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r Item No. 1 PC: 11-5-92 SU-91-15 Page 33 MONITORING REQUIREMENTS, MITIGATION MEASURES RESPONSIBLE AGENCY, & TIMING OF MONITORING s 1.b.: The project design should allow for the Implementation (San Joaquin County conservation and maintenance of all valley oaks Community Development Department) (and blue oaks) on the site that are in good health to the maximum extent practicable. At The mitigation measure should be a condition least 80 to 90 percent of the valley oaks (and of approval of the tentative major subdivision blue oaks) on the northern portion of the site to map for the projea be developed with residential uses should be preserved and maintained. The oaks should be Monitoring (San Joaquin County Community managed under the direction of a qualified Development Department individual according to 'Living Among the Oaks: A Management Guide for Landowners' (UCCE, The Planning and Building Inspection 1988), a copy of which is available for public Department shall verify that the condition is review at the San Joaquin County Planning and reflected on the final major subdivision map, on Building Inspection Department. the construction plans for the project, and in the field prior to accepting the improvements Before the start of construction, the trees for the subdivision. selected for conservation should be clearly identified; barriers should be erected no less than six feet outside the dripline and remain in place throughout the construction phase. Suitable barriers should be constructed of TENSAR fencing (four feet high) or similar materials. At a site selected by the County, three native oak saplings should be planted for each oak removed during construction. The saplings could be planted in the park, in the project common areas, or at other on- or off-site locations. The specific site selected would determine the native oak species to be planted. J