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COMPASS LAND G R O U P Notes: 1. The estimated project phasing is provided only as a guideline. Actual phasing depths, boundaries, quantities and timelines may be affected by unforeseen changes in geology and market conditions. 2. Estimated years to completion calculated using a historical average production rate of 0.11 million tons/year for Bellino, and an anticipated future production rate of 0.18 million tons/year for Hendrick. Consistency with County Code For the Bellino and Hendrick Quarries, a request for revisions of approved actions is made pursuant to §9-878 of County Code. For quarry excavation projects, County Code requires that applications include an excavation/reclamation plan schedule (§9-854.3 and §9-1415.3). Accordingly, in addition to the Table 1, above, this application is supplemented by proposed redlines to the time schedules contained within the existing approved reclamation plans (see Attachment A, Proposed Changes to Existing Entitlements). For the M&P Facility, County Code contains specific provisions related to the continuation of accessory uses (§9-605.6(m)). A summary of consistency with County Code is provided below: 1. §9-605.6(m)(1)(A): The lapsing of the Quarry Excavation Permit is due to lack of production at the permitted area resulting solely from the exhaustion of the mineral resource being excavated. Consistency Determination: Consistent. In March 1999, the San Joaquin County Planning Commission approved an amendment to the M&P Facility Permit (No. QX -89-2) and made this finding to allow for the continued operation of the accessory uses (e.g., sand and gravel processing, asphalt production, and recycling) after the onsite extractive resources at M&P are depleted. This application seeks to amend the approved timeframe for the continuation of the accessory uses to provide the ability to extract the remaining permitted reserves at the Bellino and Hendrick Quarries that supply the M&P Facility. 2. §9-605.6(m)(1)(B): The Applicant desires the Revision of Approved Actions to continue an authorized accessory use under the lapsing Quarry Excavation Permit. Consistency Determination: Consistent. GRI seeks to amend the approved timeframe for the continuation of the accessory uses to provide the ability to extract the remaining permitted reserves at the Bellino and Hendrick Quarries that supply the M&P Facility. Page 4 11 17 0.75 4 2050 III 17 0.35 2 2052 Final Reclamation 2 2054 Total 51 1.85 12 2054 Notes: 1. The estimated project phasing is provided only as a guideline. Actual phasing depths, boundaries, quantities and timelines may be affected by unforeseen changes in geology and market conditions. 2. Estimated years to completion calculated using a historical average production rate of 0.11 million tons/year for Bellino, and an anticipated future production rate of 0.18 million tons/year for Hendrick. Consistency with County Code For the Bellino and Hendrick Quarries, a request for revisions of approved actions is made pursuant to §9-878 of County Code. For quarry excavation projects, County Code requires that applications include an excavation/reclamation plan schedule (§9-854.3 and §9-1415.3). Accordingly, in addition to the Table 1, above, this application is supplemented by proposed redlines to the time schedules contained within the existing approved reclamation plans (see Attachment A, Proposed Changes to Existing Entitlements). For the M&P Facility, County Code contains specific provisions related to the continuation of accessory uses (§9-605.6(m)). A summary of consistency with County Code is provided below: 1. §9-605.6(m)(1)(A): The lapsing of the Quarry Excavation Permit is due to lack of production at the permitted area resulting solely from the exhaustion of the mineral resource being excavated. Consistency Determination: Consistent. In March 1999, the San Joaquin County Planning Commission approved an amendment to the M&P Facility Permit (No. QX -89-2) and made this finding to allow for the continued operation of the accessory uses (e.g., sand and gravel processing, asphalt production, and recycling) after the onsite extractive resources at M&P are depleted. This application seeks to amend the approved timeframe for the continuation of the accessory uses to provide the ability to extract the remaining permitted reserves at the Bellino and Hendrick Quarries that supply the M&P Facility. 2. §9-605.6(m)(1)(B): The Applicant desires the Revision of Approved Actions to continue an authorized accessory use under the lapsing Quarry Excavation Permit. Consistency Determination: Consistent. GRI seeks to amend the approved timeframe for the continuation of the accessory uses to provide the ability to extract the remaining permitted reserves at the Bellino and Hendrick Quarries that supply the M&P Facility. Page 4