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r F - PA-04-365 (SA) Page 2 of 2 D. The proposed compost operation would require that an application for compost site be submitted to the Environmental Health Department(EHD) 30 days prior to operation. An application fee of$186.00 and a permit feeof$186.00 must accompany the application.. E The proposed compost operation' going to be located in a.,building The operation would . not require a:Report"of Waste Discharge if the:srte is operated is a'manner that does'not generate wastewater and prevents"feedstock or;compost from coming mrcontact with"storm- _water. `{ r 1)' All feedstock must be stored Inside liuilding 2). All finished feedstock must be mamtaxned de building . 3). Water must be handled'in such a manner`as,to not create'excess drainage.' F. Obtainwaste discharge requirements from the California RegionalmWater Quality Control Board- Central Valley.Region, prior to building permits (Water Code, Article 5; Section 13280). G. All liquid and solid poultry wastes.and vector:problems associated with this poultry operation are to be retained on the premises, so as not to cause a nuisance or a health problem (Porter-Cologne Water Quality.Control Act, Chapter 4; Article 4, Section 13260- 13263). Any complaints that'are verified against this site will be charged the Environmental Health Department hourly rate of$93.00 for response and correction as per Board of Supervisors Resolution B-92-1591. H. Construction of individual sewage-disposal-systems)under permit and inspection by the Environmental Health Department is required at the time of development(San Joaquin County Development Title, Section 9-1110.3 & 9-1110.4). NOTE: The discharge of industrial wastewater to an onsite septic system is illegal. I. If future operations utilize bagging equipment, then the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District must be notified and a permit may be required.