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Table 2-1 (continued) Summary of Impacts and Mitigation Measures (Applicable to Program and Project-Specific Impacts) ' Impact Significance Mitigation Measure Significance m before Mitigation after Mitigation c o construction or other ground-disturbing activities must begin during the nesting season in the presence of nests that are o known to be occupied. Setbacks shall be marked by brightly y colored temporary fencing. c 0 4.10-5.Biological Resources—Loss of Foraging Habitat for LTS No mitigation required. LTS Other Special-Status Birds.The proposed project would result in conversion of potential foraging habitat for a number of other special-status bird species. None of these species are expected to nest at the College Park site. Similar foraging habitat is locally and d regionally abundant,and loss of foraging habitat would be m compensated for through implementation of the MHMP. A less- So than-significant impact would occur. 4.10.9.Biological Resources—Conversion of San Joaquin Kit S 4.10.9.Biological Resources—Conversion of San Joaquin Kit LTS Fox Habitat and Possible Occupied Den Destruction.The Fox Habitat and Possible Occupied Den Destruction Jproposed project would convert low-quality habitat for San Joaquin The College Park developers shall request coverage under the kit fox. Kit fox could possibly den and forage at the College Park SJMSCP,and fees shall be paid in the amount determined by site,and implementation of College Park could result in destruction SJCOG during the application and review process for each project of occupied dens. A significant impact could occur. under College Park. Because the entire College Park site is located within the SJMSCP's Central/Southwest Transition Zone,the following SJMSCP incidental take avoidance and minimization measures shall be implemented for all projects: Pre-construction surveys shall be conducted 2 weeks to 30 days before commencement of ground disturbance.Surveys shall be conducted by a qualified biologist. If the surveys identify potential dens(potential dens are defined as burrows at least 4 inches in diameter that open up within 2 feet),potential den entrances shall be dusted for 3 calendar days to register track of any San Joaquin kit fox present. If no San Joaquin kit fox activity is identified,potential dens may be destroyed. If San Joaquin kit fox activity is identified,then dens shall be monitored to determine I occupation is by an adult fox only or is a natal den(natal dens usually have multiple openings). If the den is occupied by an adult only,the den may be destroyed C when the adult fox has moved or is temporarily absent. If the m den is a natal den,a buffer zone of 250 feet shall be maintained