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Doe lgn Envelope to:6B78A057-B56441EB-9812.293BWA89D80 PA-2600014(C) March 24,2026 Page 2 extent implementation of the Project as proposed may result in"take"as defined by State law of any species protected under the California Endangered Species Act(CESA)(Fish& G.Code,§2050 at seq.), related authorization as provided by the Fish and Game Code will be required.CDFW also administers the Native Plant Protection Act, Natural Community Conservation Program, and other provisions of the Fish and Game Code that afford protection to California's fish and wildlife resources. PROJECT DESCRIPTION SUMMARY The Project site is located at 15200 East Lone Tree Road,Escalon,CA 95320;Assessor Parcel Number(APN)203-110-190-0000, The Project consists of the issuance of a conditional use permit to construct a 4,043.52- kilowatt ground-mounted photovoltaic system occupying approximately 14.47 acres.Site access will be provided via an existing driveway located at the south end of East Lone Tree Road,as well as a proposed fire access road. The Project description should include the whole action as defined in the CEQA Guidelines section 15070 and should include appropriate detailed exhibits disclosing the Project Area including temporary impacted areas such as equipment staging area,spoils areas, adjacent infrastructure development,and access and haul roads if applicable. COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS CDFW offers the comments and recommendations presented below to assist San Joaquin County in adequately identifying and/or mitigating the project's significant,or potentially significant, impacts on biological resources.The comments and recommendations are also offered to enable CDFW to adequately review and comment on the project with respect to impacts on biological resources. CDFW recommends that the forthcoming environmental document incorporate the following goals and objectives in order to minimize impacts to biological resources: 1. Promote the preservation and restoration of continuous areas of natural habitat within the site and support their integration with existing and future preserves; 2. Retain plant and wildlife habitat areas where there are known sensitive resources(e.g., sensitive habitats,special-status,threatened,and endangered,candidate species,and species of special concern(SSC)). Particular attention should be focused on retaining habitat areas that are contiguous with other existing natural areas and/or wildlife movement corridors: 3. Preserve the ecological integrity of creek corridors,canals,and drainage ditches that support riparian resources by preserving native plants and,to the extent feasible, removing invasive nonnative plants. If not feasible,adverse impacts on riparian habitat should be mitigated by the preservation and/or restoration of this habitat in compliance with state and federal regulations in perpetuity;