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equipment and trained staff) available within the fire protection districts serving the proposed facility either directly or through a mutual aid agreement. If appropriate, the applicant may be required to contribute to the cost of off-site fire protection services and training to meet the needs of the proposed project. Impact 7 - Site Security Security proposed for the site would consist of a seven-foot tall chain link fence with two strands of barbed wire at the top surrounding the facility. Three access gates onto the site would include the main gate, emergency gate, and a locked gate to access the agriculturally utilized portion of the property, when appropriate. The main gate would be staffed by a guard during normal delivery hours. The emergency gate would be locked except for emergencies. Mitigation Measure. None would be necessary. Impact 8 - Non-hazardous Waste Disposal Most non-hazardous solid waste generated at the proposed facility would consist of employee trash and debris, metals or other materials which may be separated from the agricultural waste to prevent damage to the Reclaim Hopper. It would be the decision of facility management to select a local disposal company to haul the solid waste or choose to haul the solid waste independently as part of the facility's housekeeping procedures. The volume of solid waste from the proposed facility is expected to be accommodated by the county disposal facilities (Perez 1988) . Mitigation Measure. None would be necessary. Impact 9 - Gas and Electricity Demands Gas and electricity for the proposed facility would be provided by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) in Stockton. Electricity would be the only utility requiring permanent connection to off-site sources. The facility would require a 2,000 kva electrical substation to be developed on-site. The 12 kv overhea3d line located on Austin Road would 3-20 104-6.R3 4/10/89