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EHD - Public
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2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0012636
PE
2605
FACILITY_NAME
(QX) EP-81-0009
STREET_NUMBER
7870
Direction
N
STREET_NAME
WAVERLY
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
LINDEN
Zip
95236-
ENTERED_DATE
11/14/2019 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
7870 N WAVERLY RD
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Approved
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will require continuous applications of water to <br /> control. dust. Dust along the dirt acccss ro-id could <br /> be controlled by requiring that this ronin e be }laved. <br /> The materials could be provided by the g'>w oposed <br /> beaching plants. <br /> Particulate matter emissions are regulated under the <br /> petrmill: authority of the County Air_- Pollution Control <br /> r4strict. Permits will by re rtii..red for the various <br /> phases of the project. Condk%- .ons can be attached to <br /> any permits issued which will maintain plant operations <br /> in compliance with APCD regulations. For example, a "bac? <br /> room" should be required for batching plants in order to <br /> contain dust emitted by this aspect of the operation. <br /> If warranted, additional measures--such as moni.toY- <br /> ing instruments and regular, emission. rer orts=- -could be <br /> required under APCD permit procedures. <br /> Emissions related to earth moving and aggregate hauling <br /> are unavoidable inpacts that cannot be mitigated given <br /> present technology. <br /> B. COT'sUM"—'CiOn of Yonrenewpable Pespurces and Sncondary <br /> Posulting�from tinn Alteration a5�.Tc���-_;raphy <br /> more than 700,000 cubic yards of aggregate ants]. crverburden <br /> will be extracted during th.,2 project. Gencra_ '--, -L- r— <br /> gate deprivits tale thousands of years to accumulate and <br /> only a relatively chert period of time to exhaust. In <br /> this sense, the resources removed during this project are <br /> cons .derce. nonreneuable. <br /> Positive impacts of this project relate to social and <br /> eccnomi.c efsects. The excavation will enable additional <br /> cor.structi.cn and gro:;th in the cc- er^cial., <br /> and inl' s"'-tial sectors of the local. a^encmy. Fifteen to <br /> tw onty persons will continue to receive full tiir.3 employ- <br /> ment- from the applicant. An additional, unccter:mined <br /> number will be emnloyeel by the various intermediary and <br /> construction projects which utilize the eNtracte,! materials. <br /> The housing stock and the supply of surr+ort ccr .c;i_al <br /> services will increase sc=yInae. Local goverrc:^nt wil.l, <br /> benefit from additional tarx, revenues, althour-h it vi_ll be <br /> re:'ruired to extend public services to accoz:=: ate the <br /> incremental growth resulting indirectly from this project. <br /> Visual aesthetics will be a factor because the operation <br /> will be apparent from the public roadway and to neighb,-:) rincr <br /> residences. The overall activity, including extraction, <br /> processing, stockpiling, and truchi.ng will present an <br /> unsightly contrast to existing land uses and undisturbc�! <br /> landscape of rolling, grass-covered foothills. <br /> Due to topographical alterations, specifically removal of <br /> the ground cover on .hilltops, the project may increase <br /> -21- <br />
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