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Section 5 <br />Two historical structures are present at the Heritage Museum, Both structures <br />are well outside of any potential impacts from the Proposed Project and would <br />not suffer from and direct or indirect construction related impacts. <br />Alternative 3: Reduced Intensity Alternative <br />Under Alternative 3, the project would be implemented within the same Area of <br />Potential Effect. Similar to the Proposed Project, no adverse impacts would <br />occur to lands that are known to contain recorded historical sites or recorded <br />archeological sites. Under Alternative 3, there would be a reduced amount of <br />earthwork activity. Therefore, there would be less potential to encounter lands <br />that could potentially contain unknown historical and archeological resources <br />during earthwork activities. With the implementation of Mitigation Measure CRS -1 <br />potential adverse impacts to unknown cultural resources would be reduced to a <br />less than significant level. <br />Alternative 4: Pipeline Design Alternative <br />Under Alternative 4, the project would be implemented within the same Area of <br />Potential Effect. Similar to the Proposed Project, no adverse impacts would <br />occur to lands that contain recorded historical sits or recorded archeological <br />sites. Under Alternative 4, the amount of earthwork activity and level of potential <br />impacts, to unknown cultural resources would be similar to the proposed project. <br />With the implementation of Mitigation Measure CR-1 potential adverse impacts to <br />unknown cultural resources would be reduced to a less than significant level. <br />Mitigation Measure <br />CR-1: A qualified Archaeologist will be retained during construction to observe <br />grading activities in the uppermost layers of sediment and to salvage and <br />catalogue archaeological resources, as necessary. The designated Archaeologist <br />should be present during the pre-grade meeting to discuss cultural resources <br />sensitivity and to assess whether archaeological resources have the potential to <br />be encountered. The Archaeologist must first determine whether an <br />archaeological resource uncovered during construction is a "unique <br />archaeological resource" pursuant to Section 21083.2(g) of the California Public <br />Resources Code or a "historical resource" pursuant to Section 15064.5(a) of the <br />State CEQA Guidelines, If the archaeological resource is determined to be a <br />"unique archaeological resource" or a "historical resource", the Archaeologist <br />shall formulate a mitigation plan in consultation with the OCWD that satisfies the <br />requirements of the above listed sections, <br />rub Mid Basin Centennial Park � j6d, � f � 114 Project Final EIR 5-73 <br />