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under the Corps Number 26 Permit and a certificate of appropriate closure by the RWQCB will be all that is required. However, if the pond was dug in an existing waterway (similar to farm stockponds), exhibits wetland vegetation or multiple uses, the County may be required to complete an assessment of the wetland area for endangered species and historical artifacts or simple closure may not be allowed (Tom Cavanaugh, Project Manager, Army Corps, June 1993). If an assessment is required, it is intended to ensure that the removal of the wetland area does not result in the elimination of any endangered species or the removal of any historical artifacts. The Corps recommends that a letter detailing the location, age, size and historical use of the pond along with photographs be submitted to the Corps as soon as possible for the determination of the permitting requirements. The Corps will respond with the appropriate forms and instructions based on the information provided. 8. Manteca-Lathrop Fire District (MLF'D) The project site is located within the fire protection service area of the Manteca- Lathrop Fire District. The nearest fire station to the project site is Station 31, located at 800 East J Street in Lathrop, California. This station is manned full time, but only has the capability of a single engine emergency response (Reference: Draft Environmental Impact Report on the Lovelace Transfer Station Renovation and Expansion Project. April, 1993. SCH # 92092072). The Fire District has reviewed the preliminary site plans for the proposed project and has indicated the project will require a permit. The design criteria and features that the District will require are identified below in - Section B. Design Requirements. Final District approval documents are anticipated to be obtained in late 1993. A copy of the MLFD approval of the project final design plans will be sent to the EHD. B. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS 1. LEA and California Integrated Waste Management Board As indicated above, the LEA will review and concur with the project. The LEA will issue the revised Solid Waste Facility Permit, which will also be concurred with by the CIWMB. The authority is contained in Title 14, CCR. Title 14, Article 6 contains sections regarding design of solid waste transfer stations which apply to the Station. These requirements were used as a basis for design of the project as contained in this RSI. The following description is a synopsis of selected section requirements from Title 14 as well as specific design requirement identified by either the LEA or the CIWMB during the review of the EIR or the design plans. 07549001.012 17 September 23,1993