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iii) The planning application will require a fire access road to be completed before the County Surveyors office will file the map for record. Contact Fire Prevention at 209-468-3380 to schedule an inspection of the completed road. iv) The project will potentially serve more than three residences and shall comply with the San Joaquin County Development Title Standard 9-1150.18. (Road Naming Procedures) Please contact the Community Development Department at 468-2193 to complete this process prior to requesting Fire Department approval. 2) UNITED STATES ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT: (Staff Contact, Michael Finan, 916- 557-6629) a) WETLANDICLEAN WATERS ACT: The following conditions shall apply, i) Prior to any issuance of building permits, grading, disturbance or construction within the project site a permit from the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers will be required. ii) A note shall be placed on the Final Map and a separate instrument shall be recorded for Lots 19-37 that prior to any issuance of building permits, grading, disturbance or Construction a permit may be required from the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. 3) SAN JOAQUIN COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS: (Staff Contact, Erin Sickler 468-3913) a) ENDANAGERED SPECIES/ANIMAL LIFE: The following measures shall apply for incidental take minimization measures, i) Within 30 days of filing a Notice of Completion with the State Clearinghouse or prior to commencing ground disturbance, whichever occurs first: (1) Pay a fee of $78,872.84 to SJCOG, Inc. for the removal of 8 acres of Natural Lands at a cost of $1,819.00 per acre and 70.76 acres of Multi Purpose Open Space Lands at a cost of $909.00 per acre. ii) Prior to commencing ground disturbance and/or during project construction: (1) For Swainson's hawk, if a nest tree becomes occupied during construction activities, then all construction activities shall remain a distance of two times the drip line of the tree, measured from the nest. If the Project Proponent elects to remove a nest tree, then nest trees may be removed between September 1 and February 15, when nests are unoccupied. (2) For white-tailed kite, preconstruction surveys shall investigate all potential nesting trees on the project site) e.g. tree tops 15-59 feet above the ground in oak, willow, eucalyptus, cottonwood, or other deciduous trees). During the nesting season (February 15 to September 15) whenever white-tailed kites are noted on site or within the vicinity of the project site during the nesting season. s