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will request that a permit revision be done. <br />California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) <br />The operation and design of the station for the next five years does not appear to change in a <br />significant manner. No increase in daily tonnage is proposed; nor are there any changes in <br />waste types to be accepted. Proposed operation and design changes were listed in the new RSI <br />and should require only modifications to the RSI to be implemented. One change may require <br />a modified APCD permit. <br />The traffic issue is an area of concern. The 1988 RSI stated that 27 commercial vehicles per <br />day were using the facility. The January 1995 RSI states that 30-65 commercial vehicles per <br />day are now using the facility. This is an increase of over 100% in the number of vehicles <br />using the facility since 1988. The LEA proposes to refer the CEQA issue, including traffic <br />circulation, to the City of Stockton Community Development Department for their determination <br />as to whether or not CEQA review is needed for the facility's permit review. The LEA will <br />abide by and use the City of Stockton's decision with regard to CEQA, which will be the <br />determining factor overall as to whether a permit modification or a permit revision is needed. <br />If you have any questions, contact Greg Oliveira, Senior Registered Environmental Health <br />Specialist, at (209) 468-0341. <br />Ernest Fujimoto, M.D., M.P.H. <br />Acting Health Officer <br />0AI-0 <br />Mike Huggins, r <br />Environmental Health Division <br />cc: Robert Ronyak, East Stockton Transfer/Recycle Station <br />John Carlson, City of Stockton Community Development Department <br />