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C] n the service area, or the volume of waste delivered to the facility - None (3) Is the amount of waste anticipated during the next five years likely to exceed the maximum amount considered for acceptance at the time the permit is issued or revised? No. The facility will niot be permitted to receive over the current 512 tons per day during the next five years. (4) Are there any changes in adjacent land use which will result in the need for permit terms or conditions to prevent or mitigate potential environmental impacts? None (5) Are them any regulations recently adopted, but not yet effective, that will require changes in permit conditions in they next five years? None Changes to the Existing SWFP Changes to the existing SWFP will be made as follows: (1) The facility's permitted and non -permitted acreage will be corrected. The values given in the December 13, 1989, final permit findings section were incorrect. (2) Minor operational changes will be addressed in the revised RSI. (3) Minor changes and additions to the hazardous waste screening program will be referenced in the revised RSI. (4) Additional agencies will be added to the list of agencies that condition the operation and use of the facility. (5) Permit conditions will be added to enhance compliance with particular standards: (a) paper pulp handling (b) solid waste accumulation/storage (6) Permit condition wording will be changed for an existing condition to enhance compliance with a partichlar standard: (a) personnel health and safety Based upon our review of the new RSI, the existing SWFP, the old RSI (1988) and all other file documents, it is the determination of the LEA that a permit modification is required. However, if it is detennined by the City of Stockton Community Development Department (see below) that California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review is necessary for the facility, then the LEA 5 of 6