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Section 1.0 Introduction 6 August 2022 Implementation Actions and Implementation Responsibility for Oversight Agency Comments Mitigation Measure Timing Responsibility of Compliance/ Verification Coordination the need to avoid effects on sensitive biological resources adjacent to construction areas and the penalties for not complying with applicable state and federal laws and permit requirements. The biologist will inform all construction personnel about the life history and habitat requirements of special -status species with potential for occurrence onsite, the importance of maintaining habitat, and the terms and conditions of required permit conditions. The environmental training will also cover general restrictions and guidelines that must be followed by all construction personnel to reduce or avoid effects on sensitive biological resources during project construction. 4.6-1 b: Install Fencing and/or Flagging to Action: Project Biologist/ San Joaquin County Protect Sensitive Biological Resources. Install fencing Construction Contractor Prior to construction, the construction and/or flagging. contractor shall install high -visibility orange Timing: construction fencing and/or flagging, as appropriate, along the perimeter of the work Prior to Initials Initials area when adjacent to Environmentally construction. Sensitive Areas (ESAs) (e.g., special -status species habitat, and active bird nests, native Date Date oaks, and surface water features). The County will ensure that the final construction plans show known locations where fencing will be installed (such as along the Woodbridge Irrigation Canal southern bank). The plans shall also define how to locate appropriate ESA fencing which shall include all locations identified on the plans and additional locations identified by a qualified biologist as part of an initial field walk with the lead contractor. This may result in identification of ESAs within the Section 1.0 Introduction 6 August 2022