UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA , SAN DIEGO * MULTIPLE FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION SITES,  
LA JOLLA
JMA conducted Paleontological mitigation monitoring of grading activities during construction and prepared comprehensive reports. The multiple construction sites at the University of California, San Diego Campus included a Dance Studio Facility, Gilman Drive Parking Structure, East Campus Parking Lot and North Torrey Pines Parking Structure, Voigt Bridge Utility Tunnel, and a new engineering building. At the Scripps Campus it included the Ritter Hall Replacement Project.

CITY OF DESERT HOT SPRINGS * GENERAL PLAN , DESERT HOT SPRINGS
JMA provided biological, archaeological, paleontological, hydrological, geotechnical assessments, literature reviews and constraints analyses for the 35 square mile City of Desert Hot Springs General Plan update and Master EIR.

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY * LOS ANGELES
Leavy Campus Improvement Project. JMA provided survey, test excavation, final excavation, archaeological and paleontological mitigation monitoring, research designs and on-going consultation to mitigate and minimize impacts to prehistoric sites. The project entailed excavation of over 1,000 cubic meters of deposit and all follow-up services including coordination with Native American consultation.

LOS ANGELES CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE * SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION SCHOOL , MISSION SAN BUENAVENTURA, VENTURA
The Catholic Archdiocese planned to build a school over the original Spanish Colonial Mission courtyard area which had previously contained the neophyte quarters. The archaeological investigation involved the delineation, testing and salvage of the suspected neophyte area adjacent to the mission. JMA was able to delineate the boundary of quarters by geophysical testing. Salvage mitigation involved recovery of the part of the site impacted by the drilling of the caissons supporting the school. Archaeological mitigation and monitoring of grading activities continued during the construction of the school.