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i 4 Strange Aquatic Resources and the client, ,john Eagal, believe this project, as proposed, will benefit both wildlife species numbers and species diversity, as well as providing a source of income to the client. CEQA mandates project modification, when feasible, to avoid or significantly lessen significant environmental impacts that would otherwise occur. We believe that this project, as proposed, will fulfil CEQA requirements. We also believe that this project, as proposed, will substantially mitigate for any and all significant impacts brought forth by this project. In addition, we have enclosed letters of support for the client Mr. John Eagal (Appendix A) so that you may increase your understanding of the client and to appreciate his long standing commitment and hard work to the community and peoples- of San Joaquin County. This project also has the support of local environmental groups and prominent governmental appointees including but not limited to The Committee To Save The Mokelumne River, San Joaquin County Land and Air Trust, Land Utilization Alliance, Senator Patrick Johnston, and David Irey from the Environmental Prosecution Branch, San Joaquin County District Attorneys Office. XXIII. Discussion of Land use Impacts The proposed Eagal Lakes project is consistent with and an appropriate use of the property as designated by the planning department of San Joaquin County. The property is zoned for sports and outdoor clubs and is not in a Williamson Act contract. All surrounding properties are in agricultural production. We believe that this project as proposed, is consistent with all land use controls. Most importantly is the fact that this project has the potential to significantly increase wildlife production and overall wildlife value to the neighboring properties.