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County of San Joaquin—KRC Mine Expansion Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program Table 1: (cont.): Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Table .. __._ . ......._.�... Mitigation Measure Action i Implementing Party Timing E Monitoring Party • A Worker Environmental Awareness Program(WEAP)training i will be implemented that will cover all mitigation measures; environmental permits;and proposed plans such as the SWPPP, BMPs,erosion and sediment control plans,and any other j applicable plans. ........... . ... .. . . _.... ........ ....... .. .................._ ....................... ...... . . - _ MM 4.5-3a:Mitigation for directly impacted features The applicant will Applicant Prior to ground Community 1. The applicant shall obtain the appropriate permits from the provide evidence to j clearing activities, Development regulatory agencies prior to the commencement of any project- the Community subsurface earthwork Department related grading activities within the jurisdictional drainages, Development and on-going during wetlands,and/or vernal pool areas. All subsequent activities Department's construction shall follow the standard and special conditions set forth in the satisfaction of this permits. Unless otherwise directed by conditions of agency implementation permits and agreements,the following mitigation efforts shall be measure by survey or implemented. Mitigation for wetlands that are not suitable for other appropriate vernal pool invertebrate species shall occur at a ratio of 2:1 for documentation. habitat preserved and 1:1 for habitat creation. These features include 0.01 acre of seep and 0.21 acre of wetland Swale. These impacts require preservation of 0.02 acre of seep and 0.42 acre of wetland Swale,and the creation of 0.01 acre of seep and 0.21 acre of wetland swale. 2. The project will also impact 0.02 acre of ephemeral stream and 0.01 acre of intermittent stream. Mitigation for ephemeral and intermittent streams shall occur at a minimum ratio of 1:1 for habitat preservation for direct impacts. 3. Mitigation for impacts would occur concurrent with vernal pool invertebrate and CTS mitigation described in Impact 4.5-1 above. Alternately,mitigation may occur through the purchase of credits at a USACE approved mitigation bank,purchase of in- lieu credits from the USACE in-lieu fee program,or through establishment of an onsite preserve. 4. These suggested mitigation measures are based on mitigation programs that have been accepted for similar projects in the region and are considered a minimum requirement. Final mitigation measures will be negotiated during the regulatory permitting process,which is required prior to obtaining a grading permit. Michael Brandman Associates » H1Client(PN-N\1478\14780009\9-Final EIR\MIAMl4780009_Sec01-00 MMRP.doc