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OCTA I Santa Ana/Garden Grove Fixed Guideway Project <br />FNCultural Resources Technical Memo Update <br />Memo <br />Date: Tuesday, February 21, 2017 <br />Project: OCTA Santa Ana/Garden Grove Fixed Guideway Project <br />To: Mary Shavalier/Program Manager, OCTA <br />From: Nina Delu /Environmental Planner - Cultural Resources Lead, HDR <br />Subject: Cultural Resources Technical Memo Update <br />Background <br />In July of 2016, HDR performed a cultural resources technical analysis re-evaluation in response <br />to advancements in engineering by the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) on the <br />Santa Ana/Garden Grove Fixed Guideway Project (Project). The purpose of that 2016 analysis <br />was to identify whether any of the proposed minor design modifications to the adopted Locally <br />Preferred Alternative (LPA) would affect the previous findings regarding cultural resources (both <br />historic and archaeological) within the previously -approved Area of Potential Effects (APE), and <br />the revised APE to reflect design modifications. That updated cultural resources analysis <br />confirmed that the proposed engineering refinements to the Project did not change the previous <br />conclusions regarding cultural resources and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) <br />recommended that there would be no adverse effects within the expanded APE under NEPA and <br />a less than significant impact would remain the finding for the design modifications within the <br />expanded APE under CEQA. The sensitivity of the area for archaeological resources and the <br />recommendation for archaeological monitoring to be conducted for earth -disturbing activities that <br />could encounter previously undisturbed soils remained unchanged and consistent with the 2015 <br />EA/EIR. <br />On October 14, 2016, the California State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) concurred with <br />the findings of that Cultural Resources Technical Memo Update (OHP reference number <br />FTA111011B, see Attachment A). In regards to the revised APE, the SHPO noted that "the APE <br />should include the entirety of individual resources and historic properties located within it. As <br />shown on sheet 4 of 15 of the APE, only part of the Pacific Electric Railroad Bridge (P-30-161847) <br />is located within the APE. The APE should be expanded to include the whole property." <br />The Project has since advanced with the completion of the 60% design. OCTA, as the agency <br />responsible for design and implementation of the Project, is again proposing minor design <br />modifications to the adopted LPA comprised of physical and operational improvements. This <br />memo reviews the new design modifications and their potential to affect the previous findings <br />regarding cultural resources (both historic and archaeological) within the previously -approved <br />APE, and, where necessary, revises the APE to reflect these design modifications. <br />February 8, 2017 1 1 <br />
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