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FEDERAL REGULATORY PERMIT REQUIREMENTS AUTHORITY Occupational Safety None required; and Health inspections Administration (OSHA) A Conditional Use Permit, as approved by the San Joaquin County Planning Commission, would allow E1 Rancho Rock and Sand, Inc. to continue to develop quarrying operations at the E1 Rancho facility. The permit would specifically not allow activities at the site other than those activities defined in the application. Before approval of the Conditional Use Permit, the County may require El Rancho Rock and Sand, Inc. to adopt mitigation measures as proposed in this document, as proposed in the application, or as otherwise determined necessary, as conditions of approval of this project. Because this proposed project is consistent with County Zoning and General Plan provisions, no other land use approval is required. Since the issuance of a use permit is not quasi- legislative, the Board of Supervisors need not act on the application unless the Planning Commission's decision is appealed. A Reclamation Plan must be submitted concurrently with the Conditional Use Permit application. Any person proposing to construct or modify a facility that emits pollutants from a stationary source must obtain an Authority to Construct prior to proceeding. The San Joaquin County Air Pollution Control District will issue an Authority to Construct and Permit to Operate to El Rancho Rock and Sand, Inc. for the proposed project expansion. In addition, this agency may conduct inspections of the facility for compliance with the permit. The California Department of Fish and Game may require a Stream ' Alteration Agreement for the installation of culverts beneath the existing check dam across the lowlying drainage course and wetland. Although the Stream Channel Alteration Act provides that no operation or activity which will alter a stream channel. may be undertaken without authorization, recent policy changes have dictated that only those activities which will have a substantial impact must be permitted. In the recent past, the Department has not required a permit for a culvert crossing over a small or intermittent stream. The operator of any facility which discharges waste that may affect groundwater quality or from which waste may be discharged in a diffused manner (erosion from soil disturbance) must first obtain Waste Discharge Requirements. The Regional Water Quality Control Board will review the Report of Waste Discharge and determine the CONDOR