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0 1 r� 1 6.0 PROPERTY BOUNDARIES AND ADJACENT LAND USE The 320 -acre NCSL site is owned by San Joaquin County. Currently, the entire site (including two residences, two barns, and several adjacent corrals) is being leased to the former site owners. This area will be reduced as the landfill devel- ops. A high voltage transmission line traverses the site in a southeast -northwest di- rection approximately 1,300 feet from the northeast corner of the property boundary. A reservoir and nonproductive orchard are near the southeastern edge of the site. Land uses near project site include the following (see Figures 6-1 and 6-2): north: ranch building, irrigated vineyard, irrigated pasture, dry pas- ture. and the East Bay Municipal Utility District Mokelumne Aque- duct (runs diagonally northeast to southwest approximately 1,800 feet north of the site). south: dry pasture, irrigated walnut orchard, and livestock barns. • east: irrigated pasture and a residence (approximately 0.25 mile from the site). west: dry pasture and residences. The San Joaquin County Land Use Map designates the site and its surroundings as general agricultural land (GA -40 zoning designation) with a 40 -acre minimum parcel size. In addition to livestock grazing, several acres surrounding the site have been developed for crop cultivation, chiefly grapes. Approximately 20 residences are located within 1 mile of the site perimeter. Figure 6-2 shows 38 water wells located within 1 mile of the site perimeter. Also shown are the two compliance monitoring and three domestic wells (G-1, G-2, W-1, W-2, and W-3) located on the site. Table 6-1 provides details of ownership, exact location, and use of the water wells adjacent to the site boundary. In gen- eral, ground water within 1 mile of the site perimeter is being used for irrigation, stock watering, and domestic uses. The anticipated future use is the same. PJ9 9390219A.00W 30 Rev. 0 July 19, 1989