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Ed Padilla December 13, 1993 Page 2 Projected Number of Vehicles By Type and Year Year Non- Non- Auto- Auto- Total Total auto- auto- mated mated mated mated Low High Low High Low High 1995 110,138 126,100 17,900 22,435 132,573 148,535 1999 97,145 143,450 15, 788 28,945 112,933 172,395 NJ 2000 93, 897 147, 790 17,973 36, 007 1 111, 870 183, 79711 3 . Copies of the Notice of Determination and the Mitigation Monitoring Plan are attached as part of this addendum. 4 . A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nationwide Permit #26 is not required. A copy of the letter from the Corps of Engineers stating exemption for this project is attached as part of this addendum. 5. The Manteca-Lathrop Fire District Permit will be issued upon approval of the plans by the San Joaquin County Building Department. This approval is expected by March 31, 1994 . A copy of the fire permit will be provided to you upon its issuance. 6. Recycled waste products will be stored at the Station no longer than 90 days. Any hazardous waste removed from the waste stream will be stored in the hazardous waste locker for no more than 90 days. Other than this, no other hazardous wastes will be stored on site. 7. Facility personnel have received hazardous waste identification training by the County Office of Emergency Services. An Emergency Response Guidebook is available for use at the Station. Additionally, weekly safety meetings are held at the Station to discuss safety issues and conduct in- house training by supervisory personnel . in-house training includes safety topics, hazardous waste identification, operations/procedures, and use of equipment training. In addition, Solid Waste Division field supervisory personnel periodically attend Safety/Hazardous Waste Management workshops approved by the U.C. Davis Extension. Personnel who attend then provide in-house training to other field personnel .