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Prior to the issuance of grading permits for Lots 18 , 19 , 21 , 22, 24 , 26, 27, 28, 32 , and 33 , a qualified biologist shall determine , through the formal Section 404 wetlands delineation process, the extent of jurisdictional wetlands on each lot. Authorization of a Section 404 permit shall be secured from USACE, and a Section 1603 agreement shall be secured from CDFG, if applicable . As part of the permitting process , mitigation of impacts to jurisdictional wetlands shall be identified and implemented. The acreage shall be replaced or rehabilitated on a "no-net-loss" basis in accordance with USACE regulations . Habitat restoration, rehabilitation, and/or replacement shall be at a location and by methods agreeable to USACE . If future fencing is desired along the winding creek which separates Lot 20 from Lot 21, the City should work closely with the owners of both lots to ensure that the fence doe s not interfere with the proper maintenance of the creek and movement of wildlife . A landscape buffer shall be maintained in this area to protect wildlife movement and screen development on Lot 21 from Lot 20. C. WILDLIFE 1. In an effort to protect potential red-legged frog species in the Plan Area, all grading plans shall include a minimum 100-foot setback from seasonal ponds that are not identified for development in the Specific Plan . The above wetlands requirements identify all wetlands that would be disturbed with site development , and Exhibit 4.4-1 of the Draft Environmental Impact Report prepared for the project identifies intermittent drainages and other seasonal wetlands . Construction activity occurring within 100 feet of an intermittent drainage may occur only if the drainage is completely dry. 2 . All grading plans will include a rrurumurn 100-foot setback from suitable California tiger salamander breeding habitat (i.e ., seasonal pond) that is not identified for development in the Specific Plan . The above wetlands requirements identify all wetlands that would be disturbed with site development , and Exhibit 4.4-1 of the Draft Environmental Impact Report prepared for the project identifies intermittent drainages and other seasonal wetlands. For the upland habitat of the California tiger salamander that would be removed with development of the proposed project, an equivalent amount of upland habitat area shall be preserved within the Plan Area . Suitable tiger salamander habitat in the Plan Area includes all areas identified as blue oak woodland or annual grassland. The preserved habitat shall consist entirely of blue oak woodland or annual grassland habitat. All preserved habitat shall be managed and protected , in perpetuity , as natural habitat. 3 . To protect the riparian habitat associated with the Arroyo del Valle , a 100-foot setback shall generally be established from the top of the south bank of the Arroyo del Valle. No development or construction activities other than detention 87