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Item No. 2 PC: 9-16-93 .- UP-91-12/ER-92-4 Page 2 The closed landfill would present a raised hilly area inconsistent with the generally flat surrounding topography. This visual incongruity coud be considered a significant impact. No mitigation measures have been identified. Because the County is nonattainment for PM 10,any increase in PM 10 is considered 3' significant under CEQA. All reasonable mitigation measures related to dust control have been applied. 5. The use is compatible with adjoining land uses. • This finding can be made because the adjoining land uses are primarily agricultural. The EIR determined that this project would not conflict with the Stockton City landfill to the northeast of this site or with the Stockton Metropolitan Airport. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Forward, Inc., is requesting a Use Permit to make several modifications to approved Use Permit No. U-73- 9 for an existing landfill and transfer/recycling station. The proposed project is the °Mitigated Project Alternative Description' in appendix H of the Final Environmental Impact Report for Forward, Inc., Landfill Use Permit Modifications. IF EXISTING OPERATIONS: The landfill is currently permitted to accept an average of up to 500 tons per day with a peak of 550 tons. Permitted wastes include the following: • Class III wastes and treated automobile shredder waste. • Nonhazardous commercial and industrial wastes, including, but not limited to, certain contaminated soils judged acceptable by Forward, Inc., and Public Health Services, asbestos, sewage sludge,water treatment sludge,certain ashes,grit/grease, holding tank pumpings,storm drain cleanings, dredge and fill materials, rubbish such as clay products, glass, rubber products,, plastics, metals, paper products, cardboard, cloth, and fibergiass. • Construction and demolition wastes. • Tires. • Residential wastes. a3 _ • Septic tank pumpings. • Agricultural wastes, including, but not limited to, cleansed pesticide containers, garden and landscaping refuse. • Inert wastes.