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UbE PERMIT APPLICATION N2 U-73-9 Approved-B/S-2-15-73 USE PERMIT CONDITIONS: 1. The permitted use shall not at any time develop into a nuisance, as herein defined. If, in the opinion of the Board of Adjustment, Planning Commission or Board of Supervisors, any County Ordinance or State Law or regulations or conditions attached hereto are being violated in connection with the operation of this use, that they retain the power to revoke or modify this permit. For the purposes of this use permit, a nuisance is defined as follows: "Nuisance is defined as anything resulting from unreasonable or unlawful practices or from. neglect which is, or tends to be injurious to health, saftey or public welfare, or is unsightly or offensive to the senses so as to interfere with the comfortable enjoyment of life or property in the neighborhood area, as such neighborhood area is defined by the Planning Commission or Board of Adjustment." 2. The attached Plot Plan is hereby made a permanent part of this approved use permit and shall be identified as "EXHIBIT A," and all construction, reconstruction, moving, remodeling or other structural alteration shall be made in conformity therewith. Any variation from said Plot Plan shall be first approved by the Planning Depart- ment, Commission or Board of Adjustment. 3. This use permit is granted under the condition that said permit not be transferred within a 90-day period after the date-or approval. 4. The site shall be prepared and operated in accordance with recommendations presented in the report prepared by EMCON ASSOCIATES entitled "Geotechnical Investigation and Waste Management Studies" , Proposed 157 - Acre Class II-I Disposal site, Stockton, California, for Forward, Inc. , dated July 7, 1972, including proposed berms for flood protection; 5. The building shall be flood proofed to protect the building from Inter- mediate Regional Flood, now estimated to be shall flooding less than 2 feet deep on the average; 6. A Development Plan indicating the on-site roadways and parking areas, location of all buildings and structures involved in monitoring the operation, depth and heigh of landfill, protective berms, fences and landscaping proposed to reduce noise, approved by the Planning Director; 7. Public and vehicular traffic shall be routed in the recovery station and not directly to the disposal site;. 8. Surface run off of storm waters from the disposal site shall be drained to South Little John Creek; 9. Berms shall be maintained at heights that will prevent refuse from being carried downstream during high water; 10. Subject to all requirements of the Local Health District and subject to application and permit conditions as per Ordinance 877 and Rules and Regulations for operation of a Sanitary Landfill; 11. Conformance to all criteria, discharge specifications, monitoring and reporting provisions, and requirements for discontinuance of the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley Region; 12. The site shall not be open to the general public, unless decided otherwise by the Board of Supervisors. Any fees charged to the public shall be subject to approval by the Board of Supervisors; 13. Applicant shall post a bond in an amount determined by the Public Works DepartmentiD be sufficient to restore the site in the event the applicant terminates the project and fails to comply with all conditions of approval, subject to approval by the Board of Supervisors; 14. A re-use plan of the site to be approved by the Board of Supervisors prior to Feb. 15, 1974. Such re-use plan may be revised, subject to approval of the Board of Supervisors, to serve changing needs; 15. Cannery wastes shall not be disposed of upon the site. a , 8 r