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MOUNTAIN HOUSE NEIGHBORHOOD' 'PROJECT INITIAL STUDY 30 percent of this waste would be expected to be recycled, using current recycling rates in the County. Thus, about 3,600 tons per year of solid waste would require disposal at a landfill. The applicant proposes that a 10-acre Materials Recovery Facility site be located adjacent to the proposed wastewater treatment plant, north of Byron Road. Section 9-1160.4 of the County's Development Title requires the development of recycling container enclosures near solid waste collection enclosures. The project site is within the South County Refuse Service area. Delta Disposal Company currently is under contract with the County for solid waste collection in the South County Refuse Service Area. Solid waste is brought to a transfer station south of Tracy and trucked to the Foothill Landfill, a Class III landfill permitted to receive nonhazardous waste, located about 50 miles from the site in eastern San Joaquin County. The Foothill Landfill currently has adequate capacity for the projected 5,150 tons of waste likely to be generated by the project(Horton, 2000). Some hazardous waste generated in the County is disposed of at Forward Inc., a private Class II landfill in the County. All other hazardous waste is transported to facilities outside of the County. g) Comply with federal, State, and local statutes and regulations related to solid waste? The project would be required to comply with federal, state, and local statutes and regulations related to solid waste. Chapter 9-1160 of the County's Development Title, entitled"Solid Waste Recycling", addresses County regulations for enclosures for the collection and loading of recyclable materials for new buildings. Recycling container enclosures are required to be of sufficient number and volume to equal one-half the number and volume of the enclosures used for containers to collect and load solid waste. These recycling containers are to be located near solid waste enclosures and are to be designed with gates to prevent theft. Condition of Approval WASTE-1: Areas shall be provided for recycling containers at proposed commercial facilities and large apartment complexes[MP 6.7 Imp. (d)]. At the time of approvals for site improvements, these areas shall be identified Condition of Approval WASTE-2: Recyclable construction waste,such as wood and metal, shall be separated and arrangement shall be made with the CSD, or on-site recycling services,for collection. Recycling of construction wastes shall be made part of the construction specifications for contractors[MP 6.7 Imp. (d)J. A plan for implementation of such specifications shall be submitted to the County's Community Development Department prior to the issuance of the first building permit for Neigh borh ood "F". Data Sources for Utilities and Service Systems ECO-LOGIC Engineering. 1997. Mountain House Community Services District Technical Support Document for Report of Waste Discharge for Reclamation of Up to 3.0 MGD. August 6. Mountain House Wastewater Reclamation Facility, San Joaquin County. 1998. California Regional Water Quality Control Board Central Valley Region, Order No. 98-109, Waste Discharge Requirements for Mountain House Community Services District and Trimark Communities. April 17. ECO:LOGIC Engineering. 1999.Mountain House Community Services District Potable Water System Master Plan. October 12. C:VOBSSICVM77AL=YIFMALMRIAL=Y•PARTI.DOC(7/70/00) 51 V.E.UTILITIES AND SERVICE SYSTEMS