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► Implementation Measure 7.43(c).If,during the course of construction,subsurface historic archaeological features,artifacts or evidence of materials such as bone, shell,or non-native stone are uncovered or identified on site, or anywhere within the Specific Plan IH project site,work shall be immediately halted in the vicinity of the finding and a qualified archaeologist consulted for an on-site evaluation. Such evaluation may entail archaeological test excavation and/or mitigative data recovery. ► Implementation Measure 7.43 (d).The County Coroner,the Native American Heritage Commission,and an archaeologist shall be informed and consulted if a human prehistoric burial site were discovered during site construction.An agreement shall be formulated between the Native American representative,the archaeologist, San Joaquin County,and the developer with regard to the proper treatment and disposition of human remains and associated artifacts. ► Implementation Measure 7.4.3 (e).If any unknown or unrecorded historical,archaeological or paleontogical resources are encountered during construction,the San Joaquin County Community Development Department (SJCCDD)shall be contacted immediately by the contractor and landowner.All construction shall be halted immediately in the vicinity of the finding and a qualified archeologist or paleontologist consulted for an onsite evaluation. Such evaluation may entail history/archaeological text excavation. Such evaluation may entail archaeological text excavation and/or mitigative data recovery. ► Implementation Measure 7.4.3 (t).The applicant shall comply with the County's Development Title (Chapter 9-1053M)regarding the uncovering of human remains during construction.The County Coroner,the Native American Heritage Cormnission, and an archaeologist shall be informed and consulted if a human prehistoric burial site is discovered during site construction.A letter of understanding shall be formulated between the Native American representative,the archaeologist, San Joaquin County, and the developer with regard to the proper exhumation,treatment and disposition of human remains and associated artifacts. Such treatment and disposition may require archaeological excavation and reburial. Mountain House Master Plan and Specific Plan I Mitigation Monitoring Program The Mountain House Master Plan and Specific Plan I Mitigation Monitoring Program does not contain any cultural resources mitigation measures because the cultural resources mitigation measures in the MHMP EIR were incorporated into the MHMP as policies. College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan 111 2004 The following measures from the College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III are applicable to cultural resources. r Implementation Measure 7.43(a).When specific land use and development plans are formulated as part of Specific Plan III,additional archaeological surveys shall be conducted in areas of development that have not been subjected to intensive archaeological reconnaissance. ► Implementation Measure 7.4.3(b).A demolition permit, approved by the Building Division of the Community Development Department, shall be required prior to destruction of any building in excess of 50 years of age. ► Implementation Measure 7.43(c).If,during the course of construction,subsurface historic archaeological features,artifacts or evidence of materials such as bone,shell, or non-native stone are uncovered or identified on site,or anywhere within the Specific Plan III project site,work shall be immediately halted in the vicinity of the finding and a qualified archaeologist consulted for an on-site evaluation. Such evaluation may entail archaeological test excavation and/or mitigative data recovery. College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR EDAW San Joaquin County 4.6-17 Cultural Resources