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0 1 0 Padilla, RENS 6/11/91 Page 4 Stipulated N&O, 39 -AA -0005 - c. Permit Application- Based upon the dates you establish for the above activities, set a date -certain for a new or revised SWFP ap- plication. This can probably be accomplished in less than one year from the date of issuance of the N&O. Set a reasonable time limit. (2) If the Initial Study indicates that any Sig- nificant Impacts will result from project imple- rientation, the preparation of an EIR will be necessary. a. By statute, up to two years from the date of issuance of the N&O must be allowed for development, circulation, and adoption of the final EIR. A preliminary due date of nine months before the Final EIR due date should be targeted for circulation of the Draft EIR. b. All other due dates, e.g. development of supporting documents and a new or revised per- mit application should be set according to the dates set for the EIR. Please contact Donnaye Palmer (916-327-9344) of the Board's Environmental Review Branch if you have questions regarding CEQA compliance. iii. "The landfill may receive an average of 1100 cubic yards per day with daily peak loading of up to 1800 cubic yards per day." In accordance with the Board's Permit Enforce- ment Policy (PEP, 11/90), a N&O shall maintain the status auo of a facility and needs to be written to stress an absolute maximum tonnage (yardage) that the facility can accept. The N&O must be very clear in establishing maximum limits which are based upon operating practice over the past year. Staff suggest the phrase "daily peak loading" be clarified as it might be interpreted to indicate interim approval for the landfill to receive up to 1800 cubic yards per day. For the purpose of clarification, staff offer the following as a suggestion: