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ii. Creation or enhancement of oak and riparian woodlands may be required for some projects. These riparian areas should be of appropriate width, with the successful establishment of native riparian species, such as: cottonwoods, oaks, sycamores, and willows. Revegetation plans submitted by the project sponsor shall include but are not limited to the following: (a) Tree-densities (b) Species compositions (c) Amount of cover (d) Compensated revegetation for loss due to fire or Pests iii. Agriculture practices shall be incorporated into the bank or mitigation area to produce crop types such as but not limited to: alfalfa, dry pasture or native grasslands, or other crops which are compatible for foraging Swainson's hawks. JV. Fee title to land or permanent conservation easements r obtained for the Department of Fish and Game, or its designee. V. Management, enhancement, restoration, and operation plans must be incorporated with the mitigation plan and implemented by the project proponent prior to project construction. Vi. Project proponent would be responsible for the successful establishment of Swainson's hawk nesting/foraging areas in perpetuity. Monitoring programs will require an annual written review submitted to the DFG for the first 5 years, and thereafter written reviews will be required. every 3-5 years for private mitigation projects. III. Restoration of Swainson's hawk papulation. A. Support and acquire funding to continue research related to breeding success, effects of contaminants, dispersal, movement, mortality, habitat use, and other identified research needs. Responsibility: DFG Nongame Bird and Mammal Section. B. Development and completion of a Recovery Plan. Responsibility: DFG Nongame Bird and Mammal Section. 11 VI-23