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2. There is existing legally established development located between the critical area and the proposed development site and any required buffers on the site would be ineffective. Table 37.1: Critical Area Reports-Summary Document/Report type When Required Notes: Geological Assessment letter Potential geologically hazardous Reconnaissance study area exists on or within 200'of the proposed project area. Geological-report An active geologically hazardous Detailed study area exists on or within 200'of the proposed proiect area. Critical Area Delineation Report Wetland,stream or lake on-site Identifies and maps or within 300' critical areas and buffers Wetland or Stream Mitigation Plan Alteration or fill of wetlands, Includes monitoring and streams or buffers contingency elements Biological Assessment for threatened Development within 200 feet of For federally listed species Type F stream threatened or endangered species Biological Assessment for threatened Development within "protected Per Biological Opinion by species area"or"special flood hazard NMFS for development area" within 100-year floodplain.See section 37.190 Biological Evaluation Typically not required by the Generic term for other City,but may be required by types of analysis. state or federal agencies Habitat Assessment Potential impacts on regulated Can apply to either threatened/endangered species terrestrial or aquatic habitat.See section 37.190 Habitat Management Plan Provided with a habitat See section 37.190 assessment when a development is proposed on or adjacent to a" habitat of primary association"for fish and wildlife habitat conservation area Monitoring Report After completion of Provided post- enhancement or mitigation development work within of critical areas and/or buffers EMC Title 19.37 (Critical Areas) Page 17