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v. CONDUCT SUMMER SURVEYS FOR LATE-BLOOMING SPECIAL-STATUS PLANTS: before initiating excavation activities in areas that support vernal pool and seasonal wetland habitat(eastern portion of Phase 11, and Phases 111, and IV), a botanist shall be retained to conduct field sure!ys during the appropriate time of year(June-July). 2. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS a. Loads on County Roads. Loads on County roads shall be restricted to legal loads only. (Stireets and Highway Title Section 14-2350) I. b. Video Tape of Brandt Road. A video tape of road conditions on Brandt Road from the entrance of the site to State Highway 88 is required prior to start of the excavation. The condition of County roads(haul route)shall be reviewed with the Department of Public Works prior to the start of excavation and every five years thereafter. (Development Title Section 9-1415.2) �F c. Bond for Brandt Road. A bond or cash deposit in the amount acceptable to the Department of Public Works shall be filed with the Department of Public Works with a guarantee that, if the permittee fails, refuses, or neglects to repair, under permit, any damages (including surface driveability)to Brandt F Road through to State Route 88,which may result from permittee's operations, the Department of Public Works may do the work necessary to restore the road equal to, or better than, its original condition, using the funds from said bond or cash deposit, subject to review and adjustment for inflation every five years. The Department of Public Works shall notify KRC seven days prior to any necessary work. (Development Title Section 9-854.3) r d. Flooding. If the proposed plan results in the diversion of runoff across watershed boundaries, thereby increasing the flood hazard to downstream properties, one of the following shall be accomplished by the applicant prior to the issuance of any permits for the project: 1). The bottom slope of the excavation pits must be modified to follow existing drainage patterns. This will involve creating a high point in the pit at the location of the watershed boundary and sloping away from this high point towards the appropriate drainway. Currently, the bottom slopes in only one direction. I OR 2). A drainage study must be submitted which shows that either the downstream drainage(facilities can handle the additional runoff or that the proposed plan will not increase runoff from the site to the affected drainways. e. Traffic Impact Mitigation Fee. The Traffic Impact Mitigation Fee will be required for this development. The fee is due and payable prior to approval of the excavation plan. The fee currently is$164.07 per j additional daily trip-end in the Lockeford area. The fee shall be automatically adjusted July; of each year by the Engineering Construction Cost Index as published by the Engineering News Record. (Resolution R-94-174) 3. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ' a. Ground Water. No excavation is permitted into the ground water table without specific approval from the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley Region. (Water Code, Chapter 4 Article 3, Section 13240) b. Water Pollution. The materials from an excavation shall not be deposited into any water coIurse nor in any way contribute to the pollution thereof. (California Water Code, Section 13376) San Joaquin County QX-94-21KRC Aggregates Community Development PagefB j