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V d. The applicant shall obtain a water course encroachment permit from the Department of Public Works. -_ e. The applicant shall submit a drainage report completed by a registered Civil Engineer, for review by the Department of Public Works, which defines the impact of the proposed project on the drainway. 3. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES (Staff Contact: Johnny Yoakum, 468-3147) a. Any permits for this project shall be subject to written approval from the California Regional Water Quality Control Board (Contact: Tim O'Brian, 916-255-3116) b. Any complaints that are verified against this site will be charged the hourly rate of$87.00 for response and correction (per Board of Supervisors Resolution B-92-1591.c). 4. STATE DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME a. ON-SITE MITIGATION MEASURES FOR KIT FOX AND BURROWING OWLS: The following on-site mitigation measures shall be implemented during the construction and pre-construction period: (1) During the pre-construction period, boundaries shall be staked, protective fencing shall be provided for vulnerable on-site habitats such as riparian corridors and nests/burrows, and pre-construction surveys shall be initiated 30 days before planned construction and shall be conducted prior to each project stage to locate burrowing owl, kit foxes, and kit fox dens. (2) During all construction periods, a biologist shall be made available to provide assistance and to monitor the successful implementation of these mitigation measures. t (3) Any kit fox dens or burrowing owl nests identified within the path of construction shall be excavated prior to the breeding/nesting season under the direct supervision of a wildlife biologist, subject to State Department of Fish and Game and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service approval. (4) An endangered species compliance program shall be developed and implemented for project employees and contractors. This program shall be subject to approval of the Department of Fish and Game and the County. 5. U. S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE a. SPECIAL STATUS SPECIES CONSULTATION: Prior to issuance of building or grading permits or initiation of any ground disturbing activities, the applicant shall consult with the California Department of Fish and Game and the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service on the impacts to special status species. The applicant shall submit for County Administrator staff review documentation of Endangered Species Act compliance. Land disturbance activities include, but are not limited to, grading,discing, plowing, building structures,planting orchards or vineyards,or filling in wetlands. San Joaquin County UP-00-241Studley Company Community Development Page 6