INTRODUCTION \ BACKGROUND Since January 1, 1989, public agencies have been required to prepare a mitigation monitoring or reporting program to assure compliance With mitigation measures adopted pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). A mi'gation monitoring program must be designed to ensure a project's compliance with adopted mitigation measures during project implementation. It also provides feedback to agency staff and decision makers about the effectiveness of their actions, offers learning opportunities for improving mitigation measures on future projects, and identifies when enforcement actions are necessary. PURPOSE The purpose of the mitigation-monitoring program for the proposed project at 122 14th Street, 124 14th Street, 129 15‘ Street, and 145 15‘ Street is to ensure that all mitigation measures adopted as part of project approval are implemented and completed during and after construction. This program will be used by the City of Pacific Grove to verify that all required mitigation measures are incorporated into the project and will serve as a convenient tool for logging the progress of mitigation measure completion and for determining when required mitigation measures have been fulfilled. MANAGEMENT The City of Pacific Grove Community Development Department is the lead agency for the project and will be responsible for overseeing the administration and implementation of the mitigation monitoring program. The staff planner for the project will be responsible for managing the mitigation monitoring program. Duties of the staff planner responsible for managing the program shall include, but not be limited torthe following: 9 Conduct inspections, zoning plan checks, and reporting activities as required. 9 Serve as a liaison between the City and applicant regarding mitigation monitoring issues. 9 Coordinate activities of consultants and contractors hired by applicant to implement and monitor mitigation measures. 9 Address and provide follow-up to citizen's complaints. 9 Complete and maintain documents and reports required for the mitigation monitoring program. . Coordinate and assme enforcement measures necessary to correct actions in conflict with the mitigation monitoring program, if necessary. , OCR Text: INTRODUCTION \ BACKGROUND Since January 1, 1989, public agencies have been required to prepare a mitigation monitoring or reporting program to assure compliance With mitigation measures adopted pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). A mi'gation monitoring program must be designed to ensure a project's compliance with adopted mitigation measures during project implementation. It also provides feedback to agency staff and decision makers about the effectiveness of their actions, offers learning opportunities for improving mitigation measures on future projects, and identifies when enforcement actions are necessary. PURPOSE The purpose of the mitigation-monitoring program for the proposed project at 122 14th Street, 124 14th Street, 129 15‘ Street, and 145 15‘ Street is to ensure that all mitigation measures adopted as part of project approval are implemented and completed during and after construction. This program will be used by the City of Pacific Grove to verify that all required mitigation measures are incorporated into the project and will serve as a convenient tool for logging the progress of mitigation measure completion and for determining when required mitigation measures have been fulfilled. MANAGEMENT The City of Pacific Grove Community Development Department is the lead agency for the project and will be responsible for overseeing the administration and implementation of the mitigation monitoring program. The staff planner for the project will be responsible for managing the mitigation monitoring program. Duties of the staff planner responsible for managing the program shall include, but not be limited torthe following: 9 Conduct inspections, zoning plan checks, and reporting activities as required. 9 Serve as a liaison between the City and applicant regarding mitigation monitoring issues. 9 Coordinate activities of consultants and contractors hired by applicant to implement and monitor mitigation measures. 9 Address and provide follow-up to citizen's complaints. 9 Complete and maintain documents and reports required for the mitigation monitoring program. . Coordinate and assme enforcement measures necessary to correct actions in conflict with the mitigation monitoring program, if necessary. , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Green Plaque Research,Green Plaque Research 100 block,122 14th,20210402_135749.jpg,20210402_135749.jpg, 20210402_135749.jpg