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Ms. Kerry Sullivan April 8, 1992 Page 24 associated with the major earth moving to enlarge the lakes would still exist; but at a lightly reduced impact level because of the elimination of golf course grading work. X242 If the golf course is eliminated, larger areas of the property would be converted to vineyards,thereby increasing groundwater demand. Steve- quantity of dirt moves from golf course versus the quarry operations. FPage 6 - 6 Cultural Resources :,243 Elimination of the haul route and bridge crossing would decrease the impacts on cultural resources located within the on-site alignment. Impacts associated with development of the golf course and homesites would be similar to the proposed project. No modification to South Tracy Lake would ensure the integrity of the cultural resources located in the center of this water body. Vii The project proponents do not propose disturbing the artifacts. A well-thought out construction mitigation plan will protect these resources. Page 6 - 7 Noise. :244 Noise associated with truck traffic along the haul route would increase current noise levels for residents of David Road and Ray Road. The hours of operation for off-site hauling should be restricted to between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. or the haul route should be changed so that fewer residencesare affected. This is the route that impacts the least number of residences. Page 6 - 8 Cultural Resources The following roadways and housesites should either be eliminated or relocated on the site to ;245 areas of low sensitivity: Buckeye Drive, from Coyote Court to and including Live Oak Court; Deer Trail Court; Valley Oak Drive, south of the north liens of lots 21 and 22; Lots 2, 3, 4, 11, 12, 13, 19, 20, 21, and 22; and the southern half of lots 5 and 14; golf links 1, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, and 15, and the clubhouse; and the access road and bridge moved 800 feet east of the proposed crossing. Additionally, tha southern margin of the proposed irrigated pasture land should be relocated 600 feet north of the southern property line and areas designated for the storage of excavated soil moved to the eastern half of the project site. Once again, any homesite which would disturb an actual cultural site should be relocated. Roadways should avoid cultural sites where feasible, and encapsulate burial sites when avoidance is otherwise not feasible. The golf course design should be such as to not cut into any cultural site, and preserve features visible on the ground surface. F_ Appendix G Cultural Resources C246 Page 11, Photo B shows a tractor with a disking device that is used as part of the on-going farming operation on this agriculturally zoned piece of property. This photograph should be removed as it is not an "Example of site disturbance." III-139