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p. 27 Austin 9994 (G2,a), Austin 2000 (G2,a) All internal combustion engine driven equipment should be properly maintained and tuned according to manufacturers specifications. q. 28 Forward 9993 (D8) All VOC-contaminated soil which is not being treated shall be covered with six -mil non -porous plastic. r, 29 Forward 9993 (D9) If VOC emissions exceed APCD limits for open aeration, a VOC collection and removal system shall be installed to minimize VOC emissions. S. 30 Forward 9993 (D10) Any net increase in VOC emissions which remain after the installation of a collection/removal system shall be offset to the degree required by SJVUAPCD Rule 220.1 t. 31 (E.1) Proposed as Part of the Project: Use a total of 17 pieces of equipment (at any given time) over the life of the project to minimize particulate discharge. As shown in Table IV.E-1 (of the EIR) the risk from particulate—and specifically diesel fumes—was lessened for the project versus the baseline conditions is the existing 28 pieces of diesel powered landfill operating equipment to be changed out every 5 years at Forward and every 10 years at Austin would be changed to using a total of 17 pieces of equipment over 15 -year or less replacement scenarios. U. 35 (E.4) Proposed as Part of the Project: Where required by State and Federal regulations, the landfill gas monitoring, gas control and collection system will be installed, extending to the new areas of the expanding landfill and operating in conformance with applicable regulations. The existing gas extraction system, or an equivalent system, will continue to operate. Regular gas monitoring wilt be conducted to prevent explosive or toxic gas accumulation in onsite buildings or beneath temporary buildings. The landfill operator will install an automatic combustible gas detection and alarm system for structures at the site. V. 39 (E.8) Identified in EIR: Forward Landfill shall confinue to test all known water supply wells within the area of the mapped and projected groundwater plume. Groundwater monitoring test shall be performed quarterly at all downgradient private wells at risk. Where detectable VOCs have historically been reported, bottled water shall continue to be supplied by the applicant (as is currently being done for two affected households) until the well sample analytical results show no detectable VOCs for four consecutive quarterly sampling events. Other offsite private wells such as the CYA wells that have not been adversely affected by the plume shall continue to be monitored and if VOC-contamination is reported then replacement water shall be provided by the applicant, if requested. For wells within the footprint of the plume, institutional controls such as notification to current and future landowners regarding risks of installing production wells shall be implemented as part of the local well permitting process. San Joaquin County UP -00-7, ER-00-2\Forward, Inc. Community Development Page 21