1. Coastal Development Permit for Geotechnical & Archaeological Investigation Application No. 5-11-011 Agenda item W14e Feb. 9, 2011 Shea Homes/Parkside Estates Huntington Beach

2. Permit Application Summary  Not a “development” permit in the usual sense  VFPF: Defined in certified Land Use Plan  Flood protection levee  Vegetated with native plants  Provides access to public viewing point  Goal of investigation is to:  Determine a path for VFPF’s sub-surface stabilization that satisfies geotechnical engineering requirements, and  Avoids or minimizes impact to any archaeological intact midden or significant features 2

3. Staff Report  “This application does not approve the construction of a flood protection structure. [It] is to allow for further geotechnical investigation to determine … the alignment and design of the future flood protection structure.” - pg. 12 of Staff Report 3

4. Vegetated Flood Protection Feature 4 Elevation -1.5’ (7.2’ lower than oil field road) Muted Tidal Pocket Oil Field Road Elevation +5.7’ Approximately 800 homes at risk of flooding

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7. Review and Monitoring 7  Archaeological peer reviewers  Soils engineer  Archaeologist  Geo-archaeologist  Native American monitors  Joyce Perry, Juaneño monitor  Sam Dunlap, Gabrielino monitor

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