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Native American Culture", "Tribal Cultural Resource Avoidance Mitigation Measures", and "Inadvertent Discoveries Mitigation Measures — No Tribal Monitor". These materials will be provided to the project applicant by the Community Development Department at the time of building permit application. San Joaquin Council of Governments The San Joaquin Council of Governments states the project is subject to the San Joaquin County Multi-species Habitat Conservation and Open Space Plan. Participation in this plan will mitigate any impacts to any endangered species to a less than significant level. However, because the proposed project does not involve ground disturbance at this time, the mitigation will be required at the time of building permit application. Mitigation The General Plan Amendment and Zone Reclassification applications are intended to provide a method to amend the General Plan and reclassifying property zoning as provided in the California Government Code. Unlike a Site Approval or Use permit application, a General Plan Amendment or Zone Reclassification does not review a specific land use and,therefore, does not result in conditions of approval to mitigate to an acceptable level, any potential adverse effects of the use. However, the Community Development Department requires applicants of General Plan Map Amendments and Zone Reclassifications to submit plans for the underlying development project concurrently and the department includes the underlying project information in its referrals. In some cases, an agency will respond to a General Plan Amendment and/or Zone Reclassification referral with mitigation measures to be initiated at the point of future ground disturbance for the underlying project. This information is provided to the applicant and becomes a requirement for issuance of a future building permit. Planning Commission Staff Report, Item #1 12/05/2019 — PA-1900037, 31 (GP, ZR) 7