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satisfaction of the Department prior to recordation of the Final Map" 4. (EHD)COA#2: 'The Machado Tentative Map shall comply with the Specific Plan III in regards to public services and contaminated site mitigation issues" 5. (EHD)COA#3: "Open, pump, and backfill the septic tank, seepage pit or excavation under permit and inspection by the Environmental Health Department(San Joaquin County Development Title, Sections 9-1110.3 and 9-1110.4)." 6. (EHD)COA#4: "...the abandoned well(s)[shall] be destroyed under permit and inspection by the Environmental Health Department(San Joaquin County Development Title, Section 9-1115.5(e))." For the large lot tentative map, CDD requires that the developer comply with the Mitigation and Monitoring Program noted in item #2 above. EHD has not attached conditions for correction or remediation of problems, choosing to defer all such conditions to the small lot Tentative Map. Large Lot Tentative Map Conformity. The large lot Tentative Map is a"Preliminary Map", as that term is defined by Section 9-110AM of the Mountain House Development Title and as authorized by the Mountain House Master Plan. As such, it would create parcels or lots no smaller than areas generally formed by zoning district boundaries and/or arterial and collector roadway alignments, as shown by the Specific Plan III land use diagram. In addition, all proposed parcels would have legal access and further subdivision of said parcels would be required prior to application for building permits. Environmental Discussion An Environmental Checklist("Checklist")was prepared for the project.The Checklist concluded that: 1)the project is a subsequent activity that is within the scope of the Specific Plan 111 EIR(SPIIIEIR); 2)there are no effects of the project that were not examined in the SPIIIEIR; 3)and no new mitigation is required for the project. Consequently, as provided by CEOA Guidelines Section 15168 (c), no new environmental document is required. [Note: With respect to the presence of hazardous materials on the project site, the environmental analysis concluded that the mitigation measures contained in the Specific Plan III Environmental Impact Report Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program and the implementation measures contained in the Specific Plan III document adequately define the actions to be taken to eliminate such hazardous materials so that any resulting impacts would be less than significant.] 18