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r <br /> (blood, cultures and swabs) and sharp items such <br /> as needles and glass. The hospital , in addition <br /> to the above items will generate body parts as <br /> well as chemotherapy waste. <br /> All hazardous waste, other than chemotherapy and <br /> body parts, can be sterilized then compacted and <br /> properly stored prior to shipment. Body parts <br /> will be handled through pathology and a local <br /> mortuary. Chemotherapy waste is to be picked up <br /> by an approved contracting firm for proper <br /> disposal . Three such firms operate in the <br /> Stockton area. Mr. Joe Walker of the City Public <br /> Works Department has indicated the existing land <br /> fill site has capacity and the ability to accept <br /> waste as long as City health requirements are <br /> satisfied. <br /> 6. Water Supply <br /> According to figures supplied by Kaiser Perman- <br /> ente, the 180 doctor MOB and 200 bed hospital can <br /> be expected to use 52,200 gallons of water daily. <br /> The peak flow demand is estimated at 1475 gallons <br /> per minute. <br /> Water is supplied to the site by the City of <br /> Stockton . The transmissions facilities are in <br /> place according to Mr . Duane Cox of the City <br /> Municipal Utilities Department and are adequate to <br /> supply the projected daily and peak requirements. <br /> In response to the existing ground water overdraft <br /> problem, the City will provide treated surface <br /> supply through a transmission line in cooperation <br /> with the Stockton East Water District. This <br /> surface supply will alleviate part of the existing <br /> groundwater overdraft problem and supplement <br /> Stockton 's nortn area. <br /> 7. Liquid Waste <br /> For the MOB and hospital , liquid waste will be <br /> essentially equal to water use, or an estimated <br /> 52 , 000 gallons per day. The City of Stockton <br /> operates a Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility. <br /> The Plant ' s capacity was designed to serve the <br /> metropolitan area. <br /> Kaiser will be required to construct the internal <br /> sanitary sewer system. Plans and specifications <br /> will be subject to City Public Works Department <br /> approval. Typically, specifications incorporate <br /> provisions to mitigate short term noise and dust <br /> impacts during construction. <br /> �r <br />