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r KLEINFELDER Bright People.Right SolutioM proposed maximum of 1,250 TPD is expected to occur on fewer than 10 days per year. 2.4.1 Entitlements The proposed project will require the issuance of a Use Permit by the City of Stockton and a Solid Waste Facilities Permit (SWFP) by CalRecycle. ESRTS currently operates under an existing City Use Permit (UP75-95); however, expansion of the project site and associated usage of the expanded site will require issuance of a new permit. The requested Use Permit would apply to the entire project site, as described in this section. r The proposed project includes a request for abandonment of the portion of F Street separating the eastern (existing) and western (expansion area) portions of the project site. This area, shown on Figure 2-5), encompasses approximately 0.3 acres. The project applicant has title to lands on both sides of the street; as a result, title to the subject abandonment area will revert to the project applicant. A portion of the proposed project would require amendment of the existing CalRecycle SWFP; this requirement applies only to areas involving waste handling. The amended SWFP would be applicable only to APN 153-231-17, r which contains the existing transfer station and recycling operations. The remaining project facilities consist of existing or planned operations including glass sorting that are not required to have a SWFP. These uses include truck circulation, scales and parking. The proposed project includes the zoning of the abandoned portion of F Street, and the rezoning of the portion of the project site located west of F Street, to Industrial General (IG). F Street is presently unzoned. The addition to the project site is presently zoned to Industrial Limited (IL). r The IG zoneran ermits a wider a of industrial uses than the IL zone, including P g heavy manufacturing. A range of non-industrial uses, including certain retail and service commercial uses, which are allowable in the IL zone are prohibited in the IG zone. The purpose of the proposed rezoning action is to enable the western IL-zoned portion of the site to be used for recycling and transfer station purposes; these uses are not permitted in the IL district. Proposed zoning actions are shown on Figure 2-6. Demolition permits will be required for the existing on-site structures listed in Section 2.4.4. In addition, demolition permits will be required for the removal of three existing off-site residences located along the south side of E Weber Avenue, which are subject to noise impacts. These residences will require consideration under Development Code Section 16.220.105 "Demolition or relocation of historic resources." 121339/ST011 R209 2-4 September 16,2011 Copyright 2011 Kleinfelder