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Austin Road Landfill ion Project The length of the re-enrolled Williamson Act contract for the Brocchini parcel would be seven years or less. If the new owners initiate a non-renewal when the landfill is transferred then the Brocchini parcel would be restricted to agricultural uses for up to seven years.In the plan for the landfill expansion, the Brocchini parcel is designated for,floodplainAvildlife preserve and Phases III and IV of the landfall expansion. Phase 111 is scheduled to begin construction ten years after the beginning of Phase I, and Phase IV is scheduled to begin 16 years after Phase L Thus, conversion of portions of the Brocchini parcel to landfill use would not occur until the Williamson Act contract had expired assuming the new owner initiates a non-renewal at the time of purchase of the landfill. Mitigation A-7(a)As appropriate, and in consultation with the State Department of Conservation, implement one of the following measures to assure Williamson Act consistency: 1) Reenroll the Brocchini parcel in a Williamson Act contract or encumber the parcel with an enforceable restriction with terms at least as restrictive as those provided by Government Code Section 51295, with a duration determined in accordance with the requirements of Section 51295; or 2) The County may make applicable findings to cancel the Williamson Act contract on the affected parcel;or 3) The State may reevaluate the situation and if appropriate, determine that the parcel does not require renrollment because Section 51295 does not apply in this case;or, 4) The parcel would be reenrolled in the Williamson Act but the State may consider the proposed landfill use compatible with the Williamson Act, as permitted under County Williamson Act implementing policies. Provide written notice to the State Director of Conservation and the local governing body responsible for the administration of the agricultural preserve in accordance with the requirements of Section 51295. Implementation of this mitigation measure would reduce the level of impact to less-than- significant." 38