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7. <br />C7 <br />April 8, 2014 <br />v. 39 (E.8) <br />Identified in EIR: <br />Forward Landfill shall continue to test all known water supply wells within <br />the area of the mapped and projected groundwater plume. Groundwater <br />monitoring test shall be performed quarterly at all downgradient private <br />wells at risk. Where detectable VOCs have historically been reported, <br />bottled water shall continue to be supplied by the applicant (as is currently <br />being done for two affected households) until the well sample analytical <br />results show no detectable VOCs for four consecutive quarterly sampling <br />events. Other offsite private wells such as the CYA wells that have not <br />been adversely affected by the plume shall continue to be monitored and if <br />VOC-contamination is reported then replacement water shall be provided <br />by the applicant, if requested. For wells within the footprint of the plume, <br />institutional controls such as notification to current and future landowners <br />regarding risks of installing production wells shall be implemented as part <br />of the local well permitting process. <br />Current Status: Forward complies with the RWQCB groundwater <br />monitoring and corrective action requirements and is working with the <br />RWQB to address groundwater issues stemming from the unlined former <br />Austin Road Landfill. Bottled water is provided by the City of Stockton to <br />the residents affected by the groundwater plume. <br />LATHROP-MANTECAl (Staff ContactMonty,1s <br />2331) <br />a. The project must conform with the appropriate edition of the Uniform <br />Fire Code (currently, the 1997 edition) and all related standards. <br />b. Fire Department Facility Fees are to be paid on any new structure in <br />accordance with the San Joaquin County Ordinance and Resolution <br />adopting the fee schedule ($0.14 per sq. .). <br />c. In order to commence construction beyond the foundation stage or <br />storage of building materials, requirements for emergency vehicle <br />access and adequate water for fire suppression shall be provided in <br />accordance with Sections 901.3, 902.2.1, 903.2, and 8704 of the 1997 <br />Uniform Fire Code. <br />d. The fire access road shall -meet the- San Joaquin- County Public Works <br />Standards. <br />Page 39 <br />