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30. Geotechnical Investigation Recommendations: The applicant shall follow the <br /> recommendations of the Geotechnical Engineering Report prepared by Wallace Kuhl, dated <br /> July 28, 2004: <br /> Timing: Inclusion of a note on Improvement Plans approved by CDD and MHCSD prior to <br /> approval of Final Maps, and the incorporation of all recommendations of the geotechnical <br /> engineering studies into site preparation and construction of each dwelling prior to approval <br /> of building permits. [San Joaquin County Development Title, Chapter 9-905] <br /> HAZARDS <br /> 31. Hazardous Materials: The applicant shall follow the recommendations of the Limited Phase <br /> 11 Environmental Site Assessment and Summary of Project to Date—Machado Property <br /> prepared by Neil O. Anderson &Associates, Inc., dated November 16, 2005. <br /> Timing: Improvement Plans shall be checked by CCD and County Environmental Health <br /> Department. Corrective actions shall be taken prior to the recordation of a Final Map or the <br /> issuance of a grading permit for the affected area, whichever occurs first. <br /> 32. Hazardous Waste: Handling, use and storage of hazardous chemicals or materials <br /> including, but not limited to, asbestos shall be carried out in compliance with all applicable <br /> safety standards and coordinated County programs. Applicable standards shall be made part <br /> of the construction specifications for contractors. <br /> Timing: Inclusion of note on Improvement Plans approved by San Joaquin Valley Unified Air <br /> Pollution Control District and MHCSD prior to approval of Final Maps. <br /> 33. Pre-Construction Safeguards. Prior to any construction, appropriate plans, operating <br /> procedures and safeguards shall be undertaken to insure safety in the area of fuel lines and <br /> pipelines, consistent with the MHCSD Emergency Preparedness Plan (see Emergency <br /> Pipelines Safety Pian). <br /> BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES <br /> 34. Participation in HCP: The developers of the Tentative Map shall request coverage under <br /> the SJMSCP, and the project applicants shall pay the SJMSCP impact fees determined by <br /> SJCOG during the application and review process for the project. <br /> 35. Special-status plants: Before ground disturbance, pre-construction surveys for special-status <br /> plants shall be conducted by a qualified botanist in areas identified as suitable habitat by <br /> SJCOG at the appropriate time of year when the target species would be in flower or otherwise <br /> clearly identifiable. Surveys shall be conducted in accordance with specific methodologies <br /> described in Section 5.2.2.5 of the SJMSCP. <br /> If special-status plants are found, the following measures shall be implemented, depending <br /> on the species found: <br /> Sanford's arrowhead. Delta button-celery, and slouch thistle. The SJMSCP requires <br /> complete avoidance for these species; therefore, potential impacts on these species could <br /> not be covered through participation in the plan. If these species are present in the project <br /> area and cannot be avoided, a separate consultation with the appropriate regulatory agencies <br /> (likely DFG)would be required. This consultation shall determine appropriate mitigation <br /> measures for any populations affected by the project, such as creation of off-site populations <br /> through seed collection or transplanting, preserving and enhancing existing populations, or <br /> restoring or creating suitable habitat in sufficient quantities to compensate for the impact. All <br /> mitigation measures determined necessary during this consultation shall be implemented by <br /> the project proponents. <br /> Mason's lilaeoosis, rose mallow. Delta tule Pea, and Delta mudwort. These species are <br /> considered widely distributed species by the SJMSCP, and dedication of conservation <br /> 8 <br />