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' The NCSL is included in and consistent with the San Joaquin County General <br />Plan Amendments which were recertified by the Board of Supervisors on July 13, <br />' 1989. The Land Use/Circulation element of the San Joaquin County General <br />Plan contains specific guidelines and restrictions regarding development of agri- <br />cultural land. The Land Use/Circulation Element, Noise Hazards Principle 3 <br />states the following: <br />' Industrial areas and commercial uses shall be recognized as po- <br />tential noise generators and shall be regulated and/or located so as <br />' to be permanently buffered from land uses which need quieter <br />noise environments (San Joaquin County Department of Planning <br />I <br />and Building Inspection, 1976). <br />' To mitigate the impacts of noise, the site is located in a rural, low-density popula- <br />tion area. In addition, noise levels from on-site equipment will be controlled by <br />proper maintenance of mufflers and by constructing a berm 100 feet back from <br />the property line to act as a permanent noise buffer for surrounding land uses. <br />G <br />r <br />C <br />i <br />The proposed NCSL is consistent with the County. Solid Waste Management <br />Plan (CoSWMP). <br />Procurement, development and opening of a new North County <br />landfill to follow Harney Lane closure is called for in Item 13. This <br />activity is expected to extend over a period of up to 3 years and the <br />new site must be ready to begin operations by January of 1991. <br />This is a major activity and certain actions have already been taken <br />relative to procurement of a replacement site. In order to have a <br />replacement landfill operational by January 1991, the tasks shown <br />in Table 11-2 must be completed by the times indicated. (pg. 11-8 <br />and 11-9 of the CoSWMP) <br />PJ9 9390219A.00W <br />19 <br />Rev. 0 July 19, 1989 <br />