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Development Committee -6- d. All pets shall be contained and not permitted to run free through the open space. 22 . An ethnographer shall be retained to determine the relationship between the archaeological, sites and Miwok oral and traditional history. 23 . A qualified archaeologist who is acceptable to the Native American community , and a qualified Native American monitor shall both be present during all subsurface work. 24 . All construction and grading activities shall cease immediately upon the discovery of cultural resource materials. Such work shall cease until the developer has complied with the requirements of Appendix K of the CEQA Guidelines. 25. Areas of high archaeological sensitivity (shown on Figure 4 .9-3 of the Final EIR) shall be fenced during construction. 26. Acres of high archaeological sensitivity (shown on Figure 4 .9-3 of the Final EIR) shall be included within the conservation easement. 27 . Prior to any grading or construction, the following additional cultural resource studies shall be undertaken: a. Known sites shall be mapped by a professional surveyor and a qualified archaeologist. b. All existing collectives shall be analyzed, photographed, correlated, and if possible, collected in one place. C. Known sites "shall be tested to determine the extent and type of contents, plus depth, integrity, age, and intrasite patterning. d. Recordation, including mapping and photography shall follow, at a minimum, the standard procedures of the State Department of Parks and Recreation. e. Pollen and soil analyses representative of each site locality shall be done, dependent upon the material available. 28. The CC&R's shall include a statement regarding the cultural significance of the area and that there is the potential for vandalism on sites.