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3. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES (Staff Contact: Eric Trevena, 468-3436) a. HEALTH AND SAFETY: The land fill would not accept special wastes with any hazardous levels of contamination as specified in Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations (see Final SEIR L.1, Impact and Mitigation). F b. Submit an application for a hazardous waste permit to the Environmental Health Division. c. If hazardous material is stored on the site, the applicant must register with the County Office of Emergency Services. d. If hazardous waste is generated, the applicant must obtain an EPA identification number and comply with applicable regulations. e. All hazardous waste containers, including Waste Oil Tank, shall be labeled according to California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Section 66262.34. f. The well must be repaired with the installation of a sanitary seal under permit and inspection by the Environmental Health Division (Development Title Section 9-1115.4[e]). g. Obtain discharge requirements from the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley Region, prior to development (Water Code, Article 5, Section 13280). E EI h. Obtain authorization from the California Integrated Waste Management Board for any significant change in design or operation not authorized by the existing permit for this solid waste facility. 4. SAN JOAQUIN VALLE=Y UNIFIED AIR POLLUTIN CONTROL DISTRICT (Staff Contact: Tracy Bettencourt, 545-7000) I a. AIR QUALITY: Air quality impacts shall be reduced by implementing the following: (1) Water the working fact, excavation area, storage pile, unpaved roads, and all unvegetated soil areas frequently, adding a dust palliative (a non-toxic chemical suppressant, such as magnesium chloride [MgC12]that attracts water molecules from the air), thereby keeping the surface wet for a longer period. Regarding the watering of the working fact, a balance must be made between dust control and the generation of additional leachate. The landfill -� operator shall monitor dust levels and'levels of leachate generated to determine when and where water should be applied. (2) The project sponsor shall seek to minimize the extent of areas exposed to wind erosion. Exposed surfaces, including stockpiles and other bulk materials with the potential to emit dust, shall be stabilized with the application of water, chemicals, covered, or vegetated to the extent possible in accordance with the SJVUAPCD's Regulation 8030. On windy days,when dust plumes are present, active faces shall be watered down. (3) Plan and phase construction and closure operations so that they do not fake place simultaneously on dry windy days. Schedule dusty activities on separate days. (4) Design the site filling plan to facilitate screening of the active face from prevailing winds, ' whenever possible, to minimize the amount of wind blown dust released from the working face. San Joaquin County GP-99-7, ZR-99-6, UP-99-17, ER-99-21City of Stockton Community Development Page 28