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7.1 MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM Land Use and Agricultural Issues TABLE 7.1 SUMMARY TABLE FOR MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM Timing or Person/ Frequency Monitoring Agency of Impact Mitigation Measure Requirements Responsible' Monitoring= ■ LAND USE AND AGRICULTURAL ISSUES 4.1-1 Development of the proposed 4.1-1(a) The loss of 3,600 acres of Prime Farmland is an unavoidable None necessary. - project would result in the loss of adverse impact. The only full mitigation measure for the approximately 3,600 acres of Prime above impact would be denial of the proposed project. J armland and would require `J cancellation of 2,920 acres currently under Williamson Act contract. Cancellation could result in the premature loss of this resource. 4 1 4(b) AJI r-aguirad findings must be made by tho 139a Review at time of SdGGUD 6PA supap,isers 4; Order. to appr-ove 'he GOAQ011:11 i0A of the Spes+f+v plaw- 4.1-1(c) The applicant should be assessed an Impact fee for Review at time of SJCCDD Once at each acre converted to an urban designation (whether adoption of the Develop- residential, Industrial, or commercial use) to be applied County's ment Title toward the purchase of development rights on Development Title. adoption agricultural lands or to support land trusts that stage. purchase conservation easements on agricultural land. Such a fee system should be Identified In the County's Development Title In compliance with the recommended policy supporting such a fee as Included In the County's Revised Draft General Plan 2010 (San Joaquin County, 1991x). Note: Any reference to a Specific Plan requirement in the following table includes one or more of three subsequent plans that will be required by the County after action has been taken on the General Plan Amendment. The earlier Specific Plan process is now composed of the following three detailed plans: 1)a Public Services and Facilities Plan, 2) a Public Financing Plan, and, 3) one or more Specific Plans. The public services and facilities plan and the public financing plan will be community-wide in scope, while specific plans may be submitted according to phasing or ownership considerations.