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B. San Joaquin County Department of Agencies Bl: Comment acknowledged. The attainment status of the County and requirements of the California Clean Air Act are discussed on page 4.5-4 of the DEIR. 132: The project would not be subject to the currently proposed Indirect Source Review Rule, but would be subject to the PM-10 Fugitive Dust Rule as it is currently written. Mitigation Measure 4.5-1(b)on page 4.5-8 requires the preparation of a PM-10 Dust Prevention and Control Plan to be submitted to the San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District, which is what would be required under the draft PM-10 Fugitive Dust Rule. 133: The PM-10 Dust Prevention and Control Plan described in Mitigation Measure 4.5-1(b)addresses the types of dust measures that could be used at a project of this type. The district's list of suggested mitigation measures was reviewed in preparing this mitigation requirement, and measures deemed appropriate for a project of this type were included in the DEIR. 134: Comment acknowledged. No further response is required. 135: The use of EPA-certified woodstoves in residences is discussed in Mitigation Measure 4.5-2, page 4.5-10 of the DEIR. 136: Comment acknowledged. The project as currently proposed would contain no new commercial or industrial sources that would require permits from the District. 137-9: Comments acknowledged. No further response is required. 1310: The list of proposed new regulations and programs represents the District's commitment to adopt new rules in the future. Whether or not theses rules would apply to the proposed project would depend on when these rules are adopted and when the project is built. Of the sources listed, those that could affect the proposed project include asphalt application,residential space heaters, residential water heaters and residential woodburning. B 11: Comment noted. No further response is required. B 12: The comment indicating the need for the traffic study to determine the impacts upon County roadways during construction is hereby noted. Readers are referred to Mitigation Measure 4.2-3 on page 4.2-19 of the DEIR which recommends a study to determine the roadway improvements needed be completed before final map approval. B13: The EIR has been revised to reflect the concerns of the Public Works Department. Refer to Volume II, Section 4.2. B 14: Language has been added to Impact 4.8-6 and a new mitigation measure has been added calling for a waste generation analysis to be provided by the applicant. B 15: According to the project site plan submitted by the project applicant,the proposed parking areas along the collector road for vehicles during golf tournaments would be set back some distance from the actual travel lanes of the roadway, and therefore should not affect the required travel lane space. According to the standards adopted by the County,primary collector roads must be 1I1-163