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San Joaquin County Community Environmental Setting, Impacts,and Mitigation Measures <br /> ' Development Department Air Quality <br /> w <br /> Building Area Source. Area emissions associated with the plant buildings were <br /> estimated using the URBEMIS2002 (Version 8.7)model, with the assumption <br /> there would be a total of 10,000 square feet of general heavy industry buildings <br /> present on site. URBEMIS2002 is a computer program used to estimate <br /> emissions from construction,vehicle trips, and fuel use resulting from land use <br /> development projects. URBENUS2002 estimates emissions based on the type of <br /> land use and area source and vehicular emissions typically associated with the <br /> land use. <br /> y' Overburden Removal/Mining Activities. Emissions associated with <br /> overburden removal and mining activities were estimated using URBEMIS2002. <br /> It was anticipated that one rubber tired dozer and two scrapers would operate 10 <br /> .. hours per day,five days a week for the 2007 scenario and one rubber tired dozer <br /> and two scrapers would operate 14 hours per day,five days a week for the 2027 <br /> scenario. To represent the most likely average daily production, it was assumed <br /> �. that 500,000 tons per year(2,000 tons per day)would be processed under the <br /> 2007 scenario,while 750,000 tons per year(6,000 tons per day)would be <br /> processed under the 2027 scenario. <br /> Stockpiling Activities. Emissions associated with the placement of mined <br /> materials to the stockpile areas were estimated using URBEMIS2002. It was <br /> Lanticipated that one rubber tired dozer and two scrapers would operate 10 hours <br /> per day, five days a week for the 2007 scenario,while one rubber tired dozer and <br /> two scrapers would operate 14 hours per day, five days a week for the 2027 <br /> scenario. It was assumed that all materials excavated daily would be stockpiled <br /> •' before transport for processing. <br /> Stockpile to Plant Facility Hauling. Once materials have been stockpiled,they <br /> would be hauled to the processing plant for near-term scenario(2007),but long- <br /> term operation plans are to use electric conveyors to transport materials. <br /> Emissions associated with hauling stockpiled materials to the plant for the 2007 <br /> r, scenario were estimated using the ARB's EMFAC2002 (Version 2.2) emission <br /> rate program and URBEMIS2002. Information provided by the Applicant <br /> indicates that there will be 67 heavy-duty haul truck trips daily at 7,800 feet per <br /> L, trip to haul materials from the stockpile to plant. <br /> Aggregate Processing. It was assumed the aggregate processing plant would <br /> �. have a baghouse (fabric filter), and PM 10 represented approximately 47% of the <br /> total PM associated with aggregate processing. Information provided by the <br /> project applicant indicates that 2,000 tons would be produced daily for the 2007 <br /> scenario and 6,000 tons daily for the 2027 scenario. The uncontrolled daily <br /> emissions from this process would exceed the BACT threshold. The SJVAPCD <br /> has BACT guidelines that require a BACT determination to be made as part of <br /> the permitting process. The BACT clearinghouse lists a prior BACT <br /> L determination for this process. However, as technology improves, BACT <br /> determinations are updated and the latest technology will need to be implemented <br /> for this process. <br /> i <br /> DeSilva Gates Quarry Project <br /> Draft Environmental Impact Report 3.0-11 <br /> JSS 05105.05 <br /> L <br />