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April 8, 2014 (a) All applicable regulatory guidance originating after the Forward Landfill 1993 EIR and Austin Road Landfill 2000 EIR shall be implemented; all hazardous materials shall be handled in accordance with local, State, and federal regulations. (b) The site HMMP, SWPPP, Operations Manual, and Wet Weather Plan shall serve to provide guidance in the use and handling of hazardous materials during the operations of the facility. Current Status: Hazardous materials are handled in accordance with the site's BAIMP, SWPPP, Operations Manual, and Wet Weather Plan and applicable local, state, and federal regulations. ii. 39 (E.8) Identified in EIR: Forward Landfill shall continue to test all known water supply wells within the area of the mapped and projected groundwater plume. Groundwater monitoring test shall be performed quarterly at all downgradient private wells at risk. Where detectable VOCs have historically been reported, bottled water shall continue to be supplied by the applicant (as is currently being done for two affected households) until the well sample analytical results show no detectable VOCs for four consecutive quarterly sampling events. Other offsite private wells such as the CYA wells that have not been adversely affected by the plume shall continue to be monitored and if VOC-contamination is reported then replacement water shall be provided by the applicant, if requested. For wells within the footprint of the plume, institutional controls such as notification to current and future landowners regarding risks of installing production wells shall be implemented as part of the local well permitting process. Current Status: Forward samples the supply wells located along Austin Road and has been working with the RWQCB to address the groundwater issues stemming from the unlined former Austin Road Landfill. We understand that bottled water is supplied by the City of Stockton to affected residents. Forward anticipates that the County Environmental Health Department, as part of the well permitting process, will provide notification to landowners regarding the risks of installing production wells within the footprint of the plume. The County Environmental Health Department performs routine inspections of the Forward LandfiIl site and is regularly updated on the current groundwater issues at the site. j. 40-(E.9) Proposed as -Part of the -Project: The applicant has agreed to incorporate the conditions detailed in the discussion of Impact E.1, above. Page 16