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Mitigation Measures and Statements of Findings of Impacts Being Monitoring/ Responsible Monitorin /R g <br /> Significant and Unavoidable Reporting Action Party for Providing 9 eportin Timing <br /> Mitigation Responsibility g <br /> Less than significant impact after implementation of Mitigation Measure <br /> HAZARDS-1 through HAZARDS-3. <br /> 4.10 Hydrology and Water Quality <br /> HYDRO-1:All basin areas that would be used as evaporation ponds for onsite Verification by County Union Pacific,working with San Joaquin County Prior to operation of onsite <br /> industrial wastewater(stormwater and washdown from onsite facilities which San Joaquin County and Community Development ponds and duringproject <br /> has been treated by an AdvancedOil-Water Separator)shall meet all state and Regional Water Quality Department and Public operations <br /> p lett <br /> local requirements for evaporation pond liners.Additionally, ponds shall be Control Board Works Department p <br /> double-lined with impermeable material and fitted with an automatic leak <br /> detection system between the two layers of impermeable material.Monitoring <br /> for leak detection shall be completed(automatically)on a continuous basis <br /> throughout the duration of project operations. In the event that a leak is <br /> detected,the project applicant shall ensure that the pond is drained and the <br /> liner repaired prior to continuance of use.The project applicant shall ensure <br /> that continued use of the evaporation pond, in the event of a leaking liner, is <br /> explicitly prohibited until the liner is repaired.In the event of a liner material <br /> failure, UP shall notify its Response Management Communications Center <br /> (RMCC)who will in turn contact the appropriate response and regulatory <br /> agencies,such as the Environmental Protection Agency,the Regional Water <br /> Quality Board,Office of Emergency Services,and/or the National Response <br /> Center,or take such other action as is required by applicable law. <br /> Less than significant impact after implementation of Mitigation Measure <br /> HYRDO-1. <br /> 4,10 Hydrology and Water Quality(cont) <br /> HYDRO-2:The applicant shall ensure that a comprehensive onsite grading, Verification by County Union Pacific San Joaquin County Public Prior to grading permit <br /> drainage,and erosion control plan(drainage plan)for the project is prepared by a Works Department <br /> certified engineer.The applicant shall submit the drainage plan to the San <br /> Joaquin County Public Works Department for approval,and ensure that all <br /> recommendations of the drainage plan are implemented.The drainage plan shall <br /> include all facilities included in the project.The drainage plan shall include design <br /> specifications for all stormwater control facilities proposed for the project site, <br /> including stormwater retention ponds and stormwater collection and conveyance <br /> facilities.Facilities shall be designed to infiltrate,retain,or otherwise channel <br /> runoff away from areas of open soil and other features subject to erosion or <br /> flooding in accordance with County requirements.County approval of the <br /> drainage plan shall be verified prior to issuance of grading or building permits. <br /> Less than significant impact after implementation of Mitigation Measure <br /> HYRDO-2. <br /> HYDRO-3:The project applicant shall implement Mitigation Measures HYDRO-1 See HYDRO 1 and 2. See HYDRO 1 antl 2 See HYDRO 1 and 2 See HYDRO 1 and 2 <br /> and 2.These measures would ensure that the project's contribution to cumulative <br /> hydrology and water quality impacts would be less than significant. <br />