SFPUC 2001 Alameda Watershed Management Plan

III. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING AND IMPACTSC. GEOLOGY AND SOILSTABLE III.C-2 (Continued)MANAGEMENT ACTIONS THAT COULD RESULT IN SIGNIFICANT PHYSICAL EFFECTS TO GEOLOGY AND SOILSTHROUGH INCREASES IN SOIL EROSIONManagement Actions that Could be Required to Reduce Potential Physical EffectsPolicies or Management Actions thatWould Result in Potential Physical Effects a Policy or Action a,b Level of Significanceif ImplementedAction haz6: Install barriers or fences along identified highriskActions, veg4, veg7, and des5.LTSspill potential areas.Action sto1: Remediate on-site stormwater collection and Actions, veg4, veg7, and des5.LTSdrainage systems through infiltration drainfields and trenches,and detention basins.Action aqu12: Install long-term sediment retention basins or Actions, veg4, veg7, and des5.LTSother permanent measures.Action aqu5: Rehabilitate shoreline areas using structural Actions, veg4, veg7, and des5.LTSshoreline protection practices.Action aqu7: Rehabilitate stream segments. Actions fir14 and veg5. LTSAction fir7: Identify and construct necessary roadActions, veg4, veg7, and des5.LTSimprovements.Policy F11: Use prescribed fire to control fuels. Actions fir14 and veg5. LTSAction wil7: Create palatable re-sprouting through mechanical Actions veg7, fir14 and veg5.LTSvegetation treatments or prescribed fire.Over grazing by livestock. Actions gra1, gra2, and gra6. LTSa See accompanying text and Table II-1 for a description of each management action.b Bold text indicates actions that may be essential for reducing potential significant impacts.S = SignificantPS = Potentially SignificantLTS = Less than SignificantNOP 96.223E: Alameda Watershed Management Plan III.C-10 ESA / 930385January 2001