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, <br /> (01APPLICATION - USE PERMIT <br /> SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT <br /> FILE NUMBER: UP- <br /> Existing Roads <br /> Road/Street Name R.O.W.Width Pavement Width Curb/Gutter Sidewalks <br /> California State Highway 4 100 feet 40 feet Yes❑ No® 1 Yes❑ No <br /> Farm Road(Private) N/A 45 Feet Yes ❑ No[9 1 Yes❑ No iZ <br /> Surface Transportation Assistance Act STAR trucks <br /> Will STAA type trucks, over California Legal length, be used as part of the proposed operation? <br /> Yes❑ (if yes,the applicant must provide a letter requesting designation of the proposed facility as an STAA terminal.) <br /> No i] <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION <br /> USE ADDITIONAL PAPER, IF NECESSARY <br /> Water, Drainage and Flooding <br /> Describe any areas subject to flooding(include Flood depths and Flood panel map number): <br /> Both parcels of Victoria Island are reclaimed land in the Delta.Flood Insurance Rale Map 061 Flood Zone AE(EL 10). <br /> Describe the current depth of the ground water and depth to potable water: <br /> The depth of ground water and potable water is approximately ten feet. <br /> Describe any existing drainage courses or eroded areas on or near the project site(e.g. rivers,creeks,swales or drainage ditches): <br /> There is a drainage ditch running along State Route 4 which lies within the state's ROW.The distillery site is approximately one mile to the closest levee. <br /> Victoria Island makes up Reclamation District 2040,which in 2016 invested$3 million in a levee strengthening all-weather road around the entire property. <br /> Land, Land Use and Biota <br /> Describe the site's topography(e.g. land forms, slopes, etc.): <br /> The site is on a flat space with paved and gravel roads adjacent to unused agricultual processing facilities and agricultural land.The site Is nearby several <br /> drainage ditches used for agricultural and reclamation purposes.The closest drainage ditch lies approximately 50 feet from the project site. <br /> Describe agricultural land that will be lost as a result of the project(type of crops, acres,quality of soil, etc.):None.We will be using crops <br /> grown on-site to re-purpose facilities that were formerly used to process crops which moved overseas,particularly asparagus.Instead of taking away Ag use <br /> land,we are looking to create a profitable outlet for the grains that grow so well in the Delta. <br /> Describe any wildlife habitat on-site and species that are of may be present: <br /> Because the space used for this project is limited to existing agricultual processing facilities and employee parking,we do not foresee any disruption to <br /> any wildlife habitat. <br /> Describe any vegetation on-site by type and extent: Adjacent to but not included in the project site are large oleander bushes that cover a fence <br /> separating State Route 4 from farm buildings,a small grove of alder trees in a picnic area for farm employees,as well as wild blackberry bushes,cacti, <br /> and native grasses that grow along drainage ditches and levees throughout the island and delta area. <br /> Air Quality <br /> Describe air pollutants that may result from the project(e.g. construction related dust,vehicle trips per day,fire places, incinerators, <br /> etc.): <br /> Particulate Matter(PM)from grain receiving and handling; volatile organic compounds(VOCs)-principally ethanal-during <br /> aging and warehousing; water vapor emissions during aging. There is limited expected traffic impact. <br /> F:\DEVSVC\Planning Application Forms\Use Permit.(Revised 02-03-10) Page 4 of 9 <br />