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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Page IV.A-6 Forward Inc. Landfill 2018 Expansion Project PHS-7.2 Avoid Contamination of Resources. The County shall strive to ensure that hazardous materials and wastes do not contaminate air, water, or soil resources. (RDR/PSP) PHS-7.3 Control Hazardous Materials. The County shall require the use, storage,and disposal of hazardous materials and wastes to comply with local, State,and Federal safety standards. (RDR) PHS-7.5 Locate Hazardous Materials Awad from Populated Areas. To the extent feasible, the County shall require proposed activities and land uses that use, store, or dispose of hazardous materials or wastes to be located away from existing and planned populated areas. • (RDR/PSP) • PHS-7.9 Require Disclosure of Hazardous Materials and Waste. The County shall require • public disclosure of hazardous materials and wastes for existing and proposed businesses. (RDR) The San Joaquin County General Plan Public Health and Safety Element contains the following goal and policies regarding Airport Safety GOAL PHS-8. To promote the safe operation of public and private airports and protect the safety of County residents. • PHS-8.1 Land Use Compatibility. The County shall prohibit land uses within unincorporated areas that interfere with the safe operation of aircraft or that would expose • people to hazards from the operation of aircraft. (RDR) • PHS-8.2 Coordination with San Joaquin Count Au LUC. The County shall coordinate with . the San Joaquin County Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC)on land use planning • around airports and submit development proposals for land within the airport area of influence for review by the ALUC for consistency with the Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan. (RDR/PSP/IGC) • PHS-8.4 Compliance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Regulations. The • County shall require development within airport approach and departure zones to be in • compliance with FAA Regulations that address objects affecting navigable airspace. (RDR) • During the preparation of the General Plan that was adopted in 2016, a comment letter on the • draft San Joaquin County General Plan and EIR from the San Joaquin Council of Governments, acting as the Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC), did not identify any inconsistencies between the General Plan and the ALUP (Ripperda, 2108). Therefore, it is assumed that the current General Plan is consistent with the ALUP. • City of Stockton General Plan 2035 The Stockton General Plan 2035 (adopted December 11, 2007) established the following Public • Facility Services (PFS) policies: PFS-5.1 Solid Waste Reduction-The City shall promote the maximum feasible use of solid waste reduction, recycling, and composting of wastes and strive to reduce commercial and industrial waste on an annual basis. •