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h. RIGHT TO FARM ORDINANCE: The applicant or builder shall provide each new homeowner a pamphlet advising the homeowner of the Right to Farm Ordinance and of potential agricultural nuisances such as odors and noise. This mitigation measure will be completed at occupancy. The builder will submit proof to the Community Development Department that homeowners received the pamphlet. i. SCREENING: Screening shall be provided and comply with the following: (1) A solid masonry wall or wood in combination with masonry wall six (6) feet in height shall be erected along the rear of lots 343-378 as shown on page six of the revised vesting tentative map. Construction may be bonded and phase to coincide with the construction of the subdivision's streets. (Mitigation Measure 4.1-1) j. LANDSCAPING: Landscaping shall be provided and comply with the following: (1) Street trees are required as specified in Section 9-1020.4 of the Development Title. (2) Where removal of mature oaks is unavoidable, replacement plantings shall be provided consistent with Section 9-1505.4 of the Development Title. (Mitigation Measure 4.10-2C) (3) A Tree Preservation Plan shall be submitted as part of the application for a Grading Permit and shall contain the following: A. All trees to be retained shall be identified in the field through flagging or other obvious marking method prior to any grading. B. Temporary fencing shall be required along the outermost edge of the drip line of each tree or group of trees to be retained in the vicinity of grading to avoid compaction of the root zone and mechanical damage to trunks and limbs. C. Paving within tree drip lines shall be prohibited or stringently minimized, using porous materials such as gravel, loose boulders, cobbles, wood chips, or bark mulch where hardscape improvement are necessary for access in the vicinity of trees. D. Trenching shall be prohibited within tree drip lines, with any required utility line within the drip line installed by boring or drilling through the soil. E. Landscape irrigation within tree drip lines shall be minimized, prohibiting turf or any landscaping with high water requirements and limiting permanent irrigation improvements to bubbler, drip, or subterranean systems. (Mitigation Measure 4.10-2B) (4) Native cattails shall be preserved or allowed to become established at a minimum of 500 linear feet of shoreline to the western lake on Parcel K. (Mitigation Measure 4.10-3) k. PRE-CONSTRUCTION SURVEYS: A pre-construction survey for raptors shall be conducted by a qualified wildlife biologist prior to initiation of final grading plans for the project to confirm the presence or absence of any new nesting activity on the site. If a colony of burrowing owls or tree nesting raptor is found, appropriate measures shall be taken to avoid destruction of an active nest. An appropriate buffer zone shall be established around any active nest based on consultation with representatives of the State Department of Fish and Game. Construction activities shall be restricted from this zone until a qualified biologist has determined that nesting is complete and the young have fledged. For non-nesting burrowing owls, passive relocation methods shall be used by the qualified biologist to remove the owls from the impact area. The San Joaquin County PA-0200098\13eck Properties �,. Community Development Page 10