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Responsible Mitigation Measures and Statements of Findings of Impacts Being Monitoring/ Party for Providing Monitoring/Reporting Timing Significant and Unavoidable Reporting Action Mitigation Responsibility TRANS-39:Prior to the issuance of building permits for Phase II of the project, Verification by County. Union Pacific San Joaquin County Prior to issuance of building the project sponsor shall contribute its fair share of the cost of the construction of Community Development permits for Phase II a grade separation/overpass at the easterly crossing on Roth Road by paying the Department and Public applicable fees for the project under the RTIF program if such improvement is Works Department included within the program at the time that of building permit applications or alternatively,if such improvement is not included under the RTIF program at the time of building permit applications,by paying fees to San Joaquin County for such improvement,based upon the project's equitable fair share of the cost of such improvement,if an alternative fee collection program exists for such improvement at the time that of building permit applications which has been established by the County and/or the City of Lathrop and which the County,as Lead Agency,determines is part of a reasonable,enforceable plan or program that is sufficiently tied to the actual mitigation of the traffic impacts at issue. Construction of this improvement would mitigate queue spillback at the easterly rail crossing on Roth Road. Because San Joaquin County,as Lead Agency, does not have jurisdiction of all of the land required for this improvement and it is uncertain whether full funding will be achieved for construction of this improvement,this impact is significant and unavoidable. 4,a'Air Quali and Gr ty eenhous0Gases .:' AIR-1 a:All disturbed areas, including storage piles that are not being actively Verification by County. Union Pacific and/or Union Pacific and/or During project construction used for construction purposes,shall be effectively stabilized to control dust construction contractor(s) construction contractor(s) activities emissions using water or chemical stabilizer/suppressant,and shall be covered with verification provided to with a tarp or other suitable cover or vegetative ground cover during the San Joaquin County construction period. Community Development AIR-1b:All onsite unpaved roads and offsite unpaved access roads shall be Department effectively stabilized to control dust emissions using water or chemical stabilizer/suppressant. AIR-1c:All land clearing,grubbing,scraping,excavation, land leveling, grading,cut and fill,and demolition activities shall be effectively controlled to reduce fugitive dust emissions by applying water or by presoaking. AIR-1d:All exterior surfaces of building(s)up to six stories in height shall be wetted during demolition. AIR-1e:All material transported offsite shall be covered,or effectively wetted to limit visible dust emissions,and at least six inches of freeboard space from the top of the container shall be maintained. AIR-1f:All operations shall limit or expeditiously remove the accumulation of mud or dirt from adjacent public streets at the end of each workday.The use of dry rotary brushes shall be expressly prohibited except where preceded or accompanied by sufficient wetting to limit the visible dust emissions.Use of i blower devices shall be expressly forbidden. AIR-1 g: Following the addition of materials to,or the removal of materials from, i the surface of outdoor storage piles,the piles shall be effectively stabilized to