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for impulsive noise single tone noise or noise consisting Primarily of speech or music. (Development Title Table 9-1025.9 Part II) I. TREE PRESERVATION: Grade changes near or within the dripline of said oak treesshallcomply with the following: 3) No grade changes shall occur within six(6)feet of the trunk of the tree. 4) No grade changes shall occur that entail removing or adding more than six (6) inches of soil in the protected zone of the tree. 5) Any grade changes within the protected zone (five feet outside the drip line extending inward to the trunkl)of the tree shall be accomplished so as to preventsoilcompaction and injury to or removal of the tree's roots. (Development-Title Section 9-1505.5M) 6) Before grading operations may commence, a minimum five (5) foot high chain link fence or other comparable protective fencing shall be installed at the outermost edge of the protected zone of each tree or group of trees (Development Title Section 9-1505.5[b]). 7) No trenching whatsoever shall be allowed within the protected zone of subject trees (Development Title Section 9-1505.5[c]). 8) Paving within the dripline of affected trees shaltbe minimized. If paving is necessary, porous materials shall be used (Development Title Section 9-1505.5[e]). m. LITTER REMOVAL: Within twenty-four (24) hours,of the completion of any winery event, the applicant shall collect and remove any litter on the along the east and west boundaries of North Atkins Road 1.000 feet to the-north and the south of winery site. n. BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS: The following Uniform Building Code- and San Joaquin County Ordinance requirements will be applicable and shall be incorporated in the construction plans before submittal to the Building Inspection Division: 1) The proposed use will change the occupancy from a U occupancy to a F1 occupancy (U.B.C. Section 3405). The structure must be brought into compliance with all current code provisions including structural, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, energy and disabled access requirements. A licensed architect or registered engineer shall prepare all documents. 2) Provide parking for the physically disabled. The space(s)shall be located as close as possible to the primary entrance. (C.C.R.,Title 24). i. Provide identification signs for the parking space(s) including the "tow away" sign at each entrance orvisible from each space(C.C.R.,Title 24). ii. The slope of a parking space shall not exceed '%inch per foot(C.C.R.,Title 24). iii. Provide one van parking space. 3) Provide restrooms conforming with all disabled access requirements (C.C.R., Title 24) Uniform Plumbing Code,Table 4-1. 4) Provide engineered plans for occupancy change, accessible restrooms and parking. 2. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS (Staff Contact: Alex Chetley, [209]468-3000)