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this point he thought they were well below the permitted 720 tons percent. As the City grows, they need to anticipate the amount of be dealt with, and before that time will ask the City for expansion. r day, something like 50 arbage that will have to Commissioner Wright referred to page 7 and questioned Mr. Inder itzen about the pumping station portion for the portable toilets. Mr. Inderbitzen noted that e trucks go to the site itself and pump the toilets there. cGuirk what would Mr. Inderbitzen further discussed with Commissioners Wright and comprise the 720 ton capacity. Commissioner McGuirk questioned Mr. lnderbitzen regarding the ood chip operation and noted that he had seen about a 20 ft. high pile of chips there at one time. He asked whether that was a pile done in one day. The applicant responded that parti ular day may have been unusual; since that time they have purchased a new chippillg machi e. Commissioner McGuirk referred to several lines in Conditions G.1 and H.1 and asked staff why they were scratched out. Mr. Swift replied that these lines we found to be repetitive in the Conditions and not necessary. He further pointed out Condi on 1 takes care of the situation. Commissioner Wright referred to page 2, Condition 5 and question Mr. Swift as to how often inspections of the site will take place. Mr. Swift stated regul tion of the transfer station is primarily done by the Alameda County Department of H th who go out frequently to the site to inspect. The City is in contact with the De artment of Health, and should the facility not be complying with the Conditions of Approv ,then their conditional use permit can be revoked and they would have to appear again be re the Planning Commission. Commissioner McGuirk called attention to a letter from Kaiser San and Gravel requesting that the Commission consider the long-term use of the land for the onditional use permit. Mr. Swift explained that although Kaiser is presently mining adjac t to the transfer facility, in the long run, they consider the site to be more appropriate as a sidential site. He noted the City will be looking at the Kaiser property sometime in the fu reo He further commented he did not think the immediate neighborhood adjacent t the transfer station would be residential in the future, but there was a possibility it cou d be farther east. Chairman Hovingh noted for the record that he spoke to Mr. Inde itzen earlier this week. He asked whether PGS owns the land the transfer station is located on. Mr. Inderbitzen replied PGS does not own the land, but leases it from M&M Land ompany, which is a partnership of Bob Molinaro and Tony Makiano. Planning Commission Minutes July 8, 1992 Page 8