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i L) U d) Change in.Circumstances If judicial,,proceedmgs find that the public purpose f described in Section 9-1080.1 of-tlns Chapter can no-longer reasoriably,be. fulfilled as to an interest acquired, the Qualifying Entity s interest in' the E agncu. ral mitigation land, as secured by the.legal irstiunient, i ray be extinguished:through sale,'and the proceeds shall be°used to acquire interests'in other agriculfur'al rtiitrgat ion. an in jSan Joaquin County,pursuant to the rovi signs:of this Chia ter and si b ect fo a pro. alb''the Board of Su 'ervrsors . p p -1 ., pP.. Y F e) Cess Ad of Qualifying E�t�ty. f an Qualifying Entity owning an inferest in agricultural riiitrgation rand ceases to exist, the dutyto_h 'Id. adriiinister-monitor . .. and-enforce the interest shall pass to the co'-holder or.�backup beneficiary of tle. legal instrument. The County, acting as co- holder`arbackupbeneficiary, may designate another:Qualifying Entity to assume`the responsibilities to Bold; administer, monitor and enforce the interest. Section 9-1080.8 Agricultural Technical Advisory Committee. a) Creation. An Agricultural Technical Advisory Committee, as defined in Section 9-110.4, is hereby created to carry out the functions authorized by this Chapter. b) Powers. The Agricultural Technical Advisory Committee shall exercise the following powers: 1) Adopt rules of procedure and bylaws governing the operation of the advisory committee and the conduct of its meetings. 2) Develop and recommend a Mitigation Strategy, consistent with Section 9- 1080.6, which includes providing the Board of Supervisors with a report, within one year from the effective date of this Chapter, recommending conditions under which Iand with overlapping encumbrances could be considered as Agricultural Mitigation Land. 3) Develop a report for consideration by the Board of Supervisors within one year from the effective date of this Chapter concerning different agricultural mitigation ratios and definitions for the Delta and for Prime Agricultural land. 4) Consider and make recommendations to the Board of Supervisors regarding future consideration of the inclusion of land outside the County as allowable Agricultural Mitigation Land, and regarding agricultural mitigation strategies other than the hybrid in-lieu fee/in-kind land approach set forth in this Chapter. 5) Explore the concept of establishing a Mitigation Bank. 6) Assume other responsibilities as set forth in this Chapter. c) Composition. The Agricultural Technical Advisory Committee shall consist of three (3) representatives appointed by the San Joaquin Farm Bureau Federation, three (3) representatives appointed by the Building Industry Association, and three (3) representatives appointed by the Board of Supervisors, in which the Page 7of10