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Cascade Energy Storage, LLC Battery Storage Project software; a fiber-optic transmission system; a telephone, radio, and/or microwave communication network; and other means of communication such as radio links and phase loop communication systems. The SCADA system functions as a remote start, stop, reset, and tag out for the facility, thus minimizing the manpower and site diagnostic information generated from the panels. The SCADA system would also control the substations, allowing for fully centralized operation of the project to meet all CAISO and utility interconnection requirements. Spare Parts Container The Spare Parts Container will be used to house spare parts needed to maintain the facility. 1.5.2 Construction Schedule and Workforce The construction of the proposed project would last up to 9 months. Construction activities for the proposed project generally fall into three main categories: (1) site preparation, (2) system installation, and (3)testing, commissioning, and cleanup. The on-site construction workforce is expected to peak at up to 75 individuals; however, the average daily workforce is expected to be 50 construction, supervisory, support, and construction management personnel on site during construction. It is anticipated that the construction workforce would commute to the site each day from local communities and report to the designated construction staging yards prior to the beginning of each workday. Construction staff not drawn from the local labor pool would stay in local hotels in Stockton, Sonora, or other local communities. Deliveries of equipment and materials would generate an estimated 5 round trips per day during peak construction periods. The proposed project would be constructed by several specialized construction contractors. Construction would primarily occur during daylight hours, Monday through Friday, between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., as required to meet the construction schedule. Any construction work performed outside of the normal work schedule would be coordinated with the appropriate agencies and would conform to the San Joaquin County General Plan Noise Element, San Joaquin County Code of Regulatory Ordinances, as well as the Public Safety Element of San Joaquin County's General Plan. Site Grading and Earthwork Construction activities would be expected to include excavation and grading of the project site. Site preparation and construction would occur in accordance with all federal, state,County and City zoning codes and requirements. Noise-generating construction activities would be limited to the construction hours noted above. All stationary equipment and machines with the potential to generate a significant increase in noise or vibration levels would be located away from noise receptors to the extent feasible. The contractor would conduct construction activities in such a manner that the maximum noise levels at the affected buildings would not exceed established noise levels. Page 9