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Mountain House Specific Plan III ........................................................................................................................................................................... 6.5 ANIMAL CONTROL 6.5.1 Master Plan Summary The Master Plan requires that all animals are properly controlled and protected through interim and long-term facilities for animal control.Animal control services shall be provided on-site when demand requires,either through the existing County program or through a MHCSD-operated program. Initial urban services will be provided by the County animal control facility on a contract basis,and an animal control facility or expansion of existing County facilities to accommodate normal domestic animals,as well as the occasional wild animal problem, shall be provided. Long-term animal control — including on-site facilities may be provided directly by the MHCSD if determined feasible. 6.5.2 Specific Plan III Description Specific Plan III does not include any specific provisions for location of animal control facilities within _ the planning area. Animal control services are provided by the County within the community. 6.5.3 Implementation Measures The MHCSD shall be responsible for coordinating any animal control requirements for the community, until such time as demand requires that Mountain House communities have their own facilities. 6.6 WASTE MANAGEMENT 6.6.1 Master Plan Summary The Master Plan requires the new community to provide for adequate waste management,reduce waste volumes to County landfills, and encourage a comprehensive recycling program within Mountain House. All development within Mountain House is to be consistent with the regional hazardous waste management program as adopted by the County. Hazardous materials are to be properly handled and disposed of, and chemicals and other hazardous materials used at the water and wastewater treatment plants will be handled safely. Recycling will be performed in a manner that is consistent with the County's plan and reflects the State mandated, integrated waste management program,as revised. Handling,use and storage of hazardous — chemicals will be carred out in compliance with all applicable safety standards and coordinated with County programs. 6-4 Draft 03/14/05 ...........................................................................................................................................................................