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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 j Implementing Party Timing j Monitoring Party MM 4.5-6:Mitigation for SJMSCP The applicant will Applicant Prior to ground Community Under the SJMSCP,mitigation for conversion of natural habitats, provide evidence to clearing activities, Development including oak woodlands and grasslands,requires compensation at the Community subsurface earthwork Department a ratio of 3 acres of Preserve acquired,enhanced,and managed in Development and ongoing during perpetuity for each acre of habitat converted from Open Space. Department's construction. Mitigation may occur using one or a combination of two or more of satisfaction of this the options below to provide compensation pursuant to the implementation SJMSCP: measure through any 1. Pay a per-acre fee to the Joint Powers Authority(JPA)for combination of the acquisition of conservation easements or for acquisition of lands four options provided in fee title. j 2. Dedicate lands in lieu of fee payments. 3. Purchase approved mitigation bank credits. 4. Propose an alternative mitigation plan,consistent with the goals of the SJMSCP and equivalent in biological value to 1,2,or 3 above,subject to approval of the JPA. Section 4.6-Cultural Resources 4 ...................................-.............................................................__......................................_................................_._........._............._...........I............._.._............_........_..._....._....................__............_...---................ -._...._...._._...._._....-- --......_...._........................................................__........................................._................_..__. — ..._.._............ MM 4.6-1. If cultural resource are encountered during subsurface The applicant forward Applicant During subsurface Community earthwork activities for the project,all excavation activities within a all log sheets to the earthwork and ongoing Development 100-foot radius of the find shall cease until a qualified archaeologist Community during construction Department determines whether the resource requires further study. Any Development previously undiscovered resources found during construction and/or Department for the quarrying shall be recorded on appropriate California Department of Departments' Parks and Recreation(DPR)forms and evaluated for significance in verification that terms of CEQA criteria by a qualified archaeologist. Potentially cultural resource significant cultural resources consist of but are not limited to stone, monitoring is being bone,glass,ceramic,wood,or shell artifacts;fossils;or features conducted including hearths,structural remains,or historic dumpsites. If the appropriately,if resource is determined significant under CEQA,the qualified required. archaeologist shall prepare and implement a research design and archaeological data recovery plan that will capture those categories of data for which the site is significant. The archaeologist shall also perform appropriate technical analysis,prepare a comprehensive report and file it with the appropriate Information Center,and provide for the permanent curation of the recovered materials. Michael Brandman Associates 13 HAClient(PN-IIS\1478\14780009\9-Final EIRVv1MRP\I4780009_Sec01-00 MMRP.doc