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In addition, the projects is designed to comply with the following San Joaquin County Development Title Requirements : • Setbacks : No excavation shall take place within twenty-five (25) feet of any property line or right of way (nor within the allowed slopes adjacent to said twenty-five (25) foot setback) , unless the elevation prior to excavation is more than that of the abutting property, in which case the elevation within said twenty-five (25) foot setback shall at no time be less than that of the abutting property, at the property line . Slopes : Slopes above the water table (the area out of the water) to the bottom of the excavation (the area under water) will not exceed 2 feet horizontal to 1 foot vertical . This complies with county requirements. No slopes over 50 feet in height above the water level will be created, therefore no terracing will be required per county requirements . No interim or Fill Slopes are proposed. No Temporary Cut Slopes at Setback Lines are proposed. The contour created by the excavation will be the final contour required in the reclamation plan. Cuts will not create interim slopes that need backfilling during reclamation. The final contour will be created as the excavation progresses . • Water Disposal : All material will be processed at the existing processing plant . There will be no change in the way water is utilized in the plant operation. • Stockpiling: Stockpiled soil or material will not be stored within 25 feet of a property boundary. • Roads and Dust: Private roads involved in the excavation shall be maintained with frequent watering or other dust control measures so as to control the creation of dust. The first 100 feet of any private road on the property which intersects with a publicly maintained road (Mossdale Road) has been surfaced in a manner approved by the San Joaquin County Public Works department. Brown Sand will continue to operate under all existing San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District permits . The placement, size and wording of traffic control and warning signs has been approved by the San Joaquin County Public Works department for the existing Brown Sand quarry.