Water Surface Area and Volume, No. 2
Any proposed fills, dikes, or piers should be thoroughly evaluated... to minimize any harmful effects.
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Restaurants in San Francisco
Submitted by tonyh on
When considering how to treat the permits for expansion of restaurant footprint, you must read the following article:
http://www.ssf.net/346/Permit-Center
Write to [email protected]
But you also need to read the attached document.
Treatment of Fremont Properties
Submitted by tonyh on
The workflow with Fremont shoreline is special. You must take into account the potential for Eelgrass bed impacts.
I recommend that you examine the attached document. Determine whether the attached provisions are relevant. Then consult the available data for the eelgrass beds, provided by NOAA.
Tidal Marshes and Tidal Flats, No. 4
Former tidal marshes and tidal flats that have been diked from the Bay should be restored to tidal action in order to replace lost historic wetlands or should be managed to provide important Bay habitat functions, such as resting, foraging and breeding habitat for fish, other aquatic organisms and wildlife.
Tidal Marshes and Tidal Flats, No. 3
Avoid, or if avoidance is infeasible, minimize adverse impacts on any transition zone present between tidal and upland habitats
Tidal Marshes and Tidal Flats, No. 2
Any proposed fill, diking, or dredging project should be thoroughly evaluated to determine the effect of the project on tidal marshes and tidal flats,
Tidal Marshes and Tidal Flats, No. 1
Filling, diking, and dredging projects that would substantially harm tidal marshes or tidal flats and "Tidal marshes are an interconnected and essential part of the Bay's food web.'
San Francisco Bay Plan
Vegetation - Suisun Marsh 2009
This is part of an ongoing monitoring project that the Biogeographic Data Branch of the California Department of Fish and Game (DFG), in collaboration with the Department of Water Resources and the DFG Water Branch, started in 1999 to track changes in the Suisun Marsh vegetation over time.
Coastal Sediment Master Plan Spatial Database
The Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC) is conducting initial Plan activities for the central SF Bay to the Golden Gate.
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