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Asphalt Paving Products: - Jaw type crusher - Cone crusher - Two vibrating screens - Stacking conveyors - Under stockpile tunnel with conveyor - Stack-up type asphalt batch plant - Continuous mix type asphalt mixing plant Although the quarry would operate seasonally, the processing facility would normally be open year round for sales from existing stockpiles of material quarries from the site. The processing facility itself would not operate during inclement weather or when demand for materials is minimal. 2.5.3 Transportation of Product to Market Areas Sand, gravel, and asphalt from the processing facility would be transported by truck (up to 25 ton capacity) to market areas. Trucks leaving the processing facility would first travel either east or west on Jahant Road, depending on the market area being serviced. Westbound trucks would access markets along the Highway 99 corridor, and eastbound trucks would access markets along Highways 12 and 88 to the east, and the Lodi and Stockton areas to the southwest. The processing facility would generate an average of 150 one way trips per week (five day week) and a peak of 200 one way trips per week. Hours of facility operation would be from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 2.6 Reclamation As previously described, overburden removed and stockpiled would be replaced, and the site would be recontoured for agricultural use. The final elevation of the proposed quarry site and the quarry area adjacent to the processing facility would be about 12 feet and 13 feet lower than the existing elevations, respectively. The applicant is proposing that an approximately ten acre area in the southeastern corner of the proposed quarry area south of the river be used for construction of a drainage impoundment to capture storm runoff during periods of unusually heavy rain. This area is currently the site of a smaller drainage pond that accepts runoff from the surrounding agricultural area and overflow from another pond that captures runoff from Clements. The new pond would continue to accept runoff from the Clements pond. The area would be graded to an elevation about 4 feet lower than the surrounding fields. The 16