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Timing or Person/ Frequency Monitoring Agency of Impact Mitigation Measure Requirements Responsible' Monitoring= ■ ZONING AND GENERAL PLAN POLICIES 4.2-1 The project would conflict with 4.2-1(a) The removal of Prime Farmland is a significant unavoidable None necessary. --- many of the County's proposed adverse impact that cannot be mitigated. The only policies of the Revised Draft mitigation measure that could result in compliance with the General Plan 2010 as well as with County Policy to preserve prime agricultural land would be policies of the adopted Land denial of the project or approval of the project at an Use/Circulation Element of the alterative location. Aside from this one conflict with General Plan. County policies, the remaining recommended mitigation measures would reduce the impact to a level of insignificance. 4.2-1(b) If the project were approved at the proposed project site, the Refer to mitigation --- --- following mitigation measures should be required to protect measures in Section on-site and adjoining agricultural lands: a 1,000-foot wide 4.1. buffer at the site's wester edge; notification of property owners regarding the County's Right-to-Farm Ordinance; project contributions towards an agricultural land trust; inclusion of lands designated for agricultural use within the project site boundaries; and redesignation of vacant lands from urban to agricultural use elsewhere in the County. Tlme County currently has a private, non-profit farmland trust which can accept donations to be used for the permanent protection of farmland. A policy to support this trust is included in the Revised Draft General Plan 2010. 4.2-1(c) To create an urban center for the project, the core Review at Specific SJCCDD SP commercial areas of the project should be able to exceed the Plan stage. 45-foot height limit under special circumstances (e.g., provision of underground or structured parking within commercial buildings or inclusion of affordable housing in mixed-usc areas). 4.2-1(d) Additional neighborhood commercial centers should he Review 4," 170nal GVA SJCCDD ('tom',^ SP included. '11mree school/park areas at the site's wester t at SP stage. boundary should be relocated farther east to be more central to residences. 'S.ICCDD:San Joaquin County Community Development Department; S.I031):San.loagt in County Building Division;SJCDPW San Joaquin County Department of Public Works;USACF: U.S.Army Corps of Engineers; SJCFCE: San Joaquin County Flood Control F ngincer. CSD:('otnnutnity Services District(of project); RWQCB: Regional Water Quality Control Board;CDFG:California Departmcnt of Fish and Game;SJCEHD:San Joaquin County Fnvironmental I lealth Department;DI IS:California Department of Health Services;I.AFCO:I,0cal Agency Fornnalion Comtnission. Those responsible would maintain nnonitoring records and verify compliance with mitigation measure. -GPA: General Plan Amendment stage: SP: Specific Plan stage; PC: Pre-construction stage: (includes Tentative Map app;:cwaa-aF and Final Map approvals and other discretionary application approvals): - Construction stage (prior to building permit issuance): O: Operational stage.