Laserfiche WebLink
identify potentially hazardous substances from residential sources and label and package them <br /> for transporting off-site. <br /> Material handling requirements for the facility are designed to process an average of 800 and <br /> a peak of 1,000 tons per day delivered to the site by they 2010. Sorting lines and equipment <br /> will be expanded over time as incoming volumes are increased. The main building used for <br /> material recovery and transfer has been designed so it can be expanded if necessary. <br /> The location map, Figure 2, shows the site boundaries, pre-development topography and land <br /> zoning within 1,000 feet of the site boundaries at a scale of I" = 2,000'. The station will <br /> require electric, water and sewage facilities. Electricity to the site is available along MacArthur <br /> Drive. The nearest public water service is in MacArthur Drive approximately three miles north <br /> of the site. The nearest public sewer line is also in MacArthur Drive, approximately three miles <br /> to the north. <br /> Since the extension of public sewer and water does not appear feasible, an individual on-site <br /> sewage disposal system and a water supply and storage system will be developed to service the <br /> facility. <br /> The two predominant land uses in the project area are agriculture and gravel mining. <br /> Specifically, to the north, east and south of the site are fields of row crops and orchards. To <br /> the west are the continuing operations of the LoneStar Industries gravel mining operations. An <br /> existing irrigation canal also parallels the site's western boundary. Other land uses in the area <br /> include Royster Tire Storage and Recycling facility to the northwest and Teichert Aggregates <br /> operating a sand and gravel mining facility to the north. The closest development to the <br /> proposed project site are two residences (mobile homes) located approximately 600 feet north <br /> of the site on the east side of MacArthur Drive. The closest residential subdivision is <br /> approximately one mile north of the site along MacArthur Drive. <br /> The site is currently zoned as open space/resource conservation (AG:40, Agricultural: 40 Acres) <br /> by San Joaquin County. The City of Tracy has designated the parcel as being within its Sphere <br /> of Influence, with a prezoning of A/G or Agriculture/General. <br /> L:1PR0JWr1397/NW/RS1-1.TCY <br /> Revision 1.0 4 F&nIffy 1, 19% <br />