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Prior to recordation of the final map, the applicant will develop a waste diversion analysis of that outlines the recycling methods, the quantity of waste to be diverted, types materials to be recycled and methods to store solid and hazardous waste on site. In cooperation with the solid waste collection service, appropriate bins for household . recyclable materials will be located at the project site. An awareness/educational program will be developed by the applicants to encourage residents to participate in the recycling efforts. H. BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES Potentially Significant Impact: Loss and disru tion of nesting and fora in habitat for the H_1 Swainson's hawk. the state Development will result in the locofcritical tneslt sites wersting e foragingabitat and e identified byt eEIR b oftat o biologist, and there threatened Swainson's hawk. Twos were numerous sitings of Swainson's hawks fl Hing to hreerom the site occasions Swainson's hawks irrigated pastures where they were assumed to foraging. resumed to be rodent prey. also observed swooping to the ground on site, after was 124 acres of foraging habitat: Development would result in the loss of approximately rovides Approximately 49 acres from the creation 75 acres bordthe construct on of IrecPeational optimal rodent (prey) habitat; and approximately facilities such as the golf course, tennis courts, and horse stable. Prior to submittal of any application materials the applicants logged approximately 13 acres of trees from three portions of the woods s create and mayree ns considered arways for lit k he ng of habitat for the state course. This cleared area comprises approximately 13 acres, Y be co threatened Swainson's hawk pursuant to Section 2080 of the California Fish and Game Code. Finding: Changes or alterations have been required in, or incorporated into, the project which avoid or substantially lessen the significant environmental effect as identified in the FEIR. These mitigation measures are listed below. Statement of Fact: This impact will be reduced by the following: e golf course and the proposed 26 homesftes are Redesign the development so that th unding North Tracy Lake, shown on Figure 4.7-15 located within the hatched area surro or in the FEIR, with the exception of alontheherea designated southeast border ofe1ng he hagched area could cultural resources. Homes 9 extend to within 300 feet of the northwest shoreline of South Tracy Lake if tall tree screens are planted to provide a visual barrier between ac ester birds and humans in the area. This hatched area comprises approximately Eliminate the proposed access road through Brovelli Woods, which coincides with prime nesting habitat. Elimination of the equestrian trail. Consult with Califomia Department of Fish and Game (CDFG) as required by CDFG • Regulations,Section 2081, with the goal of developing a management plan that will result in a benefit to the Swainson's hawk. i I —9—