore, concurrence. A qualified SCE biologist will conduct pre -construction surveys for pre -construction surveys for Swainson's hawk are not necessary at Swainson's hawk in areas with suitable habitat including a one -mile buffer from this Yard. the work area. If a nest is found, the SCE Biologist will consult with CDFG. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xls 7 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Removal of nest trees for Swainson's hawks. Nest trees for Swainson's hawks MM B-18b X The Yard is outside of the current range for nesting Swainson's hawk. along the Project shall not be removed unless avoidance measures are During surveys for the biological review, no suitable nesting trees determined to be infeasible. If a nest tree for a Swainson's hawk must be were identified within the survey area. removed, a Management Authorization (including conditions to offset the loss of the nest tree) must be obtained from the CDFG by the SCE Biologist. If construction or other Project -related activities that may cause nest abandonment by a Swainson's hawk or forced fledging are necessary within the specified buffer zone, monitoring of the nest site (funded by SCE) by a qualified SCE Biologist shall be required to determine if the nest is abandoned. If the nest is abandoned and if the nestlings are still alive, SCE shall fund the recovery and hacking (controlled release of captive reared young) of the nestling(s). During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Conduct protocol surveys for Mohave ground squirrels. The resumes of the MM B-22a X This Yard is outside the range of the Mohave ground squirrel. No proposed biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for suitable habitat exists within or in the nearby vicinity of the Yard. concurrence. Therefore, protocol surveys for Mohave ground squirrels are not necessary at this Yard. Implement construction monitoring for Mohave ground squirrels. The MM B-22b X This Yard is outside the historic range of the Mohave ground squirrel. resumes of the proposed biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, No suitable habitat exists within or in the nearby vicinity of the Yard. and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified SCE Biologist shall be on the site to Therefore, construction monitoring for Mohave ground squirrels are monitor and survey for Mohave ground squirrel during initial ground disturbing not necessary at this Yard. activities. Preserve off -site habitat/management of existing populations of special- MM B-23 X No suitable habitat for special status plants exists within the property status plants. SCE shall conduct rare plant surveys, and implement and none were found during surveys for the biological review. avoidance/minimization/compensation strategies. SCE shall conduct surveys However, a preconstruction survey will be conducted within 14 days according to established and accepted protocol during the floristic period prior to construction. appropriate for each of the rare plant species identified with the potential to occur - within the Project ROW and within 100 feet of all surface -disturbing activities. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.x1s 8 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APMIMM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Conduct focused presence/absence surveys for southwestern pond turtle MM B-24 X Suitable habitat is absent. No suitable water features or habitat exist and implement monitoring, avoidance, and minimization measures. The within or in the nearby vicinity of the Yard. Therefore, focused resumes of the proposed biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, presence/absence surveys for southwestern pond turtle, and and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified SCE biologist will conduct pre- implementation of monitoring, avoidance, and minimization measures construction focused surveys for southwestern pond turtle in areas with suitable are not necessary at this Yard. habitat including up to a 1300-foot buffer from the work area. In areas where southwestern pond turtles or their nests occur, appropriate disturbance -free buffers will established per guidance from the SCE Biologist. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Conduct focused surveys for two -striped garter snakes and south coast MM B-25 X Suitable habitat is absent. No suitable water features or habitat exist garter snakes and implement monitoring, avoidance, and minimization within or in the nearby vicinity of the Yard. Therefore, focused measures. The resumes of the proposed biologists shall be provided to the surveys for two -striped garter snakes and south coast garter snakes, CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified SCE Biologist shall and implementation of monitoring, avoidance, and minimization conduct pre -construction focused surveys for two -striped garter snakes (both on measures are not necessary at this Yard. and off NFS lands) and south coast garter snakes (non-NFS lands only) in areas with suitable habitat. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Conduct focused surveys for coast range newts and implement monitoring, MM B-26 X Suitable habitat is absent. No suitable water features or habitat exist avoidance, and minimization measures. The resumes of the proposed within or in the nearby vicinity of the Yard. Therefore, focused biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. A surveys for coast range newt, and implementation of monitoring, qualified SCE Biologist shall conduct pre -construction focused surveys for coast avoidance, and minimization measures are not necessary at this range newt in areas with suitable habitat on non-NFS lands. If areas where coast Yard. range newts occur, no work shall be authorized within one-half mile of the occupied active drainage channel and no vehicular crossings at fords of those channels shall be authorized until the SCE Biologist has inspected and relocated the individual from the restriction area. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Monitoring, avoidance, and minimization measures for special -status MM B-27 X The potential exists for terrestrial herpetofauna to be present, terrestrial herpetofauna. The resumes of the proposed biologists shall be including orangethroated whiptail and San Diego coast homed lizard. provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. During construction, A preconstruction survey will be conducted to ensure no special - qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to status herpetofauna are present on the Yard in addition to the initiation of construction will be performed daily. preconstruction clearance sweep to remove/relocate any herpetofuana present immediately prior to construction. The resumes of the Biologists will be submitted to the CPUC. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xis 9 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP1 Comments Implement CDFG protocol for burrowing owls. The resumes of the proposed MM B-29 X Pre -construction burrowing owl surreys will be conducted within 30 biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. In days prior to construction to ensure burrowing owls have not areas with suitable burrowing owl habitat, a preconstruction survey for burrowing established territories at the Yard. The resumes of the Biologists will owls, in conformance with CDFG protocol, will be conducted by a qualified SCE be submitted to the CPUC. Biologist. The SCE Biologist will establish 250-foot disturbance free buffers around occupied burrowing owl burrows during the nesting season. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Conduct pre- and during construction nest surveys for spotted owls. The MM B-30 X This Yard occurs outside the known range of spotted owl. There is no resumes of the proposed biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, suitable habitat within or in the nearby vicinity of the Yard. Therefore, and/or FS for concurrence. Prior to tree removal or construction activities within nest surveys for spotted owls are not necessary at this Yard. suitable habitat, a qualified SCE Biologist shall conduct FS protocol surveys for California spotted owl. If nests or breeding pairs are found during the surveys, the limited operating period (LOP) will be applied according to the Forest Plan (Standard 20 — Part 3) and helicopter construction will be restricted per MM B-30. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Maternity colony or hibernaculum surveys for roosting bats. The resumes of MM B-33a X There are no suitable roost sites within or in the nearby vicinity of the the proposed biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for Yard. Therefore, surveys for roosting bats are not necessary at this concurrence. A qualified SCE biologist will conduct pre -construction surveys for Yard. roosting bat materinity colonies (within 300 feet of work area) or hibernacula (within 200 feet of work area) in areas with suitable habitat. Materinity colonies and hibernacula will be avoided if feasible, if not feasible, consultation with CDFG/FS/USACOE and CPUC will be required as appropriate. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Provision of substitute roosting bat habitat. If a maternity roost will be MM B-33b X There are no suitable roost sites within or in the vicinity of the Yard. impacted by the Project, and no alternative maternity roosts are in use near the Therefore, provisions for substitute roosting bat habitat is site, substitute roosting habitat for the maternity colony shall be provided on, or in unnecessary at this Yard. close proximity to, the Project site no less than three months prior to the eviction of the colony. Alternative roost sites will be constructed in accordance with the specific bats requirements in coordination with CDFG and the FS. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xls 10 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Exclude bats prior to demolition of roosts. The resumes of the proposed MM B-33c X There are no suitable roost sites within or in the nearby vicinity of the biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. If Yard. Therefore, demolition requiring the prior exclusion of bats non -breeding bat hibernacula are found in towers or trees scheduled to be roosts .is not anticipated. removed or in crevices in rock outcrops within the grading footprint, the individuals shall be safely evicted, under the direction of the SCE Biologist. Conduct focused surveys for San Diego desert woodrats and passively MM B-36 X Marginally suitable habitat is present for San Diego desert woodrat on relocate. The resumes of the proposed biologists shall be provided to the CPUC, and adjacent to the Yard, however, no San Diego desert woodrat USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified SCE biologist will conduct pre- were identified during surveys. A preconstruction survey will be construction surveys for San Diego desert woodrat in areas with suitable habitat. conducted within 14 days prior to construction. The resumes of the If active woodrat nests are present, 10-foot minimum disturbance -free buffers will Biologists will be submitted to the CPUC. established per guidance from the SCE Biologist. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Conduct focused surveys for ringtail and passively relocate during the non- MM B-37 X This Yard occurs outside the known range of ringtail. No suitable breeding season. The resumes of the proposed biologists shall be provided to habitat exists within or in the nearby vicinity of the survey area. the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified SCE Biologist shall Therefore, focused surveys for ringtail are not necessary at this Yard. conduct pre -construction surveys for ringtail on non-NFS lands at sites with suitable denning habitat including 200 feet from work areas. If found, occupied ringtail dens will be flagged and ground -disturbing activities within 200 feet will be avoided per guidance of the SCE Biologist. If avoidance is not feasible, ringtail will be safely evicted under the direction of the SCE Biologist. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. Conduct focused surveys for American badgers and passively relocate MM B-38 X Although the Yard provides marginally suitable habitat for badger, no during the nonbreeding season. The resumes of the proposed biologists shall burrows or dens were detected and no CNDDB records exist within a be provided to the CPUC, USACE, and/or FS for concurrence. A qualified SCE one -mile radius of the site. The potential for American Badger Biologist shall conduct pre -construction surveys for American badger within occurring on the Yard is considered low. Therefore, focused surveys suitable habitat. If present, a 50-foot buffer will be established around dens and for American badger are not required. However, a preconstruction 200 feet for maternity dens. If avoidance is not feasible during the non -breeding survey will be conducted within 14 days prior to construction. The season, American badgers will be safely evicted under the direction of the SCE resumes of the Biologists will be submitted to the CPUC. Biologist. During construction, qualified biological monitors will be present and clearance surveys prior to initiation of construction will be performed daily. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xls 11 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. I to NTP? Comments Cultural Resources Cultural Resources Report Applicable X Rancho Vista Yard was covered in a cultural resources inventory cultural completed in 2006 (Williams 2006). resources APMs/MMs Paleo Resources Management Plan APM PAL-1 X Recent ANF comments require additional research and edits to the PRMP. A final draft will be circulated shortly. PRMP recommendations are taken from the draft and included in all new cultural resources reports where the PRMP will be cited. Consult Native Americans regarding traditional cultural values that may be APM CR-3c X A Sacred Lands File Search was requested in the cultural resources associated with archaeological resources. SCE shall provide documentation inventory report completed in 2006 (Williams 2006). The Native of coordination with appropriate Native American tribes, if necessary. American Heritage Commission (NAHC) response stated that there are no sacred lands identified within the proposed Yard. Construction Monitoring and Unanticipated Resources Discovery Plan' APM CR-5 X Contained within the Cultural Resources Report and the WEAP Native American Participation. Prior to construction SCE will consult with Native APM CR-7 X Ongoing Native American consultation is being conducted between Americans identified by the NAHC as having cultural ties to particular areas of the ANF and tribal groups that have expressed interest in TRTP. A TRTP. SCE shall provide documentation of coordination with appropriate Native meeting to discuss a Plan of Action for the entire project per the American tribes, if necessary. Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) took place at ANF headquarters in Arcadia on 27 January, 2010 with a follow up meeting scheduled to take place on February 16, 2010 to further identify roles and responsibilities for tribal groups that have expressed an interest in the Project. Programmatic Agreement - Cultural Resources MM C-1a X The PA has been signed by all signatories and is fully executed as of 02/17/2010. Inventory Cultural Resources Report MM C-1 b X The NTPR will provide documentation of a cultural resources survey in one of two formats. Either the previous report by Williams in 2006 will be cited in the NTPR that covers the area of construction, or a new supplemental cultural resources report. Historic Properties Treatment Plan (HPTP) MM C-le X This plan is required after construction and will detail how SCE will manage resources in the APE during O&M activities. Long-term plan for NRHP-eligible sites MM C-1i X NRHP-eligible sites will require a treatment plan if they cannot be avoided by the Undertaking. No NRHP-eligible sites will be affected under the current NTPR. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xls 12 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. I to NTP? Comments Additional Resources Construction Notification Plan MM L-1 a X The Project Construction Notification Plan was approved by the MM L-lb CPUC 1/19/10. MM L-1c MM R-lb MM R-1 c Construction SWPPP APM HAZ-2 X A SWPPP has been prepared for Rancho Vista Yard. APM GEO-3 APM HYDA APM HYD-3 MM H-1a Construction Transportation Plan APM AQ-3 X The Construction Transportation Plan for Rancho Vista was approved APM TRA-1 by the CPUC on February 24, 2010. MM AQ-1a MM AQ-1c MM T-2 Emergency Contact Information (Laminated Card) MM F-3c X The Project Emergency Contact Information (Laminated Card) was approved by the CPUC on 1/23/10. Emergency Evacuation Plan MM F-4 — Not applicable. This plan applies to ANF land and the Puente Hills Landfill Natural Habitat Preservation Authority (PHLNHPA). Erosion Control Plan MM H-1a X The Project Erosion Control Plan was approved by the CPUC on 2/1/10. Excavation Plan (To Address Visual Resources) MM V-4b X The Project Excavation Plan (To Address Visual Resources) was MM V-4d approved by the CPUC on 1/27/10. Fire Management Plan (Non -Federal Land) APM HAZ-4 X The Project Fire Management Plan (Non -Federal Land) was APM PUB-1 approved by the CPUC on 2/5/10. MM PSU-1a MM PSU-1b MM F-3a MM F-3e Forest System Road Plan MM R-5 — Not applicable. This plan applies to Forest System roads. Fugitive Dust Emission Control Plan APM AQ-7 X The Project Fugitive Dust Emission Control Plan was approved by the MM AQ-1a CPUC on 1/28/10. 0 RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xis 13 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Geotechnical Summary Report APM GEO-1 — Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard does not have any permanent APM GEO-2 structures and does not have potential for landslides or slope MM G-3 instability. MM G-4 MM G-5a MM G-5b MM G-6 Hazardous Materials Business Plan APM HAZ-5 — Not applicable. This mitigation measure applies to new or expanded substations only. Hazardous Materials Management Plan, Hazardous Waste Management APM HAZ-2 X The Project Hazardous Materials Management Plan, Hazardous Program, and Soil Management Plan APM HAZ-3 Waste Management Program, and Soil Management Plan was APM HYD-4 approved by the CPUC on 2/25/10. MM E-4b Health and Safety Plan MM E-3b — Not applicable. This plan applies to work areas adjacent to some landfills or within 500 feet of active, inactive or abandoned oil wells in Segments 7, 8, 11. Landscape Restoration/Compensation Plan MM V-3b — Not applicable. This plan applies to Project work on ANF lands. Monitoring of all wet -weather coordination with the FS MM H-1 b -- Not applicable. This plan applies to Project work within the ANF. Substations - Landscape Plan APM AES-23 — Not applicable. This plan applies to Vincent substation. MM V-2c Operation Storm Water Management Plan (Industrial SWPPP) APM HYD-8 — Not applicable. This plan applies to Vincent substation. Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) APM HAZ-1 -- Not applicable. The measures require an ESA at new or expanded APM HYD-5 substation location(s), along newly acquired transmission line rights- MM E-2a of -way (ROWs), and along the segments identified in MM E-2a. Phase II Environmental Site Investigation (ESI)2 MM E-2b — Not applicable. Phase II ESIs are potentially required for the areas identified as needing an ESA. Plan to Avoid or Minimize Interference with Oil Field Operations. MM G-1 — Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard is not across or along oil access fields. Spill Prevention, Countermeasures, and Control Plan (SPCC) APM HAZ-5 -- Not applicable. This plan applies to proposed and/or expanded substations. Structure Type and Treatment Plan MM V-2a — Not applicable. This plan applies to new transmission line. MM V-2b Traffic Control and Traffic Management Plan APM TRA-4 X The Traffic Control and Traffic Management Plan was approved by MM T-1 a the CPUC on February 24, 2010. MM T-1 b MM T-6 Wildland Traffic Control Plan I MM F-1 I - INot applicable. This plan applies to the ANF and the PHLNHPA. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xls 14 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Worker Environmental Awareness Program (WEAP) APM BIO-6 X The Project WEAP was approved by the CPUC on 2/10/10. APM CR-2b APM HYD-2 MM B-1b MM C-1h Agricultural Resources Coordinate Construction Activities With Agricultural Landowners. Prior to MM AGA — Not applicable. Work is not expected to affect farmland. construction on farmlands, SCE shall provide documentation of coordination APM AGA efforts with property owners of Farmland (Prime Farm -land, Farmland of APM AG-2 Statewide Impor-tance, Unique Farmland) and Williamson Act lands directly APM AG-3 affected by the Project and will be submitted to the CPUC for review. Air Quality Off -Road Diesel -Fueled Equipment Standards. Prior to construction, SCE APM AQ-2 X SCE will submit equipment lists prior to construction. shall submit a list of diesel -fueled offroad equipment to the CPUC and FS MM AQ-1 b indicating compliance. If Tier 2 equipment is not available for any off -road engine larger than 50 hp, SCE will submit records to indicate either: (1) that retrofit equipment has been added to the engine, or (2) that no Tier 2 equipment or emissions equivalent retrofit equipment is available for a particular equipment type. Heavy Duty Diesel Haul Vehicle On -Road Equipment Standards. Prior to APM AQ-2 X SCE will submit emission control evidence prior to construction. construction, SCE shall submit evidence of CARB certified Level 3 diesel MM AQ-1 d emission controls to the CPUC and FS for on -road heavy duty diesel haul vehicles to be used during construction. On -Road Vehicles Standards. Prior to construction, SCE shall submit California APM AQ-2 X SCE will submit registration and certifications as specified prior to registration and SMOG certification to the CPUC and FS for all on -road vehicles MM AQ-1e construction. to be used during construction, with the exception of those vehicles meeting the requirements of measure AQ-1d. Off -Road Gasoline -Fueled Equipment Standards. Prior to construction, SCE APM AQ-2 X SCE will submit equipment lists prior to construction. shall submit a list of gasoline -fueled off -road equipment to the CPUC and FS MM AQ-1 i indicating compliance. In the event that compliant engines are determined not to be practicable, SCE shall provide documentation to the CPUC and FS with an explanation. Environmental Contamination and Health Determine if Landfill Gases are Present. SCE shall complete a search of MM E-3a — Not applicable. This measure applies to identified landfills in landfill records, plans, maps and gas monitoring to determine the limits of landfill Segments 7 and 8. waste and landfill gas plume for all landfills listed. Documentation of all site research and a copy of the Los Angeles CUPA approval letter shall be provided to the CPUC and FS. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xis 15 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Verify Location and Status of Abandoned Oil and Natural Gas Wells. SCE MM E-3c — Not applicable. There are no wells within 500 feet of the Yard. shall obtain specific information from the DOGGR regarding wells located within 500 feet of the Project. For wells located within 50 feet of the Project, SCE shall coordinate with DOGGR and provide written confirmation to the CPUC that the well has been correctly abandoned. If documentation of proper abandonment is not available, SCE shall provide and implement a work plan outlining natural gas testing and controls for the work area and excavations. Hydrology and Water Quality Flood and Erosion Structure Damage Protection. Prior to construction, SCE APM HYD-7 — Not applicable. This measure applies to transmission towers or other will submit final Project design plans and specification, specifically noting location structures. of towers with respect to known waterways, to the CPUC and Forest Service for review and approval. Land Use Construction Plan Provisions — Non -Residential Property Owners. SCE MM L-2a — Not applicable. SCE does not anticipate disruptions to non-residential shall incorporate provisions into its construction plans and schedules to minimize uses. the length of time that construction -related activities occur in areas actively used for non-residential purposes, such as commercial and service uses, industrial uses, public/special uses, and educational facilities. SCE shall submit the incorporated provisions to the CPUC and FS for review and approval. Consult With Federal, State, and Local Agencies. Prior to construction, SCE MM L-4 — Not applicable. SCE does not anticipate permanent restrictions or shall consult with all federal, State, and local agencies, including local agency preclusions of land management practices. consortiums, having jurisdiction over lands within one-half mile of the Project's ROW and ancillary facilities to minimize that no permanent restrictions or preclusions of their land management practices. SCE shall submit documentation of this coordination to the CPUC and FS. Noise Substation Noise Minimization. SCE shall submit noise studies and proposed APM NOI-2 — 7��Pplicable. This measure applies to substation work. minimization measures to the CPUC. Public Service and Utilities Fire Preventive Construction Equipment Requirements. SCE shall submit MM PSU-1 d X SCE will submit documentation of compliance to the CPUC. documentation of compliance to the CPUC and FS. Notification of Utility Service Interruption. SCE shall submit copies of notices MM PSU-4 — Not applicable. No utility service interruptions are planned for Rancho and dates of public notification to the CPUC and FS no later than 30 days Vista Yard. following notification. Notification of Public Service Interruption. SCE shall notify the Los Angeles MM PSU-5 — Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard activities would not disrupt County Public Works Department of potential disruptions. Documentation of maintenance yards or cause a public service interruption. coordination efforts shall be submitted to the CPUC and FS upon request. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xis 16 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Transportation and Traffic Incorporate Protective Measures. Prior to construction, SCE will provide copies APM TRA-3 X The Traffic Control and Traffic Management Plan was approved by of the TCPs submitted to the applicable jurisdictions, to CPUC and FS for review. the CPUC on February 24, 2010. Avoid Disruption of Bus Service. SCE shall submit documentation to the CPUC MM T-4 — Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard activities are not anticipated to and FS of coordination efforts with the transit services noted in the measure. interrupt bus services. Avoid Conflicts With Planned Transportation Improvements. SCE shall MM T-8 -- Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard activities are not anticipated to submit documentation to the CPUC of coordination efforts with Caltrans and the cause conflicts with planned Caltrans or LA County MTA Los Angeles County MTA. transportation improvements. Notify US Military. SCE shall submit proof of notification to the CPUC and FS. MM T-10 — Not applicable. This measure applies to transmission structures. Provide Continuous Access to Properties. SCE shall submit construction MM T-11 X SCE will submit construction plans and proof of notification to the tans and proof of notification to the CPUC and FS. CPUC. Visual Resources At Road Crossings, Structures should be Offset so that they are Equidistant MM V-2d — Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard does not contain new transmission on Each Side of the Road Where Feasible. SCE shall coordinate with the line structures. CPUC and FS to determine where structures should be offset. Match Spans of Existing Transmission Structures. SCE will submit a MM V-3a — Not applicable. Activities within Rancho Vista Yard do not include Structure Span and Spacing Plan, including construction drawings detailing transmission line structure placement. structure locations, spacing, and spans to the CPUC and FS for review and approval. Construct, Operate, and Maintain the Project Using Existing Access and MM V-4a — Not applicable. This measure applies to the removal of existing Spur Roads Where Feasible. SCE shall submit plans and construction transmission line towers and conductors. drawings for access roads and spur roads to the CPUC and other affected agencies for review and approval. Transmission Lines - Transmission Structures Set Back from Major Roadways. APM AES-6 — Not applicable. Activities within Rancho Vista Yard do not include transmission line structure placement. Transmission Lines - Avoid Structures in Middle of Lines of Sight. APM AES-7 — Not applicable. Activities within Rancho Vista Yard do not include transmission line structure placement. Marshalling Yards and Laydown Areas - Reuse Previously Disturbed/Low APM AES-14 X Refer to section 2.0 Site Location and Conditions of the NTPR. Visibility, Low Sensitivity Areas for Marshalling Yards. SCE shall submit final locations 30 days prior to construction. Substations - Reflectivity Finish. APM AES-18 — Not applicable. This applies to substations. Substations - Nonreflective/Nonrefractive Insulators. APM AES-19 — Not applicable. This applies to substations. Substations - Low Reflectivity Finish on Structures. APM AES-20 — Not applicable. This applies to substations. Substations - Reduce Glare and Light Spill. APM AES-21 — Not applicable. This applies to substations. Substations - Chain -Link Dulled Finish. APM AES-22 — Not applicable. This applies to substations. RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xls 17 of 18 Table 2 Required Environmental Submittals Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP APM/MM Applicable Item No. to NTP? Comments Wilderness and Recreation Coordinate Construction Schedule and Maintenance Activities With MM R-1a — _ Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard does not affect recreation areas. Managing Officer(s) for Affected Recreation Areas. SCE shall submit documentation to the CPUC describing the coordination efforts with the authorized officer(s) of each affected agency. Notification of Temporary Closure and Reroute of the Pacific Crest National MM R-1d — Not applicable. Rancho Vista, Yard does not require the closure of the Scenic Trail (PCT). SCE shall submit proof of public notices and documentation PCT. of coordination efforts to the CPUC and FS. SCE Shall Compensate ANF for Lost Income from Adventure Pass Sales MM R-le — Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard is not located in the ANF. Due to Recreation Area Closures Associated With the Project. Prior to the onset of Project construction in the ANF, SCE shall coordinate with the FS to identify recreational resources on NFS lands in the ANF that would be temporarily closed as a direct result of Project construction. Revegetation. SCE shall document coordination with landowners and APM REC-3 — Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard does not affect park areas. restoration efforts, and submit reports to the CPUC and FS. Wildfire Prevention and Suppression Remove Hazards from the Work Area. SCE shall clear dead and decaying MM F-3d X The Rancho Vista Yard area will be cleared and grubbed as part of vegetation from the work area prior to starting construction and/or maintenance yard preparation activities. work. Share Costs for ANF Fuelbreak Maintenance. SCE shall submit a proposal for MM F-3f — Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard is not located in the ANF. the cost -sharing agreement to the FS for review and approval. Provide Transmission Line Safety Training to ANF Staff. SCE shall establish MM F-3g — Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard is not located in the ANF. and conduct training sessions annually. An outline of the program will be provided to the FS for review and approval. Completed sign -in sheet(s) with date, name, and signature of attendees will be provided to the FS. Electrical Interference and Hazards Limit the Conductor Surface Electric Gradient. SCE shall submit the design MM EIH-la — Not applicable. Rancho Vista Yard activities do not include installing and construction process to the CPUC for review and approval. conductors. Notes: 'Contained within the Cultural Resources Report and the WEAP 2As needed following APM HAZ-1 and MM E-2a Phase I ESAs RanchoVista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.xis 18 of 18 Appendix A Biological Review Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP Rancho Vista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.docx Appendix 6 Cultural Resources Inventory of Rancho Vista Material Storage Yard, TRTP Rancho Vista-NTPR-CPUC-100308.docx THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA RANCHO CUCAMONGA April 15, 2010 Burns and McDonnell Engineering Attention: Don Hardee 3550 Philadelphia Street, Unit 160 Ontario, CA 91761 Mayor DONALD J. KURTH, M.D. Mayor Pro Tern L. DENNIS MICHAEL Councilmembers RE,\ GUTIERREZ SAM SPAGNOLO DIANE WILLIAMS Cite Manager JACK LAM, AICP SUBJECT: MINOR DEVELOPMENT REVIEW (COURTESY REVIEW) DRC2010-00225 -RANCHO VISTA MATERIAL YARD - BURNS AND MCDONNELL ENGINEERING - A request to operate a temporary materials yard for a Southern California Edison project. The yard is for the storage of vehicles, equipment, and materials within Subarea 15 of the Heavy Industrial District, located at 12408 6th Street. - APN: 0229-283-74 and 75. Dear Mr. Hardee: The Development Review process for the above -described project has-been successfully completed and approval has been granted based upon the following findings and conditions. Thank you for your participation and cooperation during this review process. Findings The applicant, Don Hardee of Burns and McDonnell Engineering, on behalf of Southern California Edison (SCE), proposes to operate a temporary material and vehicle storage yard for the Southern California Edison Tehachapi Renewable Transmission project, located at 12408 6th Street. APN: 0229-283-74 and 75. 2. The subject property is within the Heavy Industrial District Subarea 15 of the Development Code. 3. The proposed project is consistent with the General Plan and is in accordance with the objectives of the Development Code. SCE is a utility company within an industrial district in conformance with the General Plan. This project will allow a temporary material and vehicle storage yard adjacent to an existing SCE peaker plant. 4. The proposed project will comply with each of the applicable provisions of the Development Code, which allows outdoor storage of materials and vehicles within this zone, as long as they are screened. If the items stored are over 120 feet from a street frontage then they do not need to be screened. The storage yard is over 1,000 feet from a street frontage, and the site will be enclosed by chain link fencing. 5. The proposed project, together with the conditions applicable thereto, will not be detrimental to the public health, safety or welfare, or materially injurious to properties or improvements in the vicinity. The proposed storage yard is adjacent to existing Edison uses and has been a storage yard for projects in the past. It is a compatible use with the existing uses. 6. The Planning Department staff has determined that the project is categorically exempt from the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and the City's CEQA Guidelines. The project qualifies as a Class 1 exemption under State CEQA Guidelines Section 15304, which covers the minor temporary use of land. The project entails allowing a temporary material and vehicle storage yard for approximately a two year term. Staff finds that there is no substantial evidence that the project will have a significant effect on the environment. The Planning Director has reviewed the Planning 10500 Civic Center Dr. • P.O. Box 807 • Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91729-0807 • Tel 909-477-2700 • Fax 909-477-2849 • www.ciryofrc.us d'a MINOR DEVELOPMENT Ht:VIEW LETTER DRC2010-00225 — RANCHO VISTA MATERIALS YARD - SCE April 15, 2010 Page 2 Department's determination of exemption, and based on its own independent judgment, concurs in the staff's determination of exemption. Conditions This project is approved subject to the following conditions: 1. Approval is for a temporary storage and material yard with a 2,200 square foot office trailer and portable toilets, located at 12408 6th Street - APN: 0229-283-74 and 75. 2. The approval for the occupancy of the yard is until September 1, 2012. No extensions will be granted. The site should be returned to its original state by September 1, 2012. 3. No razor or barbed wire shall be used for the fencing on site. 4. The applicant shall obtain all the necessary permits from the Building and Safety Department. 5. Signs or advertising are to be reviewed under a separate permit and review. 6. Additional Standard and Fire Department Conditions are attached. Grading 1. The Building and Safety (Grading) Department has reviewed the plans submitted for the application. During the prior discussions with the applicant, the applicant noted that grading would not occur on the project site. The application submittal package provided for a multi -phase grading plan/operation. The conceptual Grading and Drainage Plan should follow the Planning Department guidelines for plan preparation including the volume of earthwork quantities. 2. In addition, it is the responsibility of the applicant and the applicant's engineer to determine if a category or non -category Water Quality Management Plan is required and to comply with State Storm Water Quality Management regulations. Please note that conditions may specify completion of certain plans or work prior to issuance of building permits. This decision shall be final following a 10-day appeal period beginning with the date of this letter. Appeals must be filed in writing with the Planning Commission Secretary, state the reason for the appeal, and be accompanied by a $1,967 appeal fee. If you should have any questions, please feel free to contact Steve Fowler, at (909) 477-2750, Monday through Thursday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sincerely, PLANNING DEPARTMENT James . Troyer, AICP Planning Director JRT:SF\ds COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT STANDARD CONDITIONS PROJECT #: DRC2010-00225 SUBJECT: MINOR DEVELOPMENT REVIEW APPLICANT: BURNS AND MCDONNELL ENGINEERING LOCATION: 12408 6TH STREET ALL OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS APPLY TO YOUR PROJECT. APPLICANT SHALL CONTACT THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT, (909) 477-2750, FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: A. General Requirements The applicant shall agree to defend at his sole expense any action brought against the City, its agents, officers, or employees, because of the issuance of such approval, or in the alternative, to relinquish such approval. The applicant shall reimburse the City, its agents, officers, or employees, for any Court costs and attorney's fees which the City, its agents, officers, or employees may be required by a court to pay as a result of such action. The City may, at its sole discretion, participate at its own expense in the defense of any such action but such participation shall not relieve applicant of his obligations under this condition. 2. The applicant shall be required to pay any applicable Fish and Game fees as shown below. The project planner will confirm which fees apply to this project. All checks are to be made payable to the Clerk of the Board Supervisors and submitted to the Planning Commission Secretary prior to the Planning Commission or Planning Director hearing: a) Notice of Exemption - $50 X B. Site Development SC-12-08 Prior to any use of the project site or business activity being commenced thereon, all Conditions of Approval shall be completed to the satisfaction of the Planning Director. 1 Completion Date I:\PLANNING\FINAL\Denis.e\Denise Sink\Letters\2010 Letters\APRIL\DRC2010-00225 StdCond.doc Project No. DRC2010-00225 2. Occupancy of the facilities shall not commence until such time as all Uniform Building Code and Completion Date State Fire Marshal regulations have been complied with. Prior to occupancy, plans shall be submitted to the Rancho Cucamonga Fire Protection District and the Building and Safety Department to show compliance. The buildings shall be inspected for compliance prior to occupancy. 3. Approval of this request shall not waive compliance with all sections of the Development Code, all other applicable City Ordinances, and applicable Community or Specific Plans in effect at the time of building permit issuance. 4. A detailed on -site lighting plan, including a photometric diagram, shall be reviewed and approved by the Planning Director and Police Department (477-2800) prior to the issuance of building permits. Such plan shall indicate style, illumination, location, height, and method of shielding so as not to adversely affect adjacent properties. C. Shopping Centers 1. Graffiti shall be removed within 72 hours. / / 2. The entire site shall be kept free from trash and debris at all times and in no event shall trash and debris remain for more than 24 hours. --- APPLICANT SHALL CONTACT THE BUILDING AND SAFETY DEPARTMENT, (909) 477-2710, FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: NOTE: ANY REVISIONS MAY VOID THESE REQUIREMENTS AND NECESSITATE ADDITIONAL REVIEW(S) D. General Requirements 1. Submit five complete sets of plans including the following: a. Site/Plot Plan; b. Foundation Plan; C. Floor Plan; d. Ceiling and.Roof Framing Plan; e. Electrical Plans (2 sets, detached) including the size of the main switch, number and size of service entrance conductors, panel schedules, and single line diagrams; f. Plumbing and Sewer Plans, including isometrics, underground diagrams, water and waste diagram, sewer or septic system location, fixture units, gas piping, and heating and air conditioning; and g. Planning Department Project Number (i.e., DRC2010-00225) clearly identified on the outside of all plans. 2. Submit two sets of structural calculations, energy conservation calculations, and a soils report. Architect's/Engineer's stamp and "wet" signature are required prior to plan check submittal. 3. . Contractors must show proof of State and City licenses and Workers' Compensation coverage to the City prior to permit issuance. 4. Separate permits are required for fencing and/or walls. I:\PLANNING\FINAL\Denise\Denise Sink\Letters\2010 Letters\APRIL\DRC2010-00225 StdCond.doc Project No. DRC2010-00225 5. Business shall not open for operation prior to posting the Certificate of Occupancy issued by the Completion Date Building and Safety Department. --- E. Site Development 1. Plans shall be submitted for plan check and approved prior to construction. All plans shall be marked with the project file number (i.e., DRC2010-00225). The applicant shall comply with the latest adopted California Codes, and all other applicable codes, ordinances, and regulations in effect at the time of permit application. Contact the Building and Safety Department for availability of the Code Adoption Ordinance and applicable handouts. 2. Prior to issuance of building permits for a new commercial or industrial development project or major addition, the applicant shall pay development fees at the established. rate. Such fees may include but are not limited to: City Beautification Fee, Park Fee, Drainage Fee, Transportation Development Fee, Permit and Plan Check Fees, Construction and Demolition Diversion Program deposit and fees and School Fees. Applicant shall provide a copy of the school fees receipt to the Building and Safety Department prior to permits issuance. 3. Street addresses shall be provided by the Building and Safety Official after tract/parcel map recordation and prior to issuance of building permits. --- 4. Construction activity shall not occur between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 6:30 a.m. Monday through Saturday, Saturday, with no construction on Sunday or holidays. — 5. Construct trash enclosure(s) per City Standard (available at the Planning Department's public counter). — — — R New Structures 1. Provide compliance with the California Building Code (CBC) for property line clearances considering use, area, and fire -resistiveness. --- 2. Provide compliance with the California Building Code for required occupancy separations. 3. Provide draft stops in attic areas, not to exceed 3,000 square feet, in accordance with CBC. 4. Openings in exterior walls shall be protected in accordance with CBC Table 5-A. 5. Upon tenant improvement plan check submittal, additional requirements may be needed. 'G. Grading 1. Grading of the subject property shall be in accordance with California Building Code, City Grading Standards, and accepted grading practices. The final grading plan shall be in substantial _/—/— conformance with the approved grading plan. 2. A soils report shall be prepared by a qualified engineer licensed by the State of California to perform such work. --- 3. A geological report shall be prepared by a qualified engineer or geologist and submitted at the time of application for grading plan check. --- 4. The final grading plan, appropriate certifications and compaction reports shall be completed, submitted, and approved by the Building and Safety Official prior to the issuance of building permits. 3 I:\PLANNING\FINAL\Denise\Denise Sink\Letters\2010 Letters\APRIL\DRC2010-00225 StdCond.doc Project No. DRC2010-062 Completion Date 5. A separate grading plan check submittal is required for all new construction projects and for existing buildings where improvements being proposed will generate 50 cubic yards or more of combined cut and fill. The grading plan shall be prepared, stamped, and signed by a California registered Civil Engineer. APPLICANT SHALL CONTACT THE FIRE SAFETY DEPARTMENT, FIRE PROTECTION PLANNING SERVICES AT, (909) 477-2770, FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: - SEE ATTACHED 4 I:\PLANNING\FINAL\Denise\Denise Sink\Letters\2010 Letters\APRIL\DRC2010-00225 StdCond.doc r Rancho Cucamonga Fire Protection District Fire Construction Services STANDARD CONDITIONS April 13, 2010 SCE Project Storage Yard and Miscellaneous Structures Burns & Mc Donnell 12408 6th Street DRC2010-00225 THE FOLLOWING STANDARD CONDITIONS APPLY TO THIS PROJECT. Fire Department access and water supply for fire protection is required for the proposed buildings and yard storage. Plans for the improvements must be submitted for approval before any construction permits are issued for the buildings or before the storage use begins. Please contact Moises Eskenazi, Senior Fire Plans Examiner, at (909) 477-2710 Ext. 4209 to discuss the fire requirements at this facility. U Z 0 400' 800. 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COMPACT EXISTING TERRAIN WITHIN LIMITS OF ROAD BASE TO MITIGATE DRAINAGE. 3. 6" ROAD BASE SURFACING AS SPECIFIED SHALL BE INSTALLED ACROSS LIMITS OF ROAD BASE AS SHOWN. GA m 4. 3" ROAD BASE SURFACING SHALL BE INSTALLED OVER EXISTING ROCK AREA. 5. SOIL STABILIZATION MEASURES t SHALL BE PROVIDED PER PROJECT SWPPP. 6. EXISTING DRAINAGE PATTERN SHALL BE MAINTAINED. EXISTING WIRE SUPPORT OVERHEAD WIRES EXISTING DIRT ROAD is EXISTING WATER VALVE N 0 60' 120' SCALE IN FEET ate 1-25-10 designed K.JOHNSON detailed K. KAU FMAN checked MY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGN MAR 2:5 2010 RECEIVED -PLANNING TRTP 4-11 RANCHO VISTA MATERIAL STORAGE AREA ULTIMATE GRADING PLAN project contract 55077 I drawing rev. RV-C-100 - A B C 0 I sheet 1 of 1 sheets file RV-C-100.dwq C .� U O LL N N N L V C 1 2 2 La S a) E 2