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TABLE 1.1 SUMMARY OF POTENTIAL SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS AND RECOMMENDED MITIGATION MEASURES Impacts Mitigation Measures LAND USE Construction of the proposed facil- In-kind mitigation is not possible ity would result in the irrevocable for the loss of 20 acres of prime conversion of approximately 20 acres farmland. The project could possi- blyof prime agricultural land. This free some farmland in the vicine represents a 0.06 percent reduction ity that was previously used fob in the total acreage of prime agri- brush pile storage and burning. It cultural soils from the County. is estimated that a total of 300 acres of pile area could be reclaimed for productive uses. Where appropriate, the applicant should recommend to their clients agricultural rededication of areas no longer needed for extensive brush piles. PUBLIC SERVICES Water for the proposed facility Water conservation measures should would come from groundwater sources be incorporated into the project currently subjected to overdraft. design. A comprehensive hydrologic investigation should be conducted to determine existing groundwater volume and capacity prior to permit- ting of the project. FIRE PROTECTION The Collegeville Rural Fire Protec- A complete on-site fire protection tion District would not have the system should be installed to combat special fire-retardant equipment or any type of fire associated with the trained staff to handle or provide proposed facility's processes and back-up support for a hazardous flammable substances used or stored material fire at the proposed on site. facility. A review of the on-site protection system should be done by the San Joaquin County Fire Warden and the Collegeville Rural Fire Protection District to ensure its effectiveness in containing and extinguishing any type of fire starting within the facility. 1-4 104-8.R4 4/13/89