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3. PROJECT DESCRIMON <br /> the plant facilities and office during the construction phase and provide water supply during the — <br /> operation of the project. <br /> Grid power will be supplied by connecting to existing power at the intersection of South Costa — <br /> Ranch and Blewett Roads. Service will be underground on-site and a transformer will be located <br /> next to the aggregate processing site. Fuel for the asphalt plant will be provided by existing <br /> natural gas service. The Project would also utilize diesel fuel and gasoline for vehicle fuel and — <br /> back-up power generation. There would be two 10,000 gallon above-ground diesel fuel tanks, <br /> and one 3,000 gallon above-ground gasoline tank. <br /> There is no public sewer serving the project site. A new septic tank would be installed within the <br /> plant site to service the office area and another tank would be installed to service the relocated <br /> house and bam. The existing septic tank/leach fields serving the house and bam would be — <br /> removed during mining excavation. <br /> Power,fuel and water usage are discussed below in Section 3.6.3. — <br /> SITE DRAINAGE <br /> All disturbed surface runoff would either be directed to silt ponds or contained within the mining <br /> excavations. No separate dedicated storm water retention ponds are proposed. <br /> The overall mining would be self-contained, meaning that surface drainage would be directed to <br /> the open pits. As mining commences at the site,all storm water drainage would be directed to the <br /> operating pits. Water would be directed to the operating pits through a series of berms,ditches, <br /> pipes, and regrading to prevent erosion and sedimentation. Upon final reclamation, site drainage <br /> would drain towards the northeast and southeast corners where it would first pond in two separate <br /> sumps,then percolate into the ground. <br /> DUST CONTROL <br /> During site preparation and grading, at least one water truck will provide dust suppression by <br /> watering internal roads, areas in advance of stripping and at placement of fill for berms and _ <br /> structure pads. Site preparation,stripping and grading will be conducted primarily during the wet <br /> season when the soil moisture is at its highest. The San Joaquin Valley Unwed Air Pollution <br /> Control District(SJVUAPCD)rule 8020(Fugitive Dust Requirements for control of fine <br /> particulate matter equal to or less than 10 microns (PMIO)from Construction,Demolition, <br /> Excavation and Extraction Activities)will apply during the project's construction phase. <br /> The mining operation will regulated by SJVUAPCD Rule 8020. Dust suppression for the <br /> operations will include the watering of mining areas and haul roads by water trucks as necessary <br /> to reduce dust. Approximately 80,000 gallons per day of water will be used for dust suppression. — <br /> In the mining operations the water will be applied by a water truck at the pit face and along the <br /> haul roads. Spray bars will be located at the feed hopper and at the field conveyor transfer points. <br /> RMC Pacific Vemalis Quarry Mining and Reclamation Project 3-14 ESA/703015 <br /> Admitustrmive Dratl EIR Match 2004 <br />