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Ms. Luoma 2 limited level of incidental take. If a Federal agency is not involved with the project, and federally-listed species may be taken as part of the project, then an"incidental take"permit pursuant to section 10 of the Act should be obtained. The Service may issue such a permit upon completion by the permit applicant of a satisfactory conservation plan for the listed species that would be affected by the project. The project description and our review show that the site is within the range of several federally- listed species. Enclosed is a complete list of listed and candidate species, and species of concern for the area within the Stockton East USGS Quadrangle map. Potential direct and indirect impacts to each of these species should be addressed by the applicant and property owner and provided to the county for its review prior to making a final decision on the application. In addition, we ask the county to consider the impacts which may occur from the increased water runoff associated with the project. It would be in the best interest of the applicant and/or landowner to perform surveys using approved Service protocols for the list of species attached to this letter. In the event that one of these species or their habitat is present, or there is a likelihood that any portion of the project will result in direct or indirect impacts to these species, the applicant and/or landowner should immediately contact the Service to determine the appropriate course of action under the Act. Be advised that indirect impacts can occur off-site, and in this case include the potential effects on federally-listed vernal pool species that may result from increased runoff and pollution. Please contact Greg Van Stralen or Peter Cross of the Sacramento Fish and Wildlife Office at (916)414-6655, if you have any questions. Sincerely, fit Karen J. Miller Chief, Endangered Species Division Enclosures cc: CDFG,Rancho Cordova, CA Stockton Metro Airport Buzz Oates Enterprises