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e Mitigation Measures and Statements of Findings of Impacts Being Responsible Monitoring/ Monitoring/Reporting Significant and Unavoidable Party for Providing Timing 9 Reporting Action Mitigation Responsibility Habitat Management(HM)lands to the CDFG based on the following ratios: a. Projects within 1 mile of an active nest tree shall provide: i I. One acre of HM land for each acre of development authorized(1:1 ratio).At least 10 percent of the HM land requirements shall be met by fee title acquisition or a conservation easement allowing for the active management of the habitat,with the remaining 90 percent of the HM I lands protected by a conservation easement[acceptable to the CDFG] on agricultural lands or other suitable habitats that provide foraging habitat forSwainson's hawk);or ii. One-halt acre of HM land for each acre of development authorized , (0.5:1 ratio).All of the HM land requirements shall be met by fee title acquisition or a conservation easement[acceptable to the CDFG] which allows for the active management of the habitat for prey production on the HM lands). b. Projects within 5 miles of an active nest tree but greater than 1 mile from the nest tree shall provide 0.75 acre of HM land for each acre of development authorized(0.75:1 ratio).All HM lands protected under this requirement may be protected through fee title acquisition or conservation easement(acceptable to the CDFG)on agricultural lands or other suitable habitats which provide foraging habitat for Swainson's hawk. c. Projects within 10 miles of an active nest tree but greater than 5 miles from an active nest tree shall provide 0.5 acre of HM land for each acre of urban development authorized(0.5:1 ratio).All HM lands protected under this requirement may be protected through fee title acquisition or a conservation easement(acceptable to the CDFG)on agricultural lands or other suitable habitats which provide foraging habitat for Swainspn's hawk. 3. As an alternative to providing FIM land for mitigation for the loss of foraging habitat as set forth in paragraph 2 above,the applicant may participate in the San Joaquin County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation and Open Space Plan("SJMSCP").The SJMSCP provides a conservation strategy aimed to minimize,avoid,and mitigate impacts on features that include but are not limited to special-status species,wetlands,and other waters found within San Joaquin County.With regard to species,the SJMSCP conservation strategy is habitat-based and emphasizes compensation for habitat losses through the establishment,enhancement,and management- in-perpetuity of preserves. 7777777 r��,�(gtoglcaARe$ogrces(cont} .. ', _ i The project applicant has the following four options as related to the SJMSCP: a. Pay the appropriate fee.A fee is assessed depending on which of the four habitats the project lies within. b. Dedicate habitat lands as conservation easement or fee title. c. Purchase mitigation bank credits from a mitigation bank approved by the