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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Page VIII-71 Forward Inc.Landfill 2018 Expansion Project pages II-52 through 1I-54 of Chapter II Summary, the last bullet item is deleted as shown below(additions underlined, deletions shown in ): Site management's eel!phone ntffnbers along with the offiee nttmber may be provided to eammunity/neighbors. The following litter control procedures are added, following the last bullet item,to the procedures Proposed as Part of the Project,listed for Impact K.6 on pages II-52 through II-54 of Chapter II Summary, as shown below(additions underlined, deletions shown in strikethretTh): • Forward will fund signage along Austin,Arch, and French Camp Roads stating that all disposal site traffic loads shall be covered in accordance with Vehicle Code 23115(a). 0 A 24-hour Litter hotline will be established. • A Litter Control Manager position will be created. The Litter Control Manager will be responsible for periodic inspection of loads for tarping, issuing notifications to vehicles for non-compliance with tarping procedures, responding to litter complaints and providing laborers to collect litter in response to verified complaints associated with Landfill operations. • Additional portable litter fencing will be purchased to enhance the existing portable litter fences used at the active face. The above procedures would also be included in the Conditions of Approval for the proposed project, they would not be voluntary. If the project is approved,the mitigation measures identified in this SEIR will be enforced by the government agencies identified in the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program(see FSEIR Appendix H). The cost of implementing the mitigation measures would be borne by the project applicant. J-9. As discussed on pages IV.A-22 through IV.A-24 of the DSEIR,an independent consultant(Williams Aviation Consultants), on behalf of Forward, Inc., evaluated the proposed expansion's conformity with Federal Aviation Regulation(FAR)height limitations, and concluded that the proposed project would not penetrate obstruction criteria for the airport, or have an adverse impact on arrival or departure procedures.2 (See Response to Comments Attachment 2). In connection with this evaluation,Williams Aviation submitted Forms 7460-1 (Notice of Proposed Construction or Alteration)to the Federal Aviation Administration(FAA)in accordance with the requirements of 49 USC Section 44718 and Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 77. Submission of the 7460-1 Form requires detailed 2 Williams Aviation Consultants,Part77_Forward Landfill-Final-05-18-2017.pdf,May 2017. This report is on file at the San Joaquin County Community Development Department.