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rodenticide sl~all be used. Application methods for chemicals should minimize exposure <br />of non-targeti species as recommended in the FEIR. Prior to application, the operator <br />shall conduc~ a field consultation with the FWS and DFG regarding the feasibility of <br />rodenticide application. The operator shall comply with FWS and DFG requirements for <br />such application. <br /> <br />23. <br /> <br />The operator !shall, to the extent feasible, locate stockpiles in previously disturbed areas. <br />The operator Shall also attempt to minimize the area extent (footprint) of the stockpiles. <br /> <br />24. <br /> <br />25. <br /> <br />To the extent possible, project-related vehicle traffic shall be restricted to established <br />roads, constrUction areas, storage areas, and parking areas. To the extent possible, off- <br />road vehicle ~raffic outside of designated project areas shall be restricted. Project-related <br />vehicles shalll observe a 20 mph speed limit in all project areas. <br /> <br />The operator ishall conduct an employee education program. The program shall include <br />review of kit lox biology, habitat requirements, legislative protection, and measures taken <br />to reduce impacts to the species during project construction and operation. <br /> <br />26. <br /> <br />27. <br /> <br />The operator ishall submit a post-construction compliance report to FWS within 45 days <br />of completioa of each major project component (e.g., stockpiles, water pipeline, storm- <br />drain basin construction). <br /> <br />Closed landfi!l areas may be provided as part of the replacement mitigation habitat for the <br />San Joaquin git fox and various passerine species, if literature research or available data <br />establishes that this is feasible and if approved by FWS and DFG. <br /> <br />WETLANDS <br /> <br />28. <br /> <br />The operator! shall implement a Wetlands Mitigation Plan based on the Conceptual <br />Wetland Mitigation Plan (LSA, 1994), the mitigation measures identified in the FEIR, <br />and a Plan that has been approved through permits by the COE, FWS, DFG, RWQCB <br />and the County. At minimum, this shall include creation of 2.5 acres of seasonally <br />inundated wetlands in four units in Section 17. The wetlands shall be designed as <br />breeding habltat for the California tiger salamander and red-legged frog. Revegetation <br />shall use only native vegetation of species found on site. The plan shall include <br />performance and monitoring standards. <br /> <br />29. <br /> <br />30. <br /> <br />31. <br /> <br />The operator shall monitor the replacement wetlands after they are created to assess <br />whether they are meeting the performance standards in the approved Wetlands Mitigation <br />Plan. Such monitoring shall be conducted for five years or until performance standards <br />are met, whichever occurs first. <br /> <br />If performance standards are not met during the first five years after replacement <br />wetlands are Created, the operator shall continue monitoring for a period to be determined <br />by the COE a~d the County. <br /> <br />Maintenance land monitoring of the wetlands shall be the responsibility of the operator <br />with the assistance of qualified consultants, until it can find a qualified agency or private <br /> <br />13-B <br /> Final Altamont Settlement - Exhibit B <br /> <br /> <br />