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a-h) The project site will only accept non-hazardous,dry wastes.No liquids or medical wastes <br /> will be accepted. Should these materials be discovered,they will be segregated with <br /> particular care to eliminate or control dust,fumes, vapors,or gasses to protect worker and <br /> public safety, prior to their removal from the facility.The greatest likelihood of hidden <br /> hazardous waste being in the waste stream occurs in the C&D debris boxes.The debris <br /> boxes are dumped in the processing area and spread out for sorting. Hazardous materials <br /> - discovered dumping may be caused for rejection of the entire load or removal of said <br /> materials by the deliverer for proper disposal.The loads are screened for unacceptable <br /> materials by employees helping with the sorting process. Unacceptable materials are <br /> extracted from the waste,stored, and eventually recycled or disposed of properly. <br /> Household Hazardous Waste(HHW)will be stored In a HHW storage locker at the adjacent <br /> MRF&TS building.The HHW storage container and the storage area conform with the <br /> requirements of 22 CCR 66266.170 and HHW will be transported by the operator or a <br /> licensed vdndor to a permitted facility for proper handling and/or disposal within 90 days. <br /> As indicated,the project site lies within a reclaimed gravel quarry 30-40 feet in depth, as <br /> such the possible impacts from HHW and the safety protocols in place, is expected to be <br /> reduced to less than significant. <br /> Less Than <br /> Significant <br /> Potentially With Less Than <br /> Significant Mitigation Significant. No <br /> Issues: 4A< Impact Incorporated Impact Impact <br /> VIII. HYDROLOGY OD WATER QUALITY. <br /> Would the project; <br /> a) Violate:any water quality ❑ X El <br /> standards or waste discharge. <br /> requirements? <br /> b) Substantially depleteEJ ❑ X EJ <br /> groundwater supplies or, <br /> interfere substantially with. <br /> groundwater recharge such <br /> that there would be a net deficit <br /> in aquifer volume or a lowering <br /> of the local groundwater table <br /> level (e.g., the production rate <br /> of pre-existing nearby wells <br /> would:drop to a level which <br /> would hot support existing land* <br /> uses or-planned uses for'which <br /> permit's have been granted)? <br /> c) Substantially alter the existing El X El <br /> drainage pattern of the site or <br /> area,.i<ncluding through the <br /> alteration of the course of.a <br /> stream or river, in a manner <br /> which would result in <br /> substantial erosion or siltation <br /> on-or...0-site? <br />