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Title 9 - Development Title San Joaquin County (5) Recycling facilities that recycle material into asphalt concrete, Portland cement concrete, aggregate base, sand, gravel, fill dirt, or other products that are determined by the Director to be common to the aggregate industry. Permitted Accessory Uses shall not be initiated unless approved by the Review Authority as a part of a new Quarry Excavation Permit or separately approved by the Director as an addition to a previously approved Quarry Excavation Permit. The Director shall require the applicant to submit an Improvement Plan, as provided in Chapter 9-884, with fees as specified by resolution of the Board of Supervisors, in order to secure approval for the permitted accessory use. (b) Stockpiling. No stockpiled soil or material shall be placed closer than twenty-five (25) feet to a property boundary except as provided for in Subsection (m); (c) Private Roads. All private roads involved in an excavation shall be maintained so as to control the creation of dust. The first one hundred (100) feet of any private road on the property which intersects with a publicly maintained road shall be surfaced in a manner approved by the Director. Traffic -control and warning signs shall be installed, if required, at such intersection. The placement and size of these signs shall be approved by the Director of Public Works; (d) Erosion Control. Protective vegetative planting, silt screen dams, or other approved methods shall be required where necessary for the control of erosion. An erosion and sediment control plan approved by Development Services Division shall be part of the reclamation plan; (e) Performance Standards. Standards contained in Chapter 9-1025 shall be met unless otherwise modified by conditions of the Quarry Excavation Permit; (f) Hours of Operation. (1) Normal Hours. Plant operations shall normally be carried on during the hours from 5:00 a.m. and 9:00 P.M. (2) Time Zone. Said hours shall be based on either Pacific Standard Time or Pacific Daylight Savings Time, whichever is legally in effect. (3) Exceptions. Exceptions may be made: (A) For periods of declared national, state, or County emergency, or (B) If a finding can be made by the Review Authority that the longer hours of operation will not cause a nuisance in the case of a specific quarry excavation. (4) Extension of Hours. Normal operating hours may be extended if the Director of the Community Development Department determines that the extended hours of operation are necessary to meet the operational need of a specific project, provided: (A) Any request for extension in the hours of operations shall be made in writing to the Director of the Community Development Department and include: (i) The reason for the extended hours of operation, (ii) The hours of extended operation and the day the extended operations are to commence and terminate, and (iii) A copy of the bid specifications, contract terms, or other similar applicable documents, if applicable. (B) The request shall be approved or disapproved by the Director of the Community Development Department within three (3) business days following the day on which the request is filed. (i) If approved, the Director may impose conditions on the extended hours which are appropriate to reduce disturbance to the public or residents in the area of the quarry. (ii) Notice of the approval and conditions shall be sent to all property owners in the area. 390