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b) All open cuts shall be in compliance with applicable regulations established by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)and shall be closely monitored for evidence of incipient instability. c) Areas are to be graded to ensure positive drainage and shaped in such a way as to appear an integral part of the graded or paved surface with smooth, rounded slope transitions. d) Given the depth to groundwater at the project site, it may be necessary to dewater the bottom of excavations. Any dewatering design shall be reviewed and approved by the geotecnical engineer prior to construction. e) During excavation activities, groundwater levels shall be lowered and maintained at least 2 feet below the bottom of the excavation. f) More site-specific investigations involving more detailed geotechnical exploration at building pad locations shall be completed prior to the issuance of building permit. g) Foundation soils shall be tested by the geotechnical engineer immediately prior to the placement of concrete to verify that the soils'water content is acceptable. h) Strengthened and stiffened shallow foundation systems shall be used to improve the ability of the foundations and floor slabs to resist the adverse effects of both seismically-induced ground deformation and potentially expansive soils. i) A detailed grading and drainage plan shall be prepared for all areas subject to development, and be submitted to the County for review and approval prior to the issuance of grading permits. j) A qualified construction inspector shall be present at the site to observe and advise during site preparation, earthwork, grading, and construction of foundations and earth-retaining structures. k) If more than two years lapse between the date of the Geotechnical Engineering Reports and the commencement of project construction, the Geotechnical Engineering Reports shall be updated. Timing: Inclusion of a note on Improvement Plans approved by CDD and MHCSD prior to approval of Final Maps, and the incorporation of all recommendations of the geotechnical engineering studies into site preparation and construction of each dwelling prior to approval of building permits. [San Joaquin County Development Title, Chapter 9-905] HAZARDS 39. Hazardous Materials The applicant shall follow the recommendations of the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Mountain House Parkway Mountain House, California prepared by Kleinfelder, Inc., dated November 12, 2002. Timing: Inclusion of a note on Improvement Plans approved by CDD, Environmental Health Department, and MHCSD prior to approval of Final Maps. 40. Hazardous Waste: Handling, use and storage of hazardous chemicals or materials including, but not limited to, asbestos shall be carried out in compliance with all applicable safety standards and coordinated County programs. Applicable standards shall be made part of the construction specifications for contractors. Timing: Inclusion of note on Improvement Plans approved by San Joaquin Valley Unified Air 8