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21. PLEP Requirement: For the purposes of the Public Land Equity Program (PLEP), the public land dedication requirement for the Tentative Map for Neighborhood K is 70.4 acres, whereas the actual amount of public land identified in the PLEP Technical Report for said Tentative Map is 63.6 acres. The resulting Public Land Deficit is, therefore, 6.8 acres. The subdivide shall correct said Public Land Deficit by using one or more of the following methods: 1) Dedicating Public Land which is not shown on the Tentative Map but which is within the Mountain House Community to the Applicable Public Agency, sufficient in acreage to meet said Public Land Deficit; 2) transferring fee title ownership of Private Land which is not needed for public facilities or services but which is within the Mountain House Community to MHCSD, sufficient in acreage to meet said Public Land Deficit; and/or 3)submitting land vouchers to the MHCSD, sufficient in acreage to meet said Public Land Deficit. (Mountain House Development title, Chapter 9-1245M regarding the Public Land Equity Program, and Chapter 9-110M regarding definitions for "Public Land Deficit", "Applicable Public Agency", Private Land", and "land voucher"). If the PLEP, which includes the PLEP Technical Report, is revised prior to the approval of the first Final Map, the subdivider shall comply with the methods for correcting any Public Land Deficit that are specified in said revised PLEP. 22. Walls and Fences: All implementing projects shall comply with the applicable provisions of the Trimark Communities, LLC Design Manuals, as amended. AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES 23. Agricultural Operation Phasing: An Agricultural Buffer and Conversion Phasing Plan shall be submitted to the Community Development Department and approved by the Director. The plan shall incorporate the following: • Phasing of areas from agricultural to urban use—locations and time frames; • Irrigation water supply and service plan approved by BBID; • BBID encroachment permits; • Temporary buffering that includes a 100-foot setback between the edge of development and ongoing agricultural operations as the project builds out; • Permanent setbacks; • Landscape buffers; and • Fencing, signage or other suitable measures to minimize noise, spray drift and limit the potential for trespass on agricultural lands and BBID facilities. In addition, the plan shall address the following: • Chemical applications • Dust management Timing: Condition shall be met prior to approval of the first Final Map. (MP policies 3.2.4 g], h] and i]) 24. Right To Farm Recordation And Notification: The deed of each parcel and of each condominium unit shall include the following recording notification, as specified by San Joaquin County Ordinance 4217 which added Section 6-9004 et. seq. to Chapter 1 of Division 9 of the San Joaquin County Ordinance Code regarding the Right to Farm Notice: "All persons purchasing lots within the boundaries of this approved map should be prepared to accept the inconveniences or discomforts associated with agricultural operations or activities, such as noise, odors, insects, dust or fumes. San Joaquin County has determined that such inconveniencies or discomforts shall not be considered to be a nuisance." Timing: Prior to approval of Final Map(s). PA-1000266 &267—Conditions of Approval 5