Biological and Cultural Resource Monitoring

This subcontract for Biological and Cultural Resource Monitoring involves providing environmental monitoring services for prime contractors working on Juniper Riviera County Water District projects. The primary focus is the protection of special-status species, specifically the Western Joshua Tree and Desert Tortoise, while ensuring strict adherence to the Federal and California Endangered Species Acts. The scope of work includes the implementation of Mitigation Measures BIO-1 through BIO-8 and CR-1 through CR-3, as well as maintaining compliance with the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program. The contractor is responsible for delivering all necessary monitoring logs and compliance reports to ensure regulatory standards are met within the designated performance area in zip code 92308.