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• Major road access is provided by Interstate Highway 5 and California State Highway 99. Interstate 5 provides direct access via intersections by both Roth Road and Lathrop Road. State Highway 99 provides direct access to the complex from an intersection at Lathrop Road. The existing 3200 foot runway at Sharpe provides direct access via air transportation but is presently not being used. Five miles to the northeast of Sharpe is the Stockton Metropolitan Airport which provides commercial jet air transportation. The Port of Stockton is a deep water inland port connecting with San Francisco, 88 miles away. It provides ocean-going transportation to the Stockton area for import and export of agricultural products, machinery, and other products. I. Principal City Information Stockton, the seat of San Joaquin County, is the nearest major population center to the Sharpe complex with its downtown area approximately 8 miles to the north. The City of Stockton currently has a population of approximately 185 ,000 and San Joaquin County has a population of approximately 435 ,750, according to the San Joaquin County Chamber of Commerce. J. Plan Updating • The SPCCP must be reviewed and evaluated every three years. In addition, the Plan should be amended, if need be, as new materials are used or stored at the Sharpe facility. Furthermore, the Plan should be reviewed after each spill to ensure the Plan' s effectiveness. SPCCP must be updated (amended) if one or more of the following events occur. 1. Facility Hazardous Waste Permit is revised. 2. Plan fails in an emergency. 3. Facility changes substantially in design, construction, etc. 4. List of individual in operational control of facilities change. 5. List of emergency coordinator changes (page IV-1 thru IV-3) . 6. Applicable regulations are revised. K. Minimization of Fire or Explosion (see Table II-1) . II-4 (10/23/90) •