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by Cove Contractors in the unlikely event that a fire occurs in the waste. Comment on Section A-17 RDSI neglects to state local fire agency perimeter clearance requirements and fails to document how the facility complies. PHS requests a letter from the local fire authority stating that the site is in compliance with the fire regulations. Response to Comment on Section A-17 On September 17, 1991, Kleinfelder contacted Captain White of the Stockton Fire District and requested a letter indicating the site is in compliance with their requirements and regulations. A copy of the letter, when received, will be forwarded to PHS. Comment on Section C-1 RDSI states property as Assessor Parcel Number 177-020-28. Map A-3 shows site property as Assessor Parcel Number 177-020-28 and 177-020-29. Please clarify what parcel the landfill is located on. Response to Comment on Section C-1 The landfill is located on parcel number 177-020-29, which is owned and operated by Cove Contractors, and contains the remaining portions of the pit to be filled. Parcel 177-020-28 is the parcel directly to the north of the pit. The "approximate disposal area" on A-3, shows a small extension along the south eastern portion of 177-020-28, which is based on borings performed by Kleinfelder for the SWAT (Appendix F, see Plate 1.14) and review of historical aerial photographs for the disposal site and clay mining operations. A discussion of the existing waste based on historical data is in B-1.2 of the RDSI. Comment on Section D-1 RDSI indicates dirt access roads for the site. Section 17484 Title 14 CCR states roads shall minimize dust and tracking of material onto adjacent paved public roads. How will this be resolved? Response to Comment on Section D-1 Dirt roads are commonly used at disposal sites for access to fill areas. As mentioned in the comment on section A-8, above, a 8