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Tomato 'mud to be used as soil amendment will be delivered in <br /> 10 cubic yard roll off containers, two to fRr mads per day <br /> (one load every 6 to 10 hours) . Delivery could occur-_anytime <br /> during a 24 hour day, seven days per week. <br /> 3. The site is shown in zone C on Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) <br /> Panel 720. <br /> • <br /> The site is protected from flooding by an earthen berm and <br /> other improvements that were constructed in 1995 to protect <br /> the Tracy Material Recovery and Transfer Station from the 100 <br /> year flood of Corral hollow Creek. <br /> 4. Depth to ground water is 100 to 110 feet. The water is <br /> potable at this depth. Ground water flow is to the North. <br /> 5. The Banta Carbona Irrigation Canal borders the property to the <br /> West. It is a concrete lined channel at an elevation <br /> approximately 15 feet above the site. <br /> Corral Hollow Creek is approximately 1200 feet north of the <br /> site. <br /> 6. The site consists of an abandoned gravel quarry approximately <br /> 10 feet deep. The land was used primarily as pasture and <br /> grassland until 1971 when gravel mining activities began. RMC <br /> Lonestar mined the site from 1971 to 1975. <br /> 7. The following were observed during a survey of the site on <br /> August 20, 1993: <br /> Reptiles found at the site include western fence lizard and <br /> gopher snake. Birds known to breed in annual grasslands near <br /> the project site include horned lark, burrowing owl, and <br /> western meadowlark. Raptors include turkey vulture , American <br /> kestrel, red-tailed hawk, black-shouldered kite, and northern <br /> harrier. Deer mice, black-tailed hares, California ground <br /> squirrels, striped skunks, and coyotes. <br /> 8. Annual grassland at the site is an open habitat supporting <br /> grasses and forbs with little or no woody vegetation. <br /> Nonnative grasses such as wild oat, barley, ripgut brume, and <br /> soft chess dominate. Typical scattered forbs are pigweed <br /> amaranth, prickly wild lettuce, great valley gumplant, and <br /> western sunflower. <br /> 9. The only nearby potential source of noise is the Tracy <br /> Material Recovery and Solid Waste Transfer Station to the <br /> North. The station is, however, located approximately 20 feet <br /> below the site of this project. Thus noise is not a concern. <br /> The Tracy MRF maintenance garage is adjacent to the subject <br /> property to the north. The only noise from this facility <br /> would be the trucks entering and leaving the garage and the <br />