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7.1 MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM Public Utilities Table 7.1 -continued Timing or Person/ Frequency Monitoring Agency of Impact Mitigation Measure Requirements Responsible' Monitoring= 4.4.2-2(c) If sufficient land were not available to reclaim all of the Submittal of approved SJCDPW and SP and PC treated wastewater, an application for the proposed application by SJCDPW wastewater discharge to Old River should be submitted for RWQCB at SP stage. consideration by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board prior to Specific Plan approval and a permit should be obtained prior to project construction. 4.4.2-2(d) The wastewater treatment plant should be designed with a Review of preliminary SJCDPW; SP and PC high degree of redundancy for every unit process to plant design at SP SJCBD; and minimize the potential for incomplete treatment. stage. SJCCDD 4.4.2-2(c) An aggressive public education campaign should be Submittal of SJCDPW O (annually) considered in developing the Specific Plan to inform the educational materials public of what wastes could be disposed of in the sanitary for review and sewer and what alternative disposal options are available for approval. other wastes. The program should include information regarding alternative household chemicals that are the least environmental) harmful. 4.4.2-2(f) A pretreatment program should be considered in developing Review at SP stage. SJCCDD and SP the Specific Plan. The program would be designed to SJCDPW educate and regulate businesses regarding what may be discharged to the sanitary sewer. 4.4.2-2(g) A hazardous waste collection program should be Submittal of, SJCCDD and SP and O implemented by the Community Services District to provide preliminary program SJCDPW readily availahlc disposal options for residents within the at SP stage. project. Verification during operations. 4.4.2-2(h) During construction for any project phase, all Vcrify prior to SJCBD and PC agricultural drains under the Impacted project areas are construction. SJCCDD to should be removed or abandoned In place to eliminate the potential for the drains to act as contamination conduits. All drains should be eliminated at project build-out. All plans for relocation or removal of agricultural drains should be approved by the RWQCB.