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PRE-CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS PLAN
For Submittal to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Prepared for:
CITY OF CARLSBAD
1635 Faraday Ave.
Carlsbad, CA 92008
CALAVERA HILLS H, LLC
2727 Hoover Ave.
National City, CA 91950
Prepared by:
PLANNING SYSTEMS
1530 Faraday Ave.
Carlsbad, CA 92008
7/31/02
PLANNING
SYSTEMS
LAND USE / COASTAL PLANNING
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE • LAMM
POLICY AND PROCESSING
ENVIRONMENTAL MITIGATION
TRANSMITTAL LETTER
To:Russ Kaiser Date: 8/9/02
US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
Regulatory Branch
911 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90053
From: PaulJ.Klukas
PLANNING SYSTEMS
1530 Faraday Ave. #100
Carlsbad, CA 92008
Via: Delivery
Project: Calavera Hills
Description: (1) One copy of the Pre-Construction Operations Plan
(2) One copy of the draft Conservation Easement Deed
Remarks: For your review.
cc:
1530 FARADAY AVENUE • SUITE 100 • CARLSBAD, CA 92008 • (760) 931-0780 • FAX (760) 931-5744 • planningsystems@nctimes.net
CALAVERA HILLS/ COLLEGE BLVD. & CANNON ROAD
PRE-CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS PLAN
Table of Contents
Special Condition no. 1 of the Department of the Army Section 404 Permit (File
#2001-00215-RLK for the Calavera Hills and City of Carlsbad project requires a
Pre-Construction Operations Plan, as follows:
1. Pre-Construction Requirements
1.1 Thirty days prior to the discharge of fill in waters of the U.S., including wetlands,
the Permittee shall submit for Corps approval a Pre-Construction Operations (CO) Plan.
This report is intended to satisfy this condition. The condition reads that the Pre-CO plan
shall include:
Cond.Condition Requirement Page
1.1.1 Proposed construction timeline and sequencing
1.1.2 Preconstruction surveys defining project boundaries with respect to
avoidance of Section 404 Resources (e.g., waters of the U.S.
biological and cultural).
1.1.3 Site plan delineating boundaries for staging, fueling and storage
areas. Storage areas shall include sites for spoil and borrow
materials. Staging, fueling and storage areas shall not be located
within 100 feet of waters of the U.S.
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1.1.4 Measures to be taken to prevent an unpermitted discharge(s) of fill
into Waters of the U.S. may include use of silt nets, hay bales and
other Best Management Practices (outside of Waters of the U.S.),
including use of emergency spill kits.
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1.1.5 Photographs documenting site conditions, including work limits
and resource exclusion areas. Photographs shall show demarcated
(staked/roped) construction areas, and exclusion areas, including
waters of the U.S., cultural resources, and open space areas. In
addition, the Permittee shall:
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1.1.5.1
1.1.5.2
Condition Requirement
Retain a Corps approved biologist to monitor and inspect all on-site
activities. The CO Plan shall identify the biologist's name, address,
phone number, email address and experience/credentials. The
biologist shall review, oversee, monitor, and/or inspect:
1 . Grading and site plans
2. Installation of rope to demarcate construction areas
3. All grading
4. Avoidance of open space
5. Be empowered to halt construction when non-
compliance occurs
6. Implement and monitor the mitigation program.
Retain a Corps approved cultural resource specialist to monitor and
inspect all on-site activities, near CA-SDI-9092, CA-SDI-
9093/9094, CA-SDI-9615, CA-SDI-15069, CA-SDI-5434, SA-
SDl-5436, and Temp 5. The CO Plan shall identify the cultural
resource specialises name, address, phone number, email address
and experience/credentials. The cultural resource specialist shall
review, oversee, monitor, and/or inspect:
1 . All activities and reporting requirements for
various archaeological sites.
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1.1.1. PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION TIMELINE AND SEQUENCING
Calavera Hills / College and Cannon Construction Schedule
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Phase I - Calavera Hills
Install environmental fence
Double-check environmental fence
Install sediment controls
Equipment mobilization
Clear vegetation
Phase I - College/Cannon Intersection
Install rope, env. fence
Install sediment controls
Equipment mobilization
Clear vegetation
Phase I - Calavera/College/Cannon
Mass grading
Utility installation
Landscape installation
Wetlands Restoration Phase I
Grading of Mitigation Site BJB
Installation of mitigation BJB
Phase II
Install environmental fence
Install sediment controls
Equipment mobilizatio
Clear vegetation
Mass grading
Utility installation
Wetlands Restoration Phase II
Grading of Mitigation Site BJ
Installation of mitigation BJ
Start
Date
3/5/02
8/12/02
8/19/02
9/9/02
9/15/02
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9/9/02
9/13/02
9/17/02
9/23/02
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1/15/03
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9/24/03
12/16/03
10/1/03
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1.1.2. PRECONSTRUCTION SURVEYS DEFINING PROJECT BOUNDARIES
WITH RESPECT TO AVOIDANCE OF "WATERS" AND CULTURAL
RESOURCES
Recent wetlands delineations and archaeological surveys for the subject property
are on file with the Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles office.
1.1.3. SITE PLANS DELINEATING BOUNDARIES FOR STAGING, FUELING
AND STORAGE AREAS. NOT WITHIN 100 FT. OF "WATERS"
Exhibit A delineates the approximate locations for staging, fueling and storage
areas. None of the proposed construction staging, fueling and storage areas are
located within 100 ft. of any identified "waters" of the U.S.
1.1.4 MEASURES TO BE TAKEN TO PREVENT AN UNPERMITTED
DISCHARGE OF FILL INTO "WATERS". SILT NET, HAY BALES, AND
BMP'S, INCLUDING EMERGENCY SPILL KITS.
The following measures will be taken to prevent an unpermitted discharge of fill
into "waters" of the U.S.
Environmental fencing. The first step associated with the pre-construction
operation is the installation of the environmental fence. This fence line delineates
the limits of grading authorized in the permits. Oversight of the installation of
this fence will be conducted by an authorized biologist, familiar with the
approved Calavera Hills/BTD #4 Section 404, Section 7, and City permits. The
entire environmental limit will be defined by environmental fencing and an
educational session with grading machinery operators will be conducted by the
biologist, all prior to commencement of the clearing operations. The
environmental fence line will be well established and properly maintained
throughout the duration of the grading operation.
1. Conduct contractor training session with machinery operators.
2. Install environmental fencing to delineate limits of authorized
grading.
Clearing and grubbing BMP's. BMPs that will be utilized during the clearing and
grubbing phase of project development are included in the SWPPP prepared in
accordance with the NPDES General Permit for Storm Water Discharges
Associated with Construction Activity (WDID 9375317517). The areas to be
cleared and grubbed will be limited to those areas The types of erosion and
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(§) - Staging Fueling and Storage Areas
Waters of the U.S.
Exhibit A
STAGING, FUELING AND STORAGE AREA EXHIBIT
Calavera Hills Phase II / College Blvd. and Cannon Rd.
SMM0102 MAR 2002
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sediment controls that will be implemented for the clearing and grubbing of the
site are listed below. It is the intent of these requirements that all storm water will
pass through the de-sedimentation process prior to exiting the site.
1. Install perimeter sediment controls, including silt fencing in all
downhill perimeter areas where sediment could travel, and install
temporary sediment control basins with skimmer outlets within area
to be graded.
2. Review existing permanent sediment control basins for proper
functioning, provide maintenance of any dysfunctional aspects of
these basins, including stabilization of outlets.
3. Install sand or gravel-bag barriers and other flow diversions to route
storm waters to basins.
4. Provide temporary drainage inlet protection.
5. Install temporary check dams to reduce storm water velocity.
6. Install controls to address tracking of sediment off site, including
stabilized construction entrances (with wheel-wash facilities as
needed)
Commencement of wetlands revegetation: The revegetation of 10.7 acres of
wetlands will occur within the proposed Detention Basins BJ and BJB. As shown
on the attached schedule, the mitigation program will be provided in two phases
consistent with the impacts. This revegetation program will be installed consistent
with the Final Habitat Restoration and Monitoring Plan for the City of Carlsbad
Bridge and Thoroughfare District, the Calavera Hills Project and the Detention
Basins Project in Carlsbad, California, dated June 17,2002.
Mass grading setup/soil surcharge. The second phase of construction at the site
will include excavating existing alluvium deposits and establishing a surcharge
over some areas of the site from onsite soils. The resulting surcharge load will
remain undisturbed in certain isolated areas, for approximately six months.
Temporary sedimentation control basins and the permanent basins will be in
continuous operation throughout the Pre-mass grading phase, allowing all storm
water to pass through the de-sedimentation process as the project progresses. The
areas affected by this phase of grading are shown on Exhibit B.
Storm drain installation. Storm drains will be installed during this phase of
construction and will be incorporated into the storm water runoff and sediment
program.
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Pre-mass grading BMFs. Additionally, during the Pre-mass grading phase, the
following controls will be implemented:
1. Inspection and maintenance of all erosion control measures will be
implemented at all times.
2. Runoff will be directed away from disturbed areas during the Pre-
mass grading phase to the degree feasible.
3. Runoff velocities will be kept low through surface roughening.
4. Surcharge areas - Surcharge slopes and surfaces will be stabilized
with an effective application of blown straw mulch with tackifier or
bonded fiber matrix or other approved method.
5. Controls to address tracking of sediment off site, including stabilized
construction entrances (with wheel-wash facilities as needed) will be
implemented.
5. A regular, daily program for sweeping of public rights-of-way will
be enacted to avoid tracking sediment off site.
6. Watering and other dust controls will be performed.
7. All disturbed areas not being graded will be stabilized with a
hydraulic application of temporary soil stabilizer to protect the soils
from eroding. The soil stabilizer will consist of guar,
polyacrylamide, or acrylic co-polymer with mulch or other approved
method.
8. Disturbed areas of the site that will not be re-disturbed for 21 days or
more will be stabilized by the 14th day after the last disturbance.
Wetlands revegetation. During this period, completion of the excavation to the
required elevation, installation of irrigation, and planting of the wetlands
revegetation operation will take place.
The third phase of construction will include the bulk of earthwork activities, and
portions of this phase will be performed concurrently with the Pre-mass grading
construction. Special care will be exercised during the surcharge removal to
identify and implement BMPs to minimize the effects of mass grading.
Mass grading BMP's. The areas to be mass graded are shown on Exhibit C. The
types of erosion and sediment controls that will be implemented for the mass
grading of the site are listed below.
1. Mass grading operations will be timed to minimize soil exposure.
2. Vegetation and mulch or otherwise stabilization of graded areas will
occur as soon as grading of the particular area is completed.
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3. Minimize the length and steepness of slopes.
4. Conduct regular sweeping of access streets and rights of way to
minimize transport of sediment.
5. Install temporary checkdams to maintain control over stormwater
velocity in appropriate areas.
6. Watering and other dust controls will be performed.
7. All disturbed areas not being graded will be stabilized with a
hydraulic application of temporary soil stabilizer to protect the soils
from eroding. The soil stabilizer will consist of guar,
polyacrylamide, or acrylic co-polymer with mulch or other approved
method.
8. Disturbed areas of the site that will not be re-disturbed for 21 days or
more will be stabilized by the 14th day after the last disturbance.
9. Areas to be permanently stabilized will be hydroseeded and/or
planted in accordance with the project landscape plans. In addition
to seeds and plants, slopes that are 3:1 or flatter will be roughened
and mulched (with tackifier as specified). Slopes steeper than 3:1 but
flatter than 2:1 will be roughened and protected with blown straw
mulch with tackifier. Slopes 2:1 or steeper will be protected with
bonded fiber matrix or erosion control blankets.
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ExhibitsPRE-MASS GRADING SITE PREPARATION EXHIBIT #MM0102 MAR 2002
Calavera Hills Phase II / College Blvd. and Cannon Rd.
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• Manufactured Slopes
• Temporary Desiltation Basins
• Environmental Fence
• Permanent Detentipn
Or Depollutant Basins
Exhibit C
1ASS GRADING EXHIBIT #MM0102 MAR 2002
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Wetlands revegetation. During this period, the planting and beginning of the
maintenance, monitoring and reporting period for the wetlands revegetation will
occur.
Monitoring. In compliance with the requirements of the General Permit, site
inspections will be performed before, during (for storms 24 hours or longer), and
after storms. BMPs will be maintained, repaired, or replaced as needed, and
records will be kept of all inspections and responses.
Additionally, as required by the April 2001 modifications to the General Permit, a
sampling and analysis strategy and sampling schedule will be developed for the
project as follows:
1. Wetlands revegetation. Monitoring and maintenance of the
wetlands revegetation will occur regularly, consistent with the
monitoring and maintenance requirements identified in the Final
Wetland Mitigation Plan.
2. Siltation monitoring. Siltation monitoring will occur continuously
during the grading operation through samples collected in the
receiving water upstream and downstream of the site:
a. During the first two hours of discharge from rain events that
result in runoff to the water body
b. For storms that occur during daylight hours, seven days per
week
c. For four storms per month
d. Samples will be analyzed according to test procedures under
40CFR, Part 136 for settleable solids and total suspended
solids.
2. Samples will be taken should visual monitoring indicate that there
has been a breach, malfunction, leakage, or spill from a BMP that
could result in the discharge of pollutants in storm water that would
not be visually detectable, or if storm water comes in contact with
soil amendments or other exposed materials (such as historic site
contamination) and is allowed to be discharged. Samples will be
taken upstream and downstream of the pollutant source:
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- Wetland Revegetation Areas
Exhibit D
| WETLANDS REVEGITATION AREAS EXHIBIT
Calavera Hills Phase II / College Blvd. and Cannon Rd.
#MM0102 MAR 2002
NORTH
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a. During the first two hours of runoff
b. For storms that occur during daylight hours, seven days per
week
c. Samples will be analyzed according to test procedures under
40CFR, Part 136 for the constituencies of concern.
3. The results of filed and laboratory sampling and analysis will be
evaluated, BMPs will be repaired or replaced, or alternative BMPs
will be implemented as necessary. All field and/or analytical data
will be kept with the SWPPP until the final notice of termination
(NOT) has been submitted and approved.
1.1.5. PHOTOS DOCUMENTING SITE CONDITIONS, INCLUDING WORK
LIMITS AND RESOURCE EXCLUSION AREAS. PHOTOS SHOWING
ROPED CONSTRUCTION AREAS.
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G. DEMONSTRATION THAT A CORPS-APPROVED BIOLOGIST HAS
BEEN HIRED TO MONITOR AND INSPECT ON-SITE ACTIVITIES;
INCLUDING NAME, ETC., CREDENTIALS, ETC. BIOLOGIST SHALL
OVERSEE:
1. GRADING AND SITE PLANS
2. INSTALLATION OF ROPE TO DEMARCATE CONSTRUCTION
AREAS
3. ALL GRADING
4. AVOIDANCE OF OPEN SPACE
5. BE EMPOWERED TO HALT CONSTRUCTION WHEN NON-
COMPLIANCE OCCURS
6. IMPLEMENT AND MONITOR THE MITIGATION MEASURES
See attached letter on following pages referencing contract with biologist and
biologist's credentials.
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McMillin Land DevelopmentA Corky McMillin Company *
July 15, 2002
Department of the Army
Los Angeles District
Corps of Engineers
P.O. Box 2711
Los Angeles, CA 90053-2325
Attn: Mr. Russ Kaiser
Re: Permit No. 2001 -00215-RLK
Dear Russ,
Pursuant to condition number 1.1.5.1 we have retained a biologist to review, oversee, monitor
and/or inspect pursuant to conditions 1.1.5.1.1 through 1.1.5.1.5.2.
Name: Gerald A. Scheid
Company: RECON
Address: 1927 Fifth Avenue
San Diego, Ca 92101-2358
Phone: 619-308-9333
Fax: 619-308-9334
e-mail: gscheid@RECON-us.com
Mr. Scheid's experience and credentials are attached for your review.
If you have any questions, please contact me at 619-336-3673.
Sincerely,
CALAVERA HILLS II, LLC
by: McMillin Companies, LLC
L Don Mitchell
Vice President
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B Paul Klukas, Planning Systems
to Gerry Scheid
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GERALD A. SCHEID
Senior Biologist
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Education Master of Science, Ecology, San Diego State University, 1986
Bachelor of Science, Biology, Arizona State University, 1979
Permits/ U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Permit #TE-797665-5 for San Diego Mesa Mint, Otay
Certificates Mesa Mint, California Orcutt Grass, San Diego Button-Celery, Otay Tarplant, San
Diego Thornmint, Munz's Onion, Del Mar Manzanita, and Willowy Monardella;
under supervision for Coastal California Gnatcatcher, Riverside Fairy Shrimp,
Conservancy Fairy Shrimp, Longhorn Fairy Shrimp, Vernal Pool Fairy Shrimp, San
Diego Fairy Shrimp, and Vernal Pool Tadpole Fairy Shrimp
Wetland Delineation in Southern California, Certificate of Training; Huffman and
Associates, 1994
Certified Biologist for the County of San Diego
Certified Ecologist, Ecological Society of America
Experience 22 years of experience
RECON
1988-present, Senior Biologist
Responsible for conducting botanical research hi California and Arizona since 1981.
Over the last six years, has dealt primarily with surveying for sensitive, rare, and endan-
gered species; mapping vegetation; assessing project-related impacts to biological
resources; and working with clients and agencies to prepare mitigation recommendations.
Experienced with Endangered Species Act Section 7 consultations with the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service (USFWS). Trained hi the current methodologies for the determination of
"waters of the U.S." and the delineation of wetlands used in the preparation of 404 permit
applications for compliance with the Clean Water Act. Also, has experience securing
Streambed Alteration Agreements with the California Department of Fish and Game
(CDFG) for compliance with Sections 1600-1603 of the Fish and Game Code. Prepares
mitigation plans for riparian and upland habitat restoration programs and conducts
monitoring of restoration efforts.
California Department of Parks and Recreation
1987-1988, Project Director
California Nature Conservancy
1987, Research Biologist
U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research
1986-1988, Research Biologist
San Diego State University
1983-1988, Research Biologist
San Diego State University
1981, Team Member/Research Biologist
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Selected Projects Habitat Restoration Plans and Monitoring Programs
Penasquitos Creek near Black Mountain Road Bridge, San Diego, CA
Coastal Sage Scrub on Black Mountain Ranch Phases I and n, San Diego, CA
Riparian Revegetation Plan for Black Mountain Ranch, San Diego, CA
Westwood Valley Coastal Sage Scrub, San Diego, CA
Montana Mirador, San Diego, CA
Jones Ranch Flood Control Channel, Riverside, CA
Morro Hills Country Club, Oceanside, CA
Brocatto Development, Carlsbad, CA
Santaluz, San Diego, CA
Biological Resources Inventory and Analysis Reports
Loma Alta Creek Flood Control Project Surveys and Permitting, Oceanside, CA
Rancho Carlsbad Detention Basin Surveys and Permitting, Carlsbad, CA
Santa Clara River Enhancement and Management Plan, Los Angeles and Ventura
Counties
Tequesquite Landfill, Riverside, CA
Newhall Ranch Specific Plan, Santa Clarita, CA
River Road Environmental Studies, Tucson, AZ
Whitewater River Levee Improvements and Proposed Water Line 34 Extension,
Riverside County, CA
FDIC Properties in Tecate, CA
Montana Mirador, San Diego, CA
Eagle Mountain Landfill and Rail Line, Riverside County, CA
River Management Plan for Newhall Ranch, Los Angeles/Ventura Counties, CA
Vista Alegre, San Diego, CA
Three Alternative Sites for Puna County Landfill, Tucson, AZ
Siting Studies for Pima County Landfill (11 sites), Tucson, AZ
Sabino Springs, Tucson, AZ
International Wastewater Treatment Facilities, San Diego, CA
Sycamore Ridge EIR, San Diego, CA
Fairbanks Highland Property EIR, San Diego, CA
Temescal Wash Vegetation Mapping and Impact Assessment, Riverside County, CA
Rare Plant Survey and Constraints Analysis for Sweetwater Authority Projects, San
Diego County, CA
Vegetation Mapping of Otay River Valley, Fenton Corporation Property, San Diego, CA
Sycamore Ridge Rock Quarry, San Diego County, CA
Carroll Canyon Golf and Recreation Center, San Diego, CA
City of San Diego Clean Water Program, San Diego, CA
Biological Assessments for Section 7 Consultation
Gila River Crossing: 116th Avenue Bridge, Maricopa County, AZ
Headworks Acceleration Project, San Diego, CA
Proposed Expansion of Cyprus Casa Grande Mine, Casa Grande, AZ
Naval Radio Transmitting Facility, Chollas Heights, San Diego, CA
Eagle Mountain Landfill Project, Riverside County, CA
Secondary Treatment System, Clean Water Program, San Diego, CA
IBWC International Wastewater Treatment Plan, San Diego, CA
Vernal Pool Habitat on NAS Miramar, San Diego, CA
Wetland Delineation and Jurisdictional Analysis for USAGE
North Avenue Widening, Oceanside, CA
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Olivenhain Road, Encinitas, CA
Tequesquite Landfill, Riverside County, CA
Stallions Crossing, San Diego, CA
Whitewater River Levee and Pipeline 34, County of Riverside, CA
Double Butte Landfill, Riverside County, CA
State Route 86 Alternative Alignments, Imperial County, CA
State Route 76 Improvements, San Diego County, CA
Black Mountain Ranch, San Diego, CA
Henderson Wastewater Outfall Pipeline, Henderson, NV
Calleguas Creek, Ventura County, CA
Carroll Canyon Golf and Recreation Center, San Diego, CA
Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion at Hale Avenue, Escondido, CA
Pilgrim Creek Wetland and Riparian Habitat Cumulative Analysis, Oceanside, CA
Buena Vista Creek, Vista, CA
Santa Margarita River, Camp Pendleton, CA
Vernal Pool Projects
State Route 125 Vernal Pool Study, Caltrans District 11, San Diego, CA
State Route 905 Otay Mesa Survey and Mapping, Caltrans District 11, San Diego, CA
Interstate 15 Vernal Pool Monitoring, Caltrans District 11, San Diego, CA
Vista Alegre Vernal Pool and Fairy Shrimp Monitoring, San Diego, CA
California Terraces Soil Hydration and Fairy Shrimp Culture Trial, San Diego, CA
Clean Water Program Vernal Pool Survey and Mapping, San Diego, CA
Santaluz Vernal Pool Mitigation Plan, San Diego, CA
M Publications "Transplant Trials for Alverson's Foxtail Cactus at Eagle Mountain Mine hi Riveride
County." Presentation to the Desert Lands Rehabilitation Workshop.
"~ Population Status and Management of Cuyamaca Cypress (Cupressus arizonica ssp.
^ stephensonii) in Cuyamaca Rancho State Park. Department of Parks and Recreation,
San Diego, CA.
« Invasion of Carpobrotus edulis and Salix lasiolepis after Fire in a Coastal Chaparral Site
in Santa Barbara County, California. Madrono 35:196-201. Co-author with Paul H.
"" Zedler.
*~ Impact of Extreme Acid Deposition on Competitive Interactions Between Pinus muricata
and Artemisia californica. Chapter 3 in Final Report to the Air Force Office of
*" Scientific Research: The Effect of Acid Deposition on Potentially Sensitive
m Soil-Plant Systems at Vandenberg AFB, California, P. H. Zedler and G. Marion.
Co-author with Paul H. Zedler.
** Habitat Characteristics of Willowy Monardella (Monardella linoides ssp. viminea) in San
m Diego County. In Proceedings from a Conference of the California Native Plant
Society: The Conservation and Management of Rare and Endangered Plants, edited
* by T. S. Elias, pp. 501-506.
Comparison of Reproductive Modes in Two Species of Cupressus: Serotiny vs.
f* Non-serotiny. M.S. thesis, San Diego State University, California.
•* Fire in the Ecology and Management of Torrey Pine (California). Restoration and
Management Notes 5(2):88-89. Co-author with Paul H. Zedler, Carla Scheidlinger,
** and Greg McMaster.
*• Vegetation and Vascular Flora of Sky Oaks Biological Field Station. Chapter 3 hi Sky
Oaks Biological Field Station—Baseline Studies, edited by W. C. Oechel.
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H. DEMONSTRATION THAT A CORPS-APPROVED CULTURAL
RESOURCE SPECIALIST HAS BEEN HIRED TO MONITOR
ACTIVITIES BY CULTURAL SITES. NO WORK TO BE PERFORMED
WITHIN 100 FT. OF CULTURAL SITES. CULTURAL RESOURCE
SPECIALIST SHALL:
1. BE EMPOWERED TO HALT CONSTRUCTION IF TERMS OF 404
PERMIT ARE VIOLATED
2. IMPLEMENT AND MONITOR THE MITIGATION PROGRAM,
IF WARRANTED.
See attached letter on following pages referencing contract with archaeologist and
archaeologist's credentials.
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July 15, 2002
Department of the Army
Los Angeles District
Corps of Engineers
P.O. Box 2711
Los Angeles, CA 90053-2325
Attn: Mr. Russ Kaiser
Re: Permit No. 2001-00215-RLK
Dear Russ,
Pursuant to condition number 1.1.5.2 we have retained an archaeologist to review, oversee,
monitor and/or inspect pursuant to conditions 1.1.5.2.2.1 through 1.1.5.2.2.2.
Name: Dayle M. Cheever
Company: RECON
Address: 1927 Fifth Avenue
San Diego, Ca 92101-2358
Phone: 619-308-9333
Fax: 619-308-9334
e-mail: dcheever@RECON-us.com
Ms. Cheever's experience and credentials are attached for your review.
If you have any questions, please contact me at 619-336-3673
Sincerely,
CALAVERA HILLS II, LLC
By: McMillin Companies, LLC
Don Mitchell
Vice President
McMillin Land Development
encl.
cc: Brian Milich
Paul Klukas, Planning Systems
Dayle Cheever
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McMillin Realty McMillin Mortgage McMillin Land Development McMillin Homes McMillin Commercial
CORPORATE OFFICE 2727 HOOVER AVENUE NATIONAL CITY, CA 91950 TEL (619) 477-4117 FAX (619) 336-3112 www.mcmillin.com
DAYLE M. CHEEVER
Senior Archaeologist
Education/ Master of Arts, Anthropology, San Diego State University, 1983
Certifications Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology, San Diego State University, 1979
Certified in field research and teaching since 1983, Register of Professional
Archaeologists (RPA)
Credential for life from the California Community Colleges as an instructor of
anthropology
Certified in Archaeology, City and County of San Diego
Qualified Archaeological Principal Investigator, City of San Diego
Permits U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management Cultural Use
Permit, Coastal and California Desert Districts, Arizona Desert
Experience 23 years of experience
RECON
1988-present, Senior Archaeologist
As the senior member of RECON's Cultural Resources Group, directs and
participates in all aspects of cultural resource identification and evaluation
programs, including research, survey, mapping, impact assessment, significance
testing, data recovery, mitigation recommendations (including preservation
planning and implementation), and technical report preparation. Has completed
cultural resource projects involving compliance with Sections 106 and 110 of the
National Historic Preservation Act and the Calif ornia Environmental Quality
Act. Tasks are directed towards fulfilling standards set in CEQA and NEPA as
well as numerous municipal policies for the evaluation of cultural resources
through documentation and analysis.
Devises and manages archaeological mitigation monitoring requirements for
complex projects. Works closely with clients and resource agencies in developing
feasible mitigation strategies. Has worked in the coastal, mountain, and desert
areas of southern California and in western Arizona, with particular expertise in
the management of cultural and historic resources of San Diego County and
Riverside counties.
Is directly responsible for supervision and scheduling of field and laboratory
personnel, for the development of research designs, protection and preservation
plans, and data recovery programs for RECON's clients. Also develops and
monitors project budgets.
WESTEC Services, Inc.
1985-1988, Project Archaeologist
Consulting Archaeologis^Consulting Faunal Analyst
1979-1985
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m Selected Projects Federal Projects (Section 106 and 110, NAGPRA, HABS/HAER)
Integrated Cultural Resources Management Plan, NAF El Centre, Imperial
— County, CA
Phase I Survey of 2000 Acres in Range 409, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton,
Oceanside, CA
<— National Register Eligibility Determinations for 12 Archaeological Sites, Marine
Corps Air Station Miramar, San Diego, CA
Phase I Cultural Resource Survey of 12,000 Acres, Naval Air Facility, El Centro,
- CA
National Register Eligibility Assessment of CA-SDI-12731 in the Pine Creek
Summer Home Tract, Cleveland National Forest, San Diego, CA
— Naval Post Graduate School Monterey, Wherry Housing Demolition Plan,
Cultural Resource Documentation, Monterey, CA
Pacific Bell Highway 80 Alignment Corridor, Cleveland National Forest
•• Loveland Reservoir Land Exchange, Sweetwater Authority and Cleveland
National Forest, San Diego, CA
Guatay Grazing Allotment, National Register Assessment of Three Prehistoric
— Sites, Cleveland National Forest, San Diego, CA
National Register Evaluation of Building 5, Fleet Combat Training Center Pacific,
"* U.S. Department of the Navy, Southwest Division, NAVFACENGCOM
*• National Register Evaluation/Documentation of Schwanbeck's Store, Crossroads,
CA. Lake Havasu Field Office, Bureau of Land Management
Section 106 Compliance for Paseo Ranchero and Telegraph Canyon Road Water
«*• Reclamation Pipelines, Otay Water District, San Diego, CA
Section 106 Compliance for Otay Mesa Water Reclamation Pipeline, Otay Water
District, San Diego, CA
«n Historic American Building Survey for the Descanso Station Engine Garage,
m Cleveland National Forest, CA
Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) Documentation of Six Base End
M Stations in the White's Point Reservation, Los Angeles County, CA. National
jg Park Service and Department of the Air Force (SMC/AXFV)
U.S. Naval Subase San Diego Artifact Inventory, NAGPRA Compliance, and GIS
m Site Information, Southwest Division, NAVFACENGCOM
H SDG&E Horno Power Pole Replacement Project (ARPA Permit), USMCB Camp
Pendleton, San Diego, CA
<• Phase I - Cultural Resource Surveys
II Cultural Resources Survey for the SDG&E Proponents' Environmental
Assessment and Federal Environmental Assessment for Los Angeles to San
W Diego County Fiber Optic Link Project, CA
M SDG&E Los Coches to Creelman Transmission Line, San Diego, CA
SDG&E Mission to Friars Substation Transmission Line, San Diego, CA
H Cultural Resources Survey of Parcel 3, Carmel Creek Road, and Site Significance
m Evaluation of CA-SDI-9677, San Diego, CA
Fanita Ranch Specific Plan, Santee, CA
fi Archaeological Constraints Study for LCAC Training Activities and Access
y Roads at Green Beach and Blue Beach, MCB Camp Pendleton, CA
Archaeological Constraints Study for Military Vehicles at Red Beach and White
» Beach, MCB Camp Pendleton, CA
H Edom Hill Landfill Expansion, Riverside County, CA 28
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Republic Imperial Landfill Expansion, Imperial County, CA
*** Deletion of SA 680 from the County of San Diego Circulation Element, County of
„ San Diego, CA
Pipeline 2000 Phase IV, San Diego Gas & Electric, San Diego, CA
"* Eden Valley Drainage, San Diego County, CA
^, Mojave Crossing, Apple Valley and Victorville, CA
Whitewater River Levee/Palm Springs Line 34 in Riverside County, CA
*" Torrey View-Allred/Sorrento Hills Project. San Diego, CA
^ Torrey Reserve Terrace Project, San Diego, CA
Beazer Property (NAS Miramar, Parcel "C"), San Diego, CA
*" SDG&E Pipeline Alignment near Interstate 805/8 Junction, San Diego, CA
^ Forty-fourth Street Condominiums Project, San Diego, CA
Eagle Mountain Mine and Kaiser Industrial Railroad, Riverside County, CA
*"* Mataguay Scout Reservation near Warner Springs, CA
Portions of the Shaw Valley Property, San Diego, CA
Proposed Alignment at Sweerwater Reservoir, San Diego County, CA
"" Carrillo Ranch Road Realignment Study Area, Carlsbad, CA
*• Phase II - Determination of Significance
CA-SDI-8472, Locus C, North Torrey Pines/Genesee Avenue, San Diego, CA
"" CA-SDI-7979, Border Avenue Development, Del Mar (LC94/9), CA
- CA-SDI-10,940, Del Mar, CA
110 Acres within Carmel Highlands Precise Plan Neighborhood 8A; SDI-10,218,
"* Locus A; SDI-10,219; and SDI-4905, San Diego, CA
- Stallions Crossing Project: SDI-7290, SDI-7291, SDI-7293, SDI-7298, SDI-7300,
^ SDI-10,118, San Diego, CA
Archaic Occupations within the San Dieguito River Valley: SDI-687, San Diego,
- CA
SDI-11,297: A Prehistoric Site in Dulzura, San Diego County, CA
Four Prehistoric Sites within the Railroad Canyon Road Project Area, Lake
** Elsinore, CA
^ SDI-6753, SDI-6754, SDI-6819, and SDI-2046: Four Prehistoric Sites within the
Aviara Development, Carlsbad, CA
— SDI-8813: The Palomar Heights Project, San Marcos, CA
A Portion of SDI-197: Torrey Enterprises-Sorrento Valley Property, San Diego, CA
San Dieguito Valley Project Area, San Diego, CA
— SDM-W-2135: A Prehistoric Site within the Southridge Trails Project Area C,
Oceanside, CA
Pacific Business Park, Otay Mesa, San Diego, CA
*• SDI-11,019: University of California, San Diego Scripps Institution of
Oceanography Master Plan, San Diego, CA
Results of an Extended Phase II Sampling at CA-SDI-197, Sorrento Pointe Project,
m San Diego, CA
— Cultural Resource Significance Assessment of 16 Cultural Resource Sites on the
McCrink Ranch Property, Santa Fe Valley Specific Plan, San Diego, CA
- Phase III - Data Recovery/Mitigation
j§ Alia Loma Heights Citrus Association Packing House Pre-demolition
Documentation and Educational Video, Rancho Cucamonga, CA
9 Data Recovery at CA-SDI-12,123, Carmel Valley, San Diego, CA
m Data Recovery at CA-SDI-4687, Carrillo Ranch, Carlsbad, CA 29
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Home Avenue Trunk Sewer Data Recovery Project, San Diego, CA
SDI-4907, Loci A, B, and C, Neighborhood 8 A Carmel Mountain, San Diego, CA
Data Recovery at CA-SDI-6753 and CA-SDI-6819: Aviara Development Project,
Carlsbad, CA
Data Recovery at Nine Cultural Resource Sites, Aviara Development, Carlsbad,
Mechanical Excavation and Removal of Sixteen Human Burial Features from CA-
SDI-691, Aviara Development, Carlsbad, CA
Results of an Archaeological Data Recovery at CA-SDI-4832/-4833/-4942 and
CA-SDI-11,982, Black Mountain Ranch, San Diego, CA
Mitigation Monitoring
San Diego Convention Center Expansion, San Diego, CA
Mission Valley West Development Project, San Diego, CA
Christianitos Creek Groundwater Monitoring Well Excavation Monitoring, Camp
Pendleton, CA
San Diego Avenue Construction Grading and Historic Feature Recovery, Old
Town, San Diego, CA
Mission Valley West LRT Extension, Morena Segment/ North Mission Valley
Interceptor Sewer, San Diego, CA
A Portion of Hillside Drive in La Jolla, CA
Trenching on a Portion of Jefferson Street in Old Town, San Diego, CA
Salk Institute East Building and North Parking Lot Expansion, San Diego, CA
Water Main Replacement Group 477, San Diego, CA
Trenching for South Creek Tentative Map and Penasquitos Creek Improvement
Plan, CA
South Chollas Valley Interceptor Sewer Project, San Diego, CA
Water and Sewer Main Replacement Group 466A in Downtown San Diego, CA
Pomerado Extension Trunk Sewer Pipeline, Poway, CA
Savage/Spreckels Tire Factory and Aztec Brewing, San Diego, CA
Cultural Resource Investigation, Monitoring, and Worker Education Program at
the Mataguay Scout Reservation near Warner Springs, CA
Carlsbad by the Sea, Carlsbad, CA
The Saltman Residence, San Diego, CA
Pipeline 2000, San Diego Gas & Electric, Otay Mesa, San Diego, CA
Special Projects
A Proposed Research Design for the Completion of the Mitigation of Impacts to
CA-SDI-6941, Locus D; SDI-7604, Locus E; and SDI-10,200, California Terraces
Project, Otay Mesa, San Diego, CA
Proposed Research Design for a Portion of Cleveland National Forest in Vicinity
of Loveland Reservoir, Sweetwater Authority, San Diego County, CA
Cultural Resource Guidelines for the City of Carlsbad, CA
Wrote and directed an educational video and CD-ROM on the citrus packing
industry generally, and an historic era citrus packing house complex
specifically, Redevelopment Agency, Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Education and protection program for redevelopment work at the Mataguay
Scout Reservation completed by the Reserve Naval Construction Force,
County of San Diego, CA
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