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C&D fines qualify as combustible dust b)combustible fibers c) private fire hydrants if used d) miscellaneous combustible storage e)waste handling and f)wood products. e) For outdoor storage only noncombustible materials can be stored under high-voltage transmission lines. f) if there is combustible dust production, then the NFPA 664 standards will apply. g) Demonstrate on an expanded site plan where access roads begin and end. Figure A2 demonstrates a partial idea of such access. h) Where and what is the fuel source for the required material handling equipment?This will need to be demonstrated. i) Submit an emergency plan for monitoring, controlling and extinguishing spot fires for review and approval. j) Provide portable fire extinguishers rated 4A;60B;C on all vehicles and equipment. 7) SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT(Staff Contact: Mark Montelongo, (559) 230-5905) a) The Districts Guidelines for Assessing and Mitigating Air Quality Impacts (GAMAQI)does not specifically identify a threshold of significance for PM10 emissions. However, the District recommends use of a 15 tons per year threshold as set by the New Source Review(NSR) Offset Requirements. Therefore the District recommends amending the MND and emissions assessments to reflect a 15 tons per year threshold of significance for PM10. Thresholds of significance for Reactive Organic Gas(ROG)and Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx)are also set in accordance with the NSR Offset Requirements. b) Currently the District is in the preliminary stages of developing a new draft rule(Draft Rule 4566)for Composting and Related Operations. The MRF/TS Compost Emission Estimates assessment/methodology may need to be revised based on the outcome of the rule development process. c) The project includes an expansion of 29,400 square feet to an existing 47,200 square foot building, and an additional 10,500 square foot expansion to an existing maintenance/administration building. The MND doesn't quantify or characterize the expansions construction related emissions. The District recommends quantifying construction related emissions and assessing the projects potential impacts on air quality. d) Construction activities include: the transport of materials to the construction site, on-site land preparation, vertical construction of the buildings, construction employee commute and equipment exhaust emissions. Project related short-term (construction) impacts should be considered significant if,with the implementation of mitigation measures, emissions exceed 10 tons per year of oxides of nitrogen (NOx), 10 tons per year of reactive organic gases(ROG), Or 15 tons per year particulate matter of 10 microns or less in size(PM1O). e) The proposed project may be subject to District Rule 2010 (Permits Required)and Rule 2201 (New and Modified Stationary Source Review). To obtain information about District permit requirements and whether an Authority to Construct(ATC)and Permit to operate (PTO)are required, and to identify other District rules or regulations that apply to this project, the applicant is strongly San Joaquin County PA-0800005\Tracy Material Recovery Community Development Page 16