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e) Resulfik' a determination by ® X the wastewater treatment provider which serves or may sere the project that it has adequate capacity to serve the project's•projected•demand in additioli to. the provider's existing commitments? f) Be served by a landfill with CjX sufficioiit•permjtted capacity to El 11 acco6ilp odate the projects solid iWbte dispi�sal needs? g) Gompiy:with federal, state; and El El local statutes and'regulations` ' Wate6 to solid waste? Comments, a -e) All water required for facility operations including potable water, is obtained from an onsite groundwater supply well (EMD Permit # 4552) This well was approved by the Environmental Health Department in 1994. This onsite well also supplies an onsite 150,000 gallon storage tank -to saC!sfy local fire protection requirements. As a Condition of Approval, the Environmgntal Health Department is requiring a yearly permit to operate a public water system should the number of non-resident individuals exceed 24 for at least 60 days per ;year or if ttiq number of service connections exceed four. Therefore any impacts to water :•supplies available to serve the project will be less than significant. Sanitary sewer wastes -are collected and dispose of in a subsurface leach field installed on ,site. The dosign of this system is per San Joaquin County Public Health Services ;eequiremertts' The septic system was approved by the EHD (Permit # 4280) in 1995. If the existing sep#ic system Is determined to be inadequate during the proposed expansion, then ...,the construction ofan individual .sewage. disposal system(.s.).will be. required at,the time of . 4tevelopmeht which meets the requirements of the Environmental'Health Department. • 'For Storm:drainage,.the facility will operate under a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan filed with California State Water Resources Control. Board. The facility will operate on concrete or asphalt concrete. Surface water runoff, including all process water, will be directed to an onsite retention basin by use of a grading design, drain pipes and drainage ditches, where it will be properly treated, if necessary, to eliminate potential environmental impacts. Water will be pumped from the retention basin for facility use in operations, Including fire and dust control. The retention basin has been designed to retain all surface water runo4 f resulting from a.100 year, 24 hour storm event. Site personnel,will regularly inspect a netmaintain the storm drains, drainage ditches and basin. The project will. not require ri ei t. public utility systems,or district boundary changes. Therefore,: any impacts for storm water• discharge will be less than significant. .r, .