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12/31/2025 7:47:53 AM
Creation date
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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0014807
PE
2675 - EIR - NOTICE OF PREPARATION (EI)
STREET_NUMBER
14320
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
SCHULTE
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
TRACY
Zip
95377
APN
20924036
CURRENT_STATUS
Closed - Issued
QC Status
Approved
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14320 W SCHULTE RD TRACY 95377
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INTERNATIONAL PARK OF COMMERCE SPECIFIC PLAN•PHASE 2 JUNE 24, 2022 <br /> The wastewater treatment site will also house e. Storm Drainage <br /> the recycled water facilities, which include a Detention basins are proposed to serve new <br /> pump station and above ground storage tank. development in this specific plan. Though <br /> The location of the wastewater treatment site there are several important goals and benefits <br /> is shown on Figure 6.15. With the well head associated with the incorporation of detention <br /> treatment anticipated and discussed above, the basins as a storm drainage facility component, <br /> solids from the wastewater system are minimal the primary driving factors that warrant detention <br /> and can be recycled and used as fertilizer for the basins are limitations in downstream outfalls <br /> landscaping within the development. and discharge capacities and the need to provide <br /> significant storm water quality enhancement. New <br /> d. Recycled water detention basins will provide a significant amount <br /> The treated wastewater generated by the Project of storage capacity and will provide significant <br /> will be treated to the necessary requirements attenuation of peak flows to meter downstream <br /> to be used for the landscape irrigation of the releases of stormwater to reduced rates that are <br /> site. The project is preparing an application considered to be reasonable, acceptable, and <br /> to the regional water board for the disposal of environmentally sound. All proposed detention <br /> wastewater generated by the project. Once the basins have been sized to accommodate the 100- <br /> permit is approved by the reginal board then year 24-hour storm under build-out conditions, <br /> the project will work with San Joaquin County considering outflow discharge rates. <br /> environmental health department to construct the The surface areas of the proposed detention <br /> recycled water distribution system which will be basins, including access roadways and <br /> used to irrigate all of the landscaping throughout appurtenant features, range from 1 acre to 2.5 <br /> the project area. The recycled water system will acres. <br /> have a storage tank to help equalize the flows <br /> between the generation rate of the wastewater Detention basin depths have been typically <br /> treatment system and the irrigation demands. assumed to be eight feet as a general template <br /> The recycled water system will be fed by the for most proposed detention basins, including <br /> wastewater effluent storage tank. The recycled one foot of freeboard above the 100-year water <br /> water distribution system will be expanded as the surface elevation. An additional 20% has been <br /> project's landscaped areas are added. added to the surface area of assumed excavation <br /> for the detention basins to account for setbacks <br /> An on-site "purple pipe" system will be designed and provision for vehicular access around them <br /> and installed to provide the irrigation for the and to the lower areas to facilitate maintenance. <br /> project, see Figure 6.14. The treated wastewater A detention basin typical cross-section is shown <br /> will be stored in an above ground recycled below. Sizing will be based on Detention Basin <br /> water storage tanks and pumped to irrigate section 3-4.05 of the San Joaquin County <br /> the landscape. The recycled water tank and Improvement Standards published on November <br /> pump station will be located at the wastewater 2014, see Figure 6.16. <br /> treatment plant site. <br /> CHAPTER 6 <br /> 6-18 <br />
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