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b' Table 2-1 (continued) Summary of Impacts and Mitigation Measures (Applicable to Program and Project-Specific Impacts) 5 m Significance Significance Impact before Mitigation Mitigation Measure �' � 9 after Mitigation If USACE does not take jurisdiction over the irrigation canals or E drainages,the RWQCB shall be consulted to determine if a 401 o Water Quality Certification is required. ► The acreage of waters of the United States that would be v, removed shall be replaced or restored/enhanced by the developers on a"no-net-loss"basis in accordance with USACE and DFG regulations. Habitat restoration,enhancement,or replacement shall be at a location and by methods agreeable to USACE and DFG,as determined during the CWA Section 404 o and California Fish and Game Code Section 1602 permitting processes. m 4.10.11.Biological Resources—Tree Removal.The proposed LTS No mitigation required. LTS project would result in the removal of approximately 220 trees (including 188 mature trees associated with the proposed widening N of Grant Line Road). These trees are not special-status species, not trees protected by federal and state regulations,and not trees protected under the San Joaquin County General Plan 2010 or Development Title. A less-than-significant impact would occur 4.10-12.Biological Resources—Possible Effects on Biological PS 4.10-12.Biological Resources—Possible Effects on Biological LTS Resources from Implementation of Off-Site Infrastructure Resources from Implementation of Off-Site Infrastructure Improvements.The proposed project includes proposals for off- Improvements site infrastructure improvements. Construction of these San Joaquin County infrastructure improvements could adversely affect Swainson's For those off-site improvements proposed in San Joaquin County, hawk,burrowing owl,other nesting raptors,loggerhead shrike, the College Park developers shall implement Mitigation Measures California horned lark,San Joaquin kit fox,and jurisdictional waters of the United States. Implementation of the biological resources 4.10-5,4.10.6,4.10-7,4.10-9,and 4.10-10. requirements of the MHMP,MHMP EIR MMP,College EIR,and Alameda County SJMSCP would minimize these impacts,but not all potential For those off-site improvements proposed in Alameda County,the adverse effects would be adequately reduced. A potentially College Park developers shall implement the measures identified significant impact could occur. below: Special-Status Plants Before any ground-disturbing or vegetation-clearing activities,a qualified botanist shall conduct surveys for the special-status C plant species identified in Table 4.11-1. Surveys shall be Do conducted at the appropriate time,when the target species