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Appendix D. Best Management Practices – Mitigation Measures x Site facilities, especially linear facilities, to take advantage of natural topographic breaks (i.e., pronounced changes in slope) to avoid siting facilities on steep side slopes. x Where possible, site linear features such as rights-of-ways and roads to follow the edges of clearings (where they will be less conspicuous) rather than passing through the centers of clearings. x Site facilities to take advantage of existing clearings to reduce vegetation clearing and ground disturbance, where possible. x Site linear features (e. g. , trails, roads, rivers) to cross other linear features at right angles whenever possible to minimize viewing area and duration. x Site and design structures and roads to minimize and balance cuts and fills and to preserve existing rocks, vegetation, and drainage patterns to the maximum extent possible. x Use appropriately colored materials for structures or appropriate stains and coatings to blend with the project’s backdrop. x Use non-reflective or low-reflectivity materials, coatings, or paints whenever possible. x Paint grouped structures the same color to reduce visual complexity and color contrast. x Design and install efficient facility lighting so that the minimum amount of lighting required for safety and security is provided but not exceeded and so that upward light scattering (light pollution) is minimized. This may include, for example, installing shrouds to minimize light from straying off-site, properly directing light to only illuminate necessary areas, and installing motion sensors to only illuminate areas when necessary. x Site construction staging areas and laydown areas outside of the viewsheds of publically accessible vantage points and visually sensitive areas, where possible, including siting in swales, around bends, and behind ridges and vegetative screens. x Discuss visual impact mitigation objectives and activities with equipment operators prior to commencement of construction activities. x Mulch slash from vegetation removal and spread it to cover fresh soil disturbances or, if not possible, bury or compost slash. x If slash piles are necessary, stage them out of sight of sensitive viewing areas. x Avoid installing gravel and pavement where possible to reduce color and texture contrasts with existing landscape. D-48 Draft PEIS for Geothermal Leasing in the Western US May 2008PDF Image | STATE OF THE TRIBAL LANDS FOR GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES
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