Exhibit_D_Photographs.pdf

APPENDIX B. PIER 2 PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE RESTORATION AREA

Wetland vegetation west of the west trestle. The wooden pier at the upper right is a remnant of Pier 1, which was destroyed during the Port Chicago Disaster of 1944 (Figure 4A). Photograph taken 6/17/2016.

Upland-wetland transition west of the forklift trestle. Perennial pepperweed in flower; lower elevations in the upper right corner support native marsh plants (Figure 4B). Photograph taken 6/17/2016.

Wetlands west of the forklift trestle that are dominated by native vegetation (Figure 4B). Photograph taken 6/17/2016.

Wetlands west of the pedestrian trestle with perennial pepperweed in the foreground and native marsh species in the background (Figure 4C). Photograph taken 6/17/2016.

Existing RSP and concrete blocks will be removed along the shoreline (Figure 4C). Photograph taken

7/30/2015.

Common reed behind the wooden fencing and asphalt will be removed and wetlands will be re-established in this location (Figure 4D). Photograph taken 6/17/2016.

Common reed that will be removed from the restoration area (Figure 4D). Photograph taken 6/17/2016.

Iceplant in uplands east of the existing pedestrian trestle (Figure 4E). Photograph taken 6/17/2016.

Wetland vegetation will be planted in area currently occupied by west trestle (Figure 6A). Photograph taken 7/30/2015.

Wetland vegetation will be planted in area currently occupied by forklift trestle (Figure 6B). Photograph taken 7/30/2015.

Wetland vegetation will be planted in area currently occupied by pedestrian trestle (Figure 6C).

Photograph taken 7/30/2015.

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PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE PROJECT SITE

Eroding shoreline at Port Chicago National Memorial (Sheet P-2). Shoreline protection RSP will be extended to protect memorial. Wetland vegetation will be salvaged and replanted. (10/6/2016)

West trestle (Sheet P-2) will be demolished. (7/30/2015).

Extend RSP

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View beneath west trestle. Structure and pilings will be demolished and shaded wetlands will be restored (Sheet P-2). (10/6/2016)

Forklift trestle (Sheet P-2) will be demolished and shaded wetlands will be restored. (7/30/2016)

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Forklift trestle, pilings and debris shown here will be removed and shaded wetlands will be

Pedestrian trestle and Pier 2 structure in background (Sheet P-2) will be demolished and shaded wetlands will be restored. (7/30/2015)

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Pedestrian trestle and pilings shown here will be demolished and shaded wetlands will be

Pedestrian trestle and Pier 2 behind will be demolished (Sheet P-2). (7/30/2015)

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New west trestle will be constructed and shoreline protection RSP will be installed (Sheet P-8).

Non-conforming RSP and concrete blocks will be replaced with RSP. (7/30/2015).

Wetland restoration area with iceplant and perennial pepperweed in foreground, brackish marsh wetlands in background (Sheet P-8). Native brackish marsh vegetation will be established in this area. (10/6/2016)

New west trestle

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East trestle will remain with improvements made to surface (Sheet P-3). (7/30/2015)

Freshwater emergent wetlands in man-made ditch south of White Road will be impacted during

White Road widening (Sheet P-8). (10/6/2016)