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TABLE S.1: SUMMARY OF IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES (Continued) Environmental Impact Mitigation Measure Level of Significance After Mitigation F. Vegetation and Wildlife(Cont.) (d) Where avoidance of a valley oak(s)as specified above is determined infeasible,the project proponent should replace each oak as required by the City of Stockton's Heritage Tree Ordinance. Replacement trees should be planted on the site in association with the CRRP described under Mitigation Measure F.I(b). (e) To ensure the success of mitigation,planted and retained trees should be monitored for a period of five years following initial disturbance within the vicinity of a retained tree or following planting of a replacement tree. F.3. Implementation of the proposed project would, (a) Under current project plans,approximately 10.3 Less than Significant over the approximately 40-year project life, acres of the Brocchini property and the 6.5 acre displace 80.5 acres of high quality foraging triangular property would be retained as a habitat(Brocchini property alfalfa field)and Wildlife Preserve/Floodplain Easement. 133.4 acres of moderate quality foraging habitat (CYA and triangular properties)within a 10- (b) In order to minimize or rectify the impact to this mile radius of multiple State-listed Swainson's species,the project sponsor should initiate hawk nest sites(213.9 acre total),and would formal consultation with the CDFG pursuant to contribute to the cumulative loss of potential Section 2081 of the Fish and Game Code to enter Swainson's hawk foraging habitat in San into a management agreement with the CDFG to Joaquin County. (SIGNIFICANT) obtain an incidental take permit,and to ensure adequacy of mitigation. Through consultation with the CDFG, the project sponsor should develop a Swainson's hawk mitigation plan specific to this project. S.16