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San Joaquin County Environmental Checklist <br /> Impact Discussion <br /> a. Fire and Police Protection: No impacts on emergency access services would <br /> occur because no operational changes are proposed. The proposed project is not <br /> expected to induce growth or the need for new facilities,and the incremental <br /> demands on police and fire services that may be required over the life of the <br /> landfill are considered negligible. Potential impacts on these services are <br /> considered less than significant. No mitigation is required. <br /> Schools,Parks,and Other Public Facilities: The proposed project would not <br /> induce growth that would result in a substantial increase in the demand for schools, <br /> parks,or other public facilities,nor would the project result in a substantial <br /> increase in area traffic that would increase road maintenance needs. Potential <br /> impacts on these services are considered less than significant. No mitigation is <br /> required. <br /> Solid Waste Disposal Services: The principal public service effect of the <br /> increase in permitted landfill height and the resulting increase in landfill disposal <br /> volume would be the extension of the time during which disposal services could <br /> be provided at this site from 2036 to approximately 2048 without increasing the <br /> landfill footprint into adjacent properties. <br /> The principle service effect of increasing the permitted daily tonnage disposal <br /> limit and incoming refuse vehicle counts would be to allow the NCRC&SL to <br /> serve the increasing demand for solid waste disposal service by NCRC&SL <br /> customers. <br /> In 2004,average daily incoming trips totaled 311 trips/day and 591 trips/day on <br /> peak days. Increase in tonnage stems from population growth in the landfill <br /> service area. The County does not control the number of vehicles or tonnage that <br /> comes to the landfill on a daily basis.Rather,the purpose of this project is to <br /> respond to a growing need for waste disposal at the NCRC&SL. <br /> Notice of Preparation for the June 2006 <br /> North County Recycling Center and Sanitary Landfill 2.68 <br /> Permit Revision Jas 06307.06 <br />