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prepared by a qualified biologist and submitted to the County for approval prior to project construction. At a minimum, the revegetation plan shall replace lost trees within the riparian corridor by planting trees within the buffer as follows: Replacement at a ratio of five to one shall be required for valley oaks and three to one for other native trees six inches or greater in diameter, measured at 4.5 feet above ground level. Replacement trees shall be one to five gallon trees with drip irrigation provided for a period of three years. Transportation 1. The applicant shall negotiate a Traffic Impact Mitigation Fee with the Department of Public Works to offset that portion of traffic impact mitigation cost created by the project. 2. Project trucks shall comply with all applicable local, state, and federal load limitation requirements. Air Ouality 1. Water or other dust suppressants shall be applied to all working surfaces and on- site service roads at least twice per day, and in a large enough quantity so that the surface of the soil is moist. The applicant shall maintain proper records which shall be available for scheduled or unscheduled inspection by the County and the Air Pollution Control District (APCD). These records shall contain: - All travel routes to be treated shall be referenced on a plot plan available to both the site operator and regulatory personnel. - Length and area of surfaces to b5 watered. - Application intensity, i.e. gal/yd - Application frequency - Application vehicle type and tank capacity - Water source - Date and time of application - Equipment used - Start and stop time, average speed, and number of passes - Start and stop time for filling of water tank - Equipment maintenance logs - Records of equipment breakdown and downtime - General weather condition logs - Operator initials 2. Equipment travel shall be restricted to dust controlled routes and speeds shall be restricted to 15 mph or less for on-site vehicles unless a higher speed limit is approved in writing from the San Joaquin County Air Pollution Control District.