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7) Have a preburial agreement. If previously undisclosed archaeological resources are encountered during construction of any portion of the project, work in the area of the discoverywill cease. The discovered property will be examinedby a qualified professional archaeologist,recorded according to accepted contemporary standards,and the impacts to the site,if any, must be identifiedto determinethe probability limits and importance of the resource. Such an evaluation may require limited subsurface investigation. If the discovery involves human remains, applicant will comply with Health and Safety Code 7050.5 and Public Resources Code 5097. Project work may continue outside known archaeological resources. Applicantwill consultwith the San Joaquin County Plan ningCommission,and appropriate and interested Native American Groups,to develop a plan that will ensure the avoidance, protection, or scientific and respectful removal of the identified archaeological remains prior to continued project development in the area of the discovery. 8) Move any lots that were on midden soils (after the BioSystems survey, two lots were relocated). 9) Areas designatedfor storage of excavated soil shall not be located on archaeological sites of the project. 10) All sewage leach fields shall be excluded form the area of high archaeological sensitivity. 11) Native American (Miwok) concerns shall be addressed and development shall be done with the consultation. An ethnographer shall determine the relationship between these sites and Miwok oral and traditional history. 12) A Native American monitor shall be presentduring all land altering or excavation activities in archaeological site areas as delineated by BioSystems. 13) A qualified archaeological monitor shall be present during all land altering or excavation activities. 14) As perthe BioSystems study,known sites have been mapped by a qualified archaeologist. 15) The boundaries of archaeological sites as identified in the BioSystems report shall be fenced when construction is taking place within 100' of said resources. 16) A survey of the proposed access road south of the river should be completed to avoid impact to the previous ly-reco rd ed two sites in the vicinity. Department of Fish and Game Letter,June 15, 1993. Potentially Significant Impact: Surveys of the federally-threatenedValley Elderberry Longhorn Beetle are inadequate. Finding: Changes or alterations have been required in, or incorporated into, the project which avoid or substantially lessenthe significant environmental effect as identifiedin the FEIR. These mitigation measures are listed below. Statement of Fact: This impact will be reduced by the following: It is the intention of the applicant to avoid, preserve,and enhance Valley Elderberry Longhorn Beetles and their habitats whenever possible. 9