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® .4. The identification of unique,critical,and important habitat types within the affected area. There is no unique,critical or important habitat on this site. This site was originally an almond orchard which has been removed and will be replaced with strawberries for the first 3 years. During the 4t"year an almond orchard will be planted. ® 5. A discussion of potential wildlife impacts,short-term and long-term,resulting from the mining operation. This proposed project will have NO impact on wildlife. ® 6. A list of the federal or state designated rare,threatened,or endangered species,or State Fish and Game species of special concern(including invertebrates), if any,on or near the site: There are NO rare,threatened or endangered species on this site. F. In-stream Mining:If mining will occur within an active stream channel,any or all of the following information maybe needed to assess impacts of the proposed operation: ® 1. Evidence of contact with local flood control agency regarding possible permitting requirements. There are no streams flowing through this property. South San Joaquin.Irrigation District has a pipeline along the Westerly line which will be undisturbed. . ® 2. Identify other in-stream mining operations within five miles of the project site,(this information should-be used by the lead agency in assessing the cumulative impact of mining on the river channel). There are no in-stream projects within five miles. ® 3. Identify bridges,pipelines,cable crossings,etc.within one mile ofthe.proposed operation. NIA ❑ 4. Show premising configuration of gravel bar/stream bed on reap or aerial photograph. NIA 5. Provide cross section(s)of premising stream conditions which can be used to monitor future impacts of the mining operation. NIA ` ❑ 6. Discuss seasonal flow conditions and gravel replenishment rates. NIA ❑ 7. Discuss Wild and Scenic River status. NIA ❑ 8. Describe previous mining activity, if any. NIA Page 3 of 9 2006-20 Ag Ex Checklist.doc