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Division's annual inspection to have been reclaimed. The performance guarantee shall be in the <br /> form of either(1) a surety bond, (2) a trust fund with the lead agency, or(3) an irrevocable letter of <br /> credit. Any interest accrued in a trust fund shall stay with the trust fund account. The financial <br /> guarantee shall be payable to "San Joaquin County or the Department of Conservation"under the <br /> applicable provisions of the County and the State mining regulations. The financial guarantee shall <br /> be callable by the County or the State under the following circumstances: <br /> (1) The applicant causes the excavation-to become idle (as defined in Section 9-110 of the <br /> Development Title)without an approved interim management plan; <br /> (2) The applicant files for bankruptcy; <br /> (3) The County or State determines on the basis of annual inspections and reports that the applicant <br /> has not maintained substantial compliance with the approved Permit; <br /> (4) There arises an occurrence or circumstance which, in the opinion of the County or State, <br /> jeopardizes the site reclamation;or <br /> (5) The State makes one or more of the findings specified in Section 2774.4(a)of the State Public <br /> Resources Code. <br /> In any instance that the County or State makes the demand for partial or full tender of the financial <br /> guarantee of performance, the County and/or State may use all or any portion of the financial <br /> guarantee to reclaim the site and to recover its administrative costs associated therewith. <br /> (Develop mentTitle Section 9-1415.3[r]) <br /> q. ENFORCEMENT: Except as otherwise provided in State Mining Regulations,the County shall have <br /> authority to enforce provisions of the Surface Mining and Reclamation Act. The County may <br /> exercise all enforcement regulations available under the County Development Title and the State <br /> Public Resources Code. Such enforcement measures include charging the applicant the costs of <br /> administering an enforcement action. The basis for charging fees for an enforcement action shall be <br /> a time and materials compensation. (DevelopmentTitle Section 9-1415.3[t]) <br /> r. GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS: An evaluation of the impact of resource extraction on <br /> groundwater conditions shall be required.(Development Title Section 9-1415.3[u]) <br /> s. CULTURAL RESOURCES: If, in the course of development, concentrations of prehistoric or <br /> historic-period materials are encountered, all work in the vicinity of the find shall halt until an <br /> archaeologist can evaluate the materials and make recommendations for further action. If human <br /> remains are encountered,all work shall halt in the vicinity,and the County Coroner shall be notified <br /> immediately. At the same time, a qualified archaeologist shall be contacted to evaluate the finds. If <br /> human burials are found to be of Native American origin, steps shall be taken pursuant to Section <br /> 15064.5(e)of Guidelines for California Environmental Quality Act. <br /> t. SWAINSON'S HAWK AND BURROWING OWL MITIGATION: The following mitigation <br /> measures shall be required: <br /> (1) Pre-construction survey for nesting Swainson's hawks within 0.25 miles of the project site <br /> boundaries shall be conducted prior to construction if construction is scheduled to occur <br /> between March 1 through September 15. In the event that nesting Swainson's hawks are <br /> located, take avoidance measures shall be undertaken as described in CDFG's Staff Report <br /> regarding Mitigation for Impacts to Swainson's Hawks (CDFG, 1995). <br /> QX-00-1\Roorda <br /> San Joaquin County Page 9 <br /> Community Development <br />