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Mitigation Measures and Statements of Findings of Impacts Being Monitorin I Responsible 9 8 P 9 9 MonitoringlReporting Significant and Unavoidable Reporting Action Party for Providing Responsibility Timing Mitigation NOISE-1a through NOISE-1d. 4.5 Aesthetics AESTHETICS-1:All lighting shall be effectively shielded to prevent spillage County staff to review within Union Pacific San Joaquin County Prior to issuance of building beyond the area requiring lighting for safety and operational purposes.No lighting 30 days of lighting Community Development permits for Phase I shall be directed off the site or placed directionally so that lighting would shine installation Department outwards during project operations.Specifications for lighting shall be provided for County staff review at the time of the first building permit issued for Phase I construction.County staff shall complete a site review within 30 days of lighting installation to ensure that no excess spillage of light occurs off the site and that any off-site lighting at nearby parcels is less than one-half foot candle at the most. Less than significant impact after implementation of Mitigation Measure AESTHETICS-1. AESTHETICS-2:The project applicant shall implement Mitigation Measure County staff to review within Union Pacific San Joaquin County Prior to issuance of building AESTHETICS-1. 30 days of lighting Community Development permits for Phase I Less than significant impact after implementation of Mitigation Measure installation Department AESTHETICS-1. 4.6 Biological Resources 8I0-1a:Sweinson's Hawk Avoidance Measures.Prior to development,the Verification by County. Union Pacific San Joaquin County Prior to project construction applicant shall determine the nearest Swainson's hawk nest location via the Community Development activities California Natural Diversity Data Base(CNDDB)(CDFG, 1994)to determine Department and San the foraging radius relative to the project site.Pre-construction Swainson's Joaquin Council of hawk surveys shall also be conducted by a qualified biologist during the Governments if participation appropriate time of year using approved methods. Provisions that would is sought in the SJMSCP reduce impacts to less-than-significant levels are described in Appendix W, State Fish and Game Staff Report Regarding Mitigation for Impacts to Swainson's hawk in the Central Valley of the staff report on Swainson's hawk (CDFG, 1994);summaries pertaining to the proposed project are provided below: 1. No intensive new disturbances(e.g.,heavy equipment operation associated with construction)or other project-related activities that may cause nest abandonment or forced fledging shall be initiated within one-quarter mile (buffer zone)of an active nest between March 1—September 15 or until August 15 if a Management Authorization or Biological Opinion is obtained for the project.If construction or other project-related activities that may cause nest abandonment or forced fledging are necessary within the buffer zone,monitoring of the nest site(funded by the project applicant)by a qualified biologist(to determine if the nest is abandoned)shall be required. If the nest site is abandoned and if the nestlings are still alive,the project applicant shall fund the recovery and hacking(controlled release of captive reared young)of the nestling(s).Nest trees shall not be removed unless there is no feasible way of avoiding removal. 4.6 Biological Resources(cont.) 2. To mitigate for the loss of foraging habitat, project applicant shall provide