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Alisa Goulart August 26,2025 14. Site Improvements. Plans-Applicant shall submit 30%, 60%and 100%improvement plans for the review and approval of the Reclamation District. 15. Site Improvements. Landscaping and Irrigation-Any landscaping and/or irrigation within the District's levee easement must be approved by the District. 16. Emergency Evacuation Plan-Applicant shall prepare an emergency evacuation plan and submit it to the District for review and approval. Plan shall be consistent with the most current Evacuation Plan for McDonald Island posted on the San Joaquin Coutny Office of Emergency services web site at hugs: -Nk%\\.\.siLo\'.or�-,/department oes emergenc\- lans. 17. Right to Farm Acknowledgement ment-Applicant agrees that the project shall not impose any restrictions on adjacent farming activities, including the use of fertilizers,pesticides, rodenticides,herbicides, or other standard agricultural practices. The Applicant acknowledges that such operations may result in odors, drift, or other effects that could impact resort use or visitor experience. Accordingly,as a condition of RD2030's approval, appropriate deed restrictions shall be recorded reflecting the general terms and conditions of San Joaquin County's"Right to Farm" ordinance adapted to the specific uses of the Project. 18. PG&E Security Acknowledgement-Applicant acknowledges that Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) facilities located on McDonald Island require around the clock operation,maintenance, inspection,repair, and/or emergency response. The Applicant further acknowledges that such activities may include periodic presence of PG&E personnel, equipment,vehicles, and contractors, and may result in temporary security measures,noise, traffic,or other incidental impacts associated with utility operations. Such operations may also result in other inconveniences, including but not limited to loud noises, gas odors,and flaring(visible flames). The Applicant agrees that project operations shall not restrict, limit,or otherwise interfere with PG&E's rights, obligations, and access needs. As a condition of RD 2030's approval, deed restrictions shall be recorded to reflect the Applicant's acknowledgement of PG&E's rights and the potential for such activities and incidental impacts to occur without recourse against PG&E or the District. 19. Building Permit Coordination-San Joaquin County shall not issue Building Permits for the proposed project until all Reclamation District conditions have been addressed by applicant. The District requests that the above measures be incorporated into the final CEQA conditions and project approvals. These measures are necessary to provide for the continued safety and functionality of the levee system and to avoid future conflicts between resort operations and the District's flood protection operations and infrastructure. Page 3 of 4