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e) Resulfln a determination by ❑ ❑ ❑ X <br /> the wastewater treatment <br /> provider which serves or may <br /> serve the project that it has <br /> adequate capacity to serve the <br /> projectrs•projected•demand in <br /> additioii to,the provider's <br /> existing commitments? <br /> f) Be served by a landfill with ❑ ❑ ❑ X <br /> suffici6t•permjtted capacity to <br /> accoiiil iodate the project's <br /> solid waste disposal needs? <br /> g) Gompliwith federal, state;and ❑ ❑ ❑ X <br /> local sti fUtes and'regblations` <br /> r=elated to solid waste? <br /> Comments: <br /> a-e) All water required for facility operations including potable water, is obtained from an onsite <br /> groundwater supply well (EMD Permit#4552)This well was approved by the Environmental <br /> Health Department in 1994.This onsite well also supplies an onsite 150,000 gallon storage <br /> tank-to satisfy local fire protection requirements.As a Condition of Approval,the <br /> Environmental Health Department Is requiring a yearly permit to operate a public water <br /> system should the number of non-resident individuals exceed 24 for at least 60 days per <br /> •;'year or if t.te number of service connections exceed four.Therefore any impacts to water <br /> -supplies available to serve the project will be less than significant. <br /> AMIL <br /> Sanitary sewer wastes-are collected and dispose of in a subsurface leach field installed on <br /> site.The dQsi n of this system is per San Joaquin County Public Health Services <br /> :•,raqu1remggAs.* The septic system was approved by the EHD (Permit#4280) in 1995. If the <br /> existing so';ptic system Is determined to be inadequate during the proposed expansion, then <br /> ...the..construction of'an individual sewage.disposal system(.$).will be.required at.the time of <br /> development which meets the requirements of the Environmental Health Department. <br /> For Storm4rainage,the facility will operate under a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan <br /> filed:with California State Water Resources Control.Board.The facility will operate on <br /> concrete or asphalt concrete.Surface water runoff, including all process water,will be <br /> directed to an onsite retention basin'by use of a grading design,drain pipes and drainage <br /> ditches,where it will be properly treated,if necessary,to eliminate potential environmental <br /> impacts.Water will be pumped from the retention basin for facility use in operations, <br /> including fire and dust control.The retention basin has been designed to retain all surface <br /> water rung fresulting from a.1 00 year, 24 hour storm event. Site personnel.will regularly <br /> inspect and.'.maintain the storm drains,drainage ditches and basin.The project will.not <br /> .require nevi.public utility systems.or district boundary changes.Therefore,I any impacts for <br /> storm water.discharge will be less than significant. <br />