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I J <br /> San Joaquin Planning Division <br /> Page Two <br /> 40 feet. Existing conditions are creating an overdraft . it is <br /> inappropriate to use some imported estimate figures when actual <br /> usage is available from the applicant. <br /> There is also the issue of septic disposal . The last packing <br /> plant approved in this area, the tomato cannery, at the opposite <br /> end of Fairchild had a tremendous problem with odors of decaying <br /> fruit which was not resolved for years. How will the applicant <br /> insure the rotten cherries will not create a. similar stench. <br /> Also, will the effluent contain methyl bromide? t <br /> 1 <br /> Finally there has been a problem in the past with workers from <br /> the existing plant trespassing. on my clients' and other' s proper- <br /> ty. While not strictly speaking an environmental problem, it <br /> does underscore the issue of the incompatibility of what is <br /> essentially. an industrial use in this area. <br /> Consequently for each of the foregoing reasons concerning traf- <br /> fic, noise, water, septic and basic land-use compatibility an <br /> environmental impact report should be prepared and considered <br /> prior to approval of .this project. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> ALEXANDER T. HENSON <br /> ATH/kr <br /> cc: Gene and Betty DeMartini <br /> i <br /> DB211.CO <br />