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6.38 Page 2 volume (25-174 tons/day) CDI and medium volume (200-500 ton/day) Wood Debris recycling facilities.3 According to the Public Resources Code a medium or larger sized nondisposal facility can not be established or expanded within a jurisdiction unless the facility is identified in the host jurisdiction's NDFE. The City, not the Port, is responsible for updating /amending the Joint NDFE to include all new nondisposal facilities ofthis size. The site's General Plan designation is Heavy Industrial and the Zoning designation is General Industrial (GI). On September 26, 2008, the San Mateo County Environmental Health Department notified the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB) and Ferma Corporation of Ferma's approved notification packages for small volume: 1) Construction and Demolition/Inert (CDI) Debris (24 tons/day); and 2) Wood Debris (199tons/day) recycling facilities (documents provided at the City Clerk's Office). Small volume facilities/ operations are approved by San Mateo County Environmental Health Department. Staff now requests that the City Council adopt a resolution amending the Joint NDFE. consistent with state law, so that it includes Ferma Corporation proposed medium volume CDI and wood debris recycling facilities. If Council approves the Joint NDFE amendment, Ferma will seek a new approval from the Port and San Mateo County Health Department to increase their capacity from a small to a medium sized facility. It is the Port's responsibility to determine the appropriate review process and California Environmental Quality Act (CEOA) determination. ALTERNATIVE 00 not authorize an amendment to the Joint NDFE and direct staff instead to submit an independently prepared NDFE per California Public Resources Code Section 41730. FISCAL IMPACT None. Ferma will pay for aU costs associated with their Port of Redwood City application. , " f '"7'~ 11/ /'/I'~I / ,lie vI.: f ~ : l- /.,.,/ , .' / I; ,,//,- ".I, 1;1/ . ". l ({ t., if 1'1 /".1 II {.l,lJlt/\.....-J Maureen Ri6rdan' " ~n~r~ Chu Chang Acting Community Development Director Perer In~~ City Manage / AITACHMENTS 1. Amendment to Joint Nondisposal Facility Element (NDFE), November 10, 2008. 2. Resolution amending the Joint NDFE 3. Summary of Nondisposal Facilities in San Mateo County 3 Per PRC Section 41735 (a), the adoption or amendment of a NDFE is not subject to environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The Port, however, is responsible for CEQA analysis of projects located on Port property, as applicable.t 2