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g.Accidental Take of Special Status Species Potential Significant Impact(F.7): Conversion of 213.9 acres of Agricultural Lands to other uses could result in incidental take of special status species covered by the San Joaquin Multiple-Species Habitat Conservation and Open Space Plan(SJMSCP). Finding: Based upon the analysis in the EIR,payment of the mitigation fee to fund acquisition of preserve lands for covered species that could potentially be affected will make impacts on potentially affected species less than significant. The following mitigation measure will mitigate these impacts to below a level of significance. Mitigation Measure (Impact F.7): I According to the SJMSCP, the mitigationfee for conversion of Agricultural Lands to other uses is $1,500 per acre. For the conversion of 213.9 acres of Agricultural Lands, the property owners, developers, or their successors at interest shall pay$320, 850, or other fee as calculated by the SJMSCP Joint Powers Authority(JPA) to the JPA to fund acquisition of preserve lands for covered species that could potentially be affected. Facts in Support of the Finding. The potential for impacts to special status species is discussed in Section IILF of the EIR. The SJMSCP is designed to mitigate impacts on potentially affected species. h. Impacts on Sacramento River Winter Chinook Salmon Potential Significant Impart(F.8): Construction activities in the North Branch of the South Fork of Little Johns Creek could result in significant adverse impacts to Sacramento River winter chinook salmon. Finding: Based upon the analysis in the EIR,appropriate scheduling of work in Little Johns Creek turbidity studies,and compliance with recommendations of the National Marine Fisheries Service . Iver winter chinook salmon less than significant. acts on Sacramento R � will make impacts The following mitigation measures will mitigate these impacts to below a level of significance. Mitigation Measures (Impact F.8): (a) To avoid impacting Sacramento River winter Chinook salmon in Little Johns Creek, all proposed work that would impact this creek should occur in the summer months when this salmon would not be migrating/spawning in this creels If work must occur during 30