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Daft Environmental Impact Report Page III-28 Forward Inc. Landfill Expansion The lowering of the base grades would result in an increased airspace of 840,000 cubic yards, equivalent to less than one year of disposal. Ancillary Facilities 'house and scales would be After realignment of the South Branch,the main entrance, scale ion of the expansion area,the relocated to the southeast corner of the land During existing leachate evaporation basin(W osed ex°ansion area, and the existing stormwater replacementrth)would be removed and a basin t in the southeast corner of the prop P d e the southern edger the buil sedimentation basin adjacent to WMU F North would be relocate expansion area. ort At a later time,during the last few hon outside the s of sou beast corner of the landfill,but wn,the scales,fee booth and other ithin the facilities would be moved st a location . property boundary,to construct the liner system and waste fill in the southeast corner. Current Procedures and Activities k: Under the proposed landfill expansion project,other current Forward, Inc.procedures an activities at the existing Forward Landfill,would be continued pr'ate to the Class 11 wastes currently procedures at the existing Forward Landfill that are appropriate the expanded landfill to allow disposal of Class II disposed would be expanded to encompass wastes in the entire expanded landfill. osed Mitigation measures described in this e�ted under ould be implemented section of Chapter IV. Environmental onmental anded landfill. These mitigation measures ar Setting, Impacts, and Mitigation Measures. G. APPLICABLE REGULATIONS AND PERMITS ermits issued by local, state, and The existing Forward Landfill operate�ender are summarized in Table IILC--2 below. The federal governing agencies. These cu permits permits: the Solid Waste proposed project would require the landfill and MRF modifications to i sued by he California Integrated Waste Facilities Permits(SWFPs) Management Board(CIWMB) and he N DES permSan Joaquin it and Waste Dunty Public ischarge RequDements( WDRs) Environmental Health Division; for landfill operation and land applicationrd RW CB)e the Permit toundwateOpe ate stCentral Valley sued by the San �I Regional Water Quality Control Boa ( QLand Joaquin County Unified fied Air Pollution Control District Fire Departm nt genera P rmt rmit issued b San Joaquin County; and the Manteca-Lathrop of South ohns Creek would uire compliance Relocation of the So uth Branch and may require approvals from the Calf ornia Department with state and federal regulations, Y q of Fish and Game (Coon 4 the ttheeQ l Ban Water'Act,the Central Valley Flood Protection Board, Corps of Engineers (USACE) for compliance with Section 404 of the San Joaquin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, and the California Department of Water Resources.