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it 33. Common Raptors. If project construction begins during the nesting season (February 15— August 31), pre-construction surveys shall be conducted during the nesting season in suitable nesting habitat within 500 feet of areas of project activity. The survey shall be conducted within the 2 weeks before construction or tree removal begins. If any active nests are found, a setback of 200 feet from each nest shall be established and,maintained during the nesting season for the period encompassing nest building and continuing until fledglings leave nests. This setback applies whenever construction or other ground-disturbing activities must begin during the nesting season in the presence of nests that are known to be occupied. Setbacks shall be marked by brightly colored temporary fencing. (MM 4.10-6) Timing:-The applicant shall submit a biologist's report of pre-construction surveys to the San Joaquin County Community Development Department(CDD)prior to the issuance of grading permits.for the project. 34. Conversion of other special status nesting bird habitat: During the SJMSCP application process, SJCOG will determine whether that specific project site supports suitable habitat for loggerhead shrike, California horned lark, or tricolored blackbird. If SJCOG determines suitable habitat is present on or adjacent to a given project site, the following SJMSCP incidental take avoidance and minimization measures shall be implemented by the project applicants in consultation with a qualified biologist. Loggerhead Shrike, If project construction begins during the nesting season (April 1—August 31), pre-construction surveys shall be conducted during the nesting season in suitable nesting habitat within 100 feet of areas of project activity. 'The survey shall be conducted within the 2 weeks before construction or tree removal begins. A setback of 100 feet from loggerhead shrike nesting areas shall be established and maintained during the nesting season for the period encompassing nest building and continuing until fledglings leave nests. This setback applies whenever construction or other ground-disturbing activities must begin during the nesting season in the presence of nests that are known to be occupied. Setbacks shall be marked by brightly colored temporary fencing. California Horned Lark and Tricolored Blackbird. If project construction begins during the nesting season (April 1—August 31), pre-construction surveys shall be conducted during the nesting season in suitable nesting habitat within 500 feet of areas of project activity. A setback of 500 feet from California horned lark and tricolored blackbird nesting areas shall be established and maintained during the nesting season for the period encompassing nest building and continuing until fledglings leave nests. This setback applies whenever construction or other ground-disturbing activities must begin during the nesting season in the presence of nests that are known to be occupied. Setbacks shall be marked by brightly colored temporary fencing. (MM 4.10-7) Timing: The applicant shall submit a biologist's report of pre-construction surveys to the San Joaquin County Community Development Department(CDD)prior to the issuance of grading permits for the project. 35. Conversion of San Joaquin Kit Fox Habitat: 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 if 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 when the adult fox has moved or is temporarily absent. If the den is a natal den, a I1