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MEMO TO THE FILE -2- SA-89-24 air cooled instead of water cooled. Jim Miller indicated that he would need a letter from Ring Can Company outlining the processes for air cooling the molds and stating that this will be the process used. As noted above, the initial employment will be 15. The septic tank system was sized for thirteen employees. Jim Miller felt that the two additional employees would not require upgrading of the septic tank system. If the project is further expanded, however, it would require resizing the septic tank system for the ultimate employee usage which would also require a 100 percent replacement area as well. Relative to water, if service is provided to five or more buildings or twenty four employees or more for sixty days per year, a non-community public water system would be required. The main effect of this would be the additional testing that would require both on an annual basis and on a tri-annual basis. Chuck Farano discussed the requirements of the building division. Jerry Herzick has indicated apparently that the .warehouse use that was originally approved under SA-89-24 was a B2 occupancy and that the proposed use by Ring Can Company would also be a B2 occupancy. Chuck advised Mr. Itaya that he should consult with the fire chief for the French Camp area relative to storage of the completed product and in particular how high the product would be stored. This may have a bearing on the requirements of the fire chief relative to methods of fire suppression . With the B2 occupancy the structure can either be sprinkled or divided into six thousand square foot areas with two hour fire walls. Apparently Mr. Itaya is still evaluating both alternatives. Dom De La Torre discussed the requirements of the original site approval and that this applicant would be required to comply with those conditions of approval. There is a requirement that a solid wall be constructed along the property line where the proposed use would border a rural residential area. At this time it is our understanding that all that has been constructed is a chain link fence with possible red wood slats. It was the consensus of those in attendance that the initial start up phase of the proposed use can be initiated with the existing site approval. All that would be required at this time would be to obtain a County business license. It was further the consensus of those in attendance that any further expansion because of the issues that would be triggered relative to the sewer and water system improvements would require a new site approval.