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At the time of project approval, lead agencies must adopt specific mitigation measures,
recommended in the environmental assessment document, to reduce project impacts during
construction and operation. The monitoring of these measures' implementation and completion
is especially important for linear and other complex and controversial projects where a variety
of habitats or environmental resources could be affected. Mitigation monitoring can range from
'spot-checking' to full-time on-site inspection.
Services and Capabilities
- Develop detailed implementation plans for all adopted mitigation measures
- Coordinate with lead and responsible agencies regarding reporting and communication protocols
- Consistently interact with project proponent to develop uniform understanding of mitigation
measure implementation procedures and success criteria
- Technically review pre-construction plans (e.g., erosion control plans, public notification
plans, unanticipated discovery plants, etc.)
- Develop and maintain project distribution lists for inspection reports
- Design and write public and agency information updates (e.g., newsletters)
- Develop and maintain websites presenting daily, weekly, and monthly reports and maps
- Prepare completion reports summarizing construction progress, mitigation measure
implementation success, problems encountered, and recommendations for improvement.
Selected Project Experience
Santa Ana River Project Mitigation Monitoring, Prado Basin and Reach 9
PG&E Tri-Valley 2002 Capacity Increase Project
CDFG Region 3 Construction Monitoring and Permitting Program
PG&E Atlantic Del Mar Project
Murrieta Creek Flood Control, Environmental Restoration and Recreation Project, Riverside County
PG&E Northeast San Jose Transmission Reinforcement Project
PG&E Line 401 Capacity Loops Project
Level 3 Communication Fiber Optics Network
Pacific Pipeline Mitigation Monitoring, Compliance, and Reporting Program
Aspen is currently conducting or has completed a number of
other high profile projects for the following agencies:
California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC):
Looking Glass (LGN) Metropolitan Area Network, CPUC
Metromedia Fiber Network (MFN). CPUC
Williams' Communications Sentry Marysville Project. CPUC
Kinder-Morgan Carson to Norwalk Pipeline Project, CPUC
SCE Valley-Auld Power Line Project, CPUC
Alpine Natural Gas Project Mitigation Monitoring Program, CPUC
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps):
Los Angeles County Drainage Area System Levee Expansion Project, Corps
Desert Tortoise Mitigation Monitoring, Twenty-nine Palms Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, Corps
Avian Monitoring, San Luis Rey River, Oceanside, CA, Corps
Sensitive Species Surveys, Trapping and Relocation, Murrieta Creek, CA, Corps
California Energy Commission (CEC):
Emergency Power Plant Construction Monitoring, CEC
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