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533 acre balance of the property to agricultural , wildlife ' <br /> habitat, and open space usage, including the entire frontage on <br /> the Mokelumne River, and the entire eastern portion of the <br /> property. <br /> After the filing of the applications, preparation of <br /> environmental documentation by the County's consultants raised <br /> certain environmental issues, the most serious of which concerned <br /> archaeological and biotic issues. This led to engagement by the <br /> proponent of additional consultants highly regarded in these <br /> fields to study archaeological and biotic impacts of the proposal <br /> and to consultation with interest groups concerned with specific <br /> impacts. Their recommendations resulted in certain modifications <br /> of the proposed development to avoid impacts, and on-site <br /> mitigation features to compensate for unavoidable impacts. The <br /> Resource Management Plan has been expanded to incorporate these <br /> recommendations. The Resource Management Plan will be implemented <br /> by deeding and recording a Perpetual Conservation Easement <br /> covering the entire property in favor of a responsible non-profit <br /> corporation dedicated to resource conservation, thereby assuring <br /> perpetual restricted use of the property and implementation of the <br /> Resource Management Plan. <br /> T <br /> Wm Act Cancellation —4— <br /> June <br /> 4— <br /> June 8, 1993 <br />