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1 The amount and form of the guarantee shall be subject to annual review and approval by the County F and the State, and the amount shall be adequate to ensure reclamation of disturbed land and/or land to be disturbed during a given phase. The annual review of the financial guarantee shall be coordinated with the annual inspection and approval of successive reclamation security so that the guarantee includes the amount of disturbed land plus the amount of land estimated to be disturbed ' during the next 12 months, less the amount of land previously determined by the Development Services Division's annual inspection to.have been reclaimed. The performance guarantee shall be i in the form of either(1) a surety bond, (2) a trust fund with the lead agency, or (3) an irrevocable letter of credit. Any interest accrued in a trust fund shall stay with the trust fund account. The financial guarantee shall be payable to "San Joaquin County or the Department of Conservation" I under the applicable provisions of the County and State mining regulations. The financial guarantee shall be callable by the County or the State under the following circumstances. (1) The applicant causes the excavation to become idle (as defined in Section 9-110 of the Development Title)without an approved interim management plan; (2) The applicantfiles for bankruptcy; (3) The County or State determines on the basis of annual inspections and reports that the applicant has not maintained substantial compliancewith the approved permit; (4) There arises an occurrence or circumstance which, in the opinion of the County or State, jeopardizes the site reclamation,or (5) The State makes one or more of the findings specified in Section 2774.4(a)of the State Public j Resources Code. i In any instance that the County or State makes the demand for partial or full tender of the financial guarantee of performance, the County and/or State may use all or any portion of the financial guarantee to reclaim the site and to recover its administrative costs associated therewith. (DevelopmentTitle Section 9-1415.3[r]) q. ENFORCEMENT: Except as otherwise provided in State Mining Regulations,the County shall have f authority to enforce provisions of the Surface Mining and Reclamation Act, The County may exercise all enforcement regulations available under the County Development Title and the State ' Public Resources Code. Such enforcement measures include charging the applicant the costs of s administering an enforcement action. The basis for charging fees for an enforcement action shall be a time and materials compensation.(Development Title Section 9-1415.3[t]) r. GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS: An evaluation of the impact of resource extraction on groundwaterconditions shall be required.(Development Title Section 9-1415.3[u]) i 2. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA INFORMATION CENTER (Staff Contact: Robin Hards, 209-667-3307) a. SURVEYS: A survey of all open (unpaved) areas must be performed by a qualified archaeologist, along with a professional evaluation of any buildings or other historic features over 45 years old that may be impacted by this project, and recordation of the remains of any other historic features not still standing. If any historical resources are discovered during project-related construction activities, all work is to stop and the lead agency and a qualified professional are to be consulted to determine the importance and appropriate treatment of the find. If Native American remains are found, the County Coroner and the Native American Heritage Commission, Sacramento (916-653-4082) are � San Joaquin County OX-01-11Noceti Farms Community Development Page 11