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b. No Impact: Perceptible vibration and groundborne noise from landfilling operations generally does not extend beyond 100 feet from the activity. There are no vibration-sensitive uses within 100 feet of such activity. c. Less than Significant impact with Mitigation Incorporation: Permanentincreases in arnbient noise were identified as significant in the FE1R. Routine noise monitoring is required at the nearest noise--sensitive uses. 1994 DEIR Mitigation Measure H.] requires modification of procedures or schedules at the landfill if excessive noise levels are documented. d. No c Impact: There are no temporary or periodic increases associated with the project. e. Less than Significant Impact: The proposed landfill expansion is within two miles of the } Stockton Metropolitan Airport runway. However, the project includes no on-site uses that are considered .noise-sensitive. Landfill workers operate heavy equipment with noise levels far in excess of any aircraft taking off or landing at Stockton Airport. f. No Impact: There are no private airstrips near-the proposed project site. X11. POPULATION AND HOUSING F, a. Less than Significant impact: The proposed project would not induce substantial population growth, although it would accommodate population growth i.n the Stockton area by expanding solid waste disposal capacity. However, disposal capacity is not a limiting factor for growth in the area, and provision of additional capacity would not be enough in itself to induce F', substantial population growth. } b. Less than Significant Impact: The proposed project would remove one existing single-family I dwelling. This would not be a siginiicant impact on the areas housing T supply. l� f ' _ j XIII. PUBLIC SERVICES j I F a. Less Than Significant Impact: The Austin Road Landfill is currently within the Stockton city limits and is served by the Citv of Stockton Fire Department. If the proposed project is J implemented, the landfill would revert to the jurisdiction of San Joaquin County and the F County would be responsible for fire protection. The all-volunteer Collegeville Fire District serves the project area and would-be responsible for fire protection at the privatized landfill. The Collegeville Fire District has expressed concern that the landfill could add to the District's 1 fire service calls and adversely affect its ability to provide service in the past, the landfill has had a low level of.fire service calls. It is not anticipated that continuation of operations at the landfill expansion would substantially affect the need for fire protection. Although the impacts before mitigation would be less than significant, Mitigation Measures C.3 (a), (b),and (c) of the $ Mitigation Monitoring/Reporting Program,would further reduce the level of adverse impacts. b. Less Than Significant Impact: The Austin Road Landfill is currently within the Stockton city limits and is served by the City of Stockton Police Department. if the proposed project is Dennis Faist. Chief. Collegeville Fire District, personal communication, 28 September 1999. 'Paul Wil lett e. Captain, C011lr71Llniealions Divisioru. City of Stockton Fire Department_ personal Fcommunication. 30 September 1999. -27- i F