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AM 2. A baler may be added to the facility to increase the efficiency of the recovery operation. 3 . Installing a high capacity stationary compactor, in the area presently used for tipping and consolidating refuse. 4 . Construct a new materials recovery/transfer building to completely enclose the portion of the transfer station that includes the tipping area, the waste storage area, the stationary compactors, and the transfer trailers and roll-off containers being loaded with materials . Initial plans at the expanded transfer station will be to receive 300 tons per day, however, to account for growth in the waste stream, and the potential for long- term changes in the county's solid waste management plan, the expanded transfer station will be designed for a capacity of 1000 tons per-day. 5 . Expanding the tipping area from approximately 35 feet wide to accomodate the new tipping area . 6 . Installing a new roof canopy over the enlarged tipping area to prevent precipitation from contacting tipped refuse . 7 . Approximately 5 acres to the west of the station which is owned by Stockton Scavengers Association will be used for additional storage and office space . 8 . Empty infectious waste trucks are parked at the station. J. Hours of operation: Monday - Saturday 4: 00 A.M. - 5 : 00 P.M. 2 . The following list of agencies and documents condition the operation and use of the facility: a. Report of Station Information dated June, 1988 and revised July, 1988 . b. Land Use permit, City of Stockton No. 56-88 , dated June 20, 1989 . c. Fire Department permit No. 5497 issued January 31 , 1978 by the City of Stockton. d. Stockton Scavenger Transfer Station Expansion, Environmental Impact Report (EIR 5-88) , adopted on June 8 , 1989, by the City of Stockton Planning Department .