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Consolidated Forwar, .le. Landfill Page 20 <br />81 (1.4) <br />Proposed as Part of the Project: ,-r <br />If leachate is delivered to the City of Stockton Regional Wastewater Control Facility, the \. <br />project sponsor wiII provide for independently corroborated test results to the City to <br />demonstrate the chemical composition of the leachate extracted from the proposed <br />consolidated landfill project. Monitoring and testing offandfill-generated leachate will meet <br />the requirements of the City of Stockton Wastewater Ordinance and the City Municipal <br />Utilities Department. <br />If leachate qualitY is not acceptable for disposal at the Regional Wastewater Control Facility, <br />the project sponsor will either have the leachate collected and disposed off-site by a licensed <br />Treatment and Disposal Facility, or will develop on-site leachate processing that will result in <br />treated leachate that is acceptable for disposal at the wa.:.'1ewater treatment plant or acceptable <br />to regulatory agencies for on-site use. The design and operation of anyon-site leachate <br />processing that is implemented will comply with all applicable laws and regulations. <br />J. CULTIIRAL RESOURCES <br />82 (J.1) <br />Proposed as Part of the Project: <br />If prehistoric archaeological resources are discovered during excavation and construction of <br />the proposed project, the project sponsor wiII suspend all work in the immediate vicinity of <br />the find pending site investigation by a qualified archaeologist or cultural resources <br />consultant to assess the materials and determine their significance. If the qualified <br />archaeologist determines that the fmd is an important archaeological resource, the project <br />sponsor will provide funding and time to allow reco\'l:ring an archaeological sample or to <br />implement avoidance measures. Work could continue at other locations while archaeological ( <br />mitigation takes place. <br />The project sponsor will allow only a qualified atchaeologist or cultural resource consultant <br />to collect any prehistoric cultural resources discovered on the site. <br />If prehistoric archaeological deposits that include bmnan remains are discovered by the <br />project sponsor or any construction contractors during development of the project site, the <br />project spons<?r will notifY the County Coroner illll, .... liately. If the remains are found to be <br />Native American, the Native American Heritage Coumrission will be notified with 24 hours. <br />The most likely descendant of the deceased Native Amaican will be notified and given the <br />chance to make recommendations for the remains. Ifno recommendations are·made within <br />24 hours, remains may be reinterred elsewhere on the property. If recommendations are <br />made and not accepted, the Native American Herita"oe Commission will mediate the issue. <br />If avoidance of important prehistoric archaeological resources is not feasible, the project <br />sponsor wiII prepare an excavation plan in coordination ,,~th a qualified archaeologist or <br />cultural resources consultant. The resources will not be disturbed until this plan is completed. <br />An excavation plan will consist ofthe methodical eXC3>ation of those portions ofthe site(s) <br />that would be adversely affected. The work will be a.."COmplished \vithin the context of a <br />detailed research design and in accordance with current professional standards. The plan <br />must result in the extraction of sufficient volumes of non-redundant archaeological data so as <br />to address important regional research considerations. must be prepared and performed by <br />qualified professionals, must be consistent with the guidelines of the Native American <br />Heritage Commission, and must result in detailed technical reporta. C_ ..