Wetland impacts to the isolated Clause Samples

Wetland impacts to the isolated pocket wetlands shall be mitigated at a ratio of 4:1 (square footage of wetlands to square footage of fill). The Coastal Development Permit shall require that mitigation for the fill of the pocket wetlands be implemented prior to the issuance of a grading permit for the County Parcel. The mitigation site shall be on-site or within the Bolsa Chica Lowlands unless the Lowlands are sold to a new landowner and the new landowner is unwilling to allow the proposed mitigation to proceed. In such a case, the developer of the site shall find an alternative mitigation site. The total mitigation for the loss of two small patches of degraded pickleweed habitat shall include the preservation and enhancement of 2 acres of appropriate wildlife habitat per the Department of Fish and Game. This mitigation measure was not applicable to 2002 approved or revised project. There will be no development within the County parcel. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A DESCRIPTION OF IMPACT 2002 CITY-APPROVED / 2008 CCC- REVISED PROJECT MITIGATION MEASURES Those measures in “italics” have been met or are not applicable. IMPLEMENTATION MONITORING VERIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE
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