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1. Anticoagulants. Establish bait stations using the approved rodenticide anticoagulantsphacinone or Envi Environmental Protection on Agency Rodenticides U.S- compliance with U.S. label standards and as directed by the San Joaquin County Agricultural Commissioner. 2. Zinc Phosphide. Establish bait stations with non-treated grain 5-7 calendar days in advance of rodenticide application, and then apply Zinc Phosphide to bait stations. Rodenticidesshall ted by theSan Joaquin County and be used las direcliance ted by Environmental Protection Agency labelstandards Agricultural Commissioner. 3. Fumigants. Use below-ground gas cartridges or pellets and seal burrows. Approved fumigants include Aluminum Phosphide (Fumitoxin, Phostoxin) and gas cartridges sold by the local Agricultural Commissioner's office. NOTE: Crumpled newspaper covered with soil is often an effective seal for burrows when fumigants are used. Fumigants shall sadln compliance with U.S.as directed by t e San Joaqui�nmental County Protection Agency label ndardsa Agricultural Commissioner. 4. Traps. For areas with minimal rodent populations, traps may be effective for eliminating rodents. If trapping activities are required, the use of traps shall be consistent with all applicable laws and regulations. d ebut failed, and urro If the measures described above were not the following measured or were es.shall be implemebted wing owls are known to occupy the project site,then A. Breeding season (February 1 through August o1v)inPre-construction Owls CDFG 2012 surveys be burrowing owls (following the Staff Report o performed no less than 14 days prior and again 24-hours prior to initial ground disturbance activities. 1. Any occupied burrows shall not be unless the TAC, with the concurrence disturbed shall provided with ofheh a 75 meter protective buffer until and u Permitting Agencies (representatives on the TAC); or unless a qualified biologist approved by the Permitting Agencies verifies through non-invasive means that either: 1) the birds have not begun egg laying, or 2) juveniles from the occupied burrows are foraging independently and are capable of independent survival. Once the fledglings are capable of independent survival a Burrowing Owl Exclusion Plan (BOEP) is developed and approved by the applicable Department of Fish and Wildlife SJMSCP representative/off iceand habitat is mitigated in accordance with the Staff Report (CDFG 2012) then the burrow can be destroyed. Pre-construction surveys following destruction of burrows and prior to initial construction activities are required (24-hours prior) to ensure owls do not re-colonize the Project Area.