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Mr. Martin said that the storm drainage will need to be retained on-site, and will need drainage calculations prepared by a registered civil engineer. Mr. Martin reviewed the parking and lighting areas with the applicant. Mr. Martin indicated that if there is any new lighting that is installed it will need to be hooded and to confine direct rays to the premises. Mr. Martin asked the applicant that upon submittal of the Improvement Plans to have the engineer indicate the existing paved areas. Mr. Darrow indicated that the restroom must be handicap accessible. Mr. Yoakum reviewed the Environmental Health Division's requirements. Mr. Yoakum also informed the applicant that there is an abandoned well that needs to be destroyed. Mr. Borges stated that Environmental Health's records show a permit of the existing well but does not show a permit that shows it was destroyed. Mr. Neely reviewed the Department of Public Works requirements. Mr.Neely asked the applicant to write the Department of Public Works stating that there will not be any increase in the traffic flow, if he wants to avoid any traffic fees. Mr.Neely indicated that they will need a final copy of the Site Plan, and a Solid Waste Plan. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10:00 a.m. 2. USE PERMIT APPLICATION NO. UP-00-24 OF MUSCO OLIVE CM PRODUCTS,INC. (CIO EDWARIYMA)�''A-Use Permit application for construction of an irrigation retention pond for storage of olive process wastewater. Also proposing construction of an additional concrete slab for olive storage tanks. Located at the end of Via Nicolo Road, 3000 feet. west of Hansen Road, southwest of Tracy (APN: 209-110-32;417950 Via Nicolo Road, Tracy).-k. E Chandler Martin, Senior Planner;Edward Ma,Foodpro International, Inc.; Charles Sheaffer, Foodpro International, Inc.; Dennis Rock, Building Division and Gabriel Karam, Public Works Department were present for this item. Mr. Martin indicated that the main issue on the project was the kit fox and the burrowing owl issue. Mr. Martin said that he has been trying to get in contact with the Department of Fish and Game and that they have not responded to the application as of yet. Mr. Martin indicated that before the applicant starts grading for the pond, he will need to have a biologist on-site checking for kit fox dens, and burrowing owl nests. The biologist will go over a plan with the construction crew that is acceptable to Fish and Wildlife and Fish and Game. Mr. Martin said that he is still waiting for specific conditions from Fish and Wildlife and Fish and Game, and hoping that they are compatible with the Initial Study.