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Electromagnetic Interference :
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<br /> 1 . No use , activity or process shall be conducted which produces electric and /or magnetic fields which
<br /> adversely affect public health , safety , and general welfare . This standard includes , but is not limited to :
<br /> • Any use , activity or process which interferes with any operation or equipment ; and
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<br /> • Any use , activity or process which interferes with radio , television , and /or telephone reception ,
<br /> beyond the boundaries of the lot on which the activity is conducted .
<br /> 2 . All establishments conducting uses , activities or processes that generate electric and /or magnetic fields
<br /> are expected to comply with applicable Federal Communications Commission ( FCC) regulations . Copies
<br /> of all required FCC permits , including conditions for reporting and monitoring , must be submitted with the
<br /> comprehensive site development plan ,
<br /> Hazardous Materials :
<br /> 1 . Each permitted use , special use , and accessory use is required to comply with all applicable federal ,
<br /> state , and local rules and regulations governing the storage , use , and disposal of hazardous materials .
<br /> 2 . Each comprehensive site development plan must be accompanied by a Hazardous Materials
<br /> Management Plan ( HMMP) consisting of the following :
<br /> • A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) which lists the specific hazardous substance that a facility is
<br /> handling and details its known health impacts , physical properties , and appropriate protective
<br /> measures . A separate MSDS form must be submitted for each hazardous substance handled .
<br /> • A Tier Two form which indicates the precise location and quantity of hazardous materials within a
<br /> plant or place of business .
<br /> • Building and site plans which indicate the precise location and quantity of hazardous materials .
<br /> 3 . An Environmental Assessment will be required for any use or facility which qualifies as a small or large
<br /> generator of hazardous waste in accordance with State law .
<br /> 4 . Any use or facility which is involved in the long -term storage or disposal of hazardous wastes will be
<br /> required to submit a full Environmental Impact Statement .
<br /> 5 . In either case , documentation must be provided as part of the HMMP that hazardous wastes are being
<br /> sent to an approved hazardous waste recycling , storage , treatment or disposal facility , that an EPARID
<br /> number has been obtained , that only authorized transporters are used , and that on - site storage is limited
<br /> to 180 days (or up to 270 days if the waste is to be transported more than 200 miles) .
<br /> Solid Waste
<br /> 1 . All uses and activities must provide secure , safe , and sanitary facilities for the storage and pickup of solid
<br /> waste and recyclables . Such facilities must be convenient to collection and must be appropriate to the
<br /> type and size of the use of activity being served . All solid waste and recyclables storage facilities must be
<br /> screened according to the design criteria in Section 3 . 4 , Service and Storage .
<br /> 2 . All uses and activities must remove recyclable materials from the solid waste generated and make them
<br /> available for recycling . Recyclable materials , including but not limited to glass , metal cans , plastic
<br /> containers , corrugated cardboard and white office paper , newspapers , and motor oil , must not be mixed
<br /> with or disposed of with other solid waste , subject to Orange County Solid Waste Ordinance as amended . .
<br /> 3 . All uses and activities shall remove or cause to be removed all solid wastes from the site or property
<br /> before harborage of such waste creates a health hazard .
<br /> 4 . Each comprehensive site development must be accompanied by Solid Waste Management Plan ,
<br /> including a recycling plan and a plan for the management of construction and land clearing debris . The
<br /> recycling plan must provide information regarding the type and quantity of recyclable materials generated
<br /> each month , and the facilities to be provided for collection and storage .
<br /> 5 . Management plans for construction and land clearing debris must identify the type and quantity of debris
<br /> as well as its disposal location .
<br /> Grading & Erosion Control :
<br /> 1 . Each comprehensive site development plan must be accompanied by an erosion control plan prepared to
<br /> meet the specific requirements and standards contained in the Orange County Erosion & Sediment
<br /> Control Ordinance and Manual and other stormwater requirements .
<br /> 2 . Lot grading must be done in such a way as to preserve the topographic features and maintain natural
<br /> drainage patterns , and to provide positive drainage . In locating buildings , parking and other features on a 1-111-. 161
<br /> site , the following standards must be met :
<br /> 1 ) Minimize disturbance and phase development wherever practical .
<br /> 2) Preserve existing vegetation , especially significant stands of trees along drainage ways , on steep
<br /> slopes , and in buffer areas .
<br /> 3 ) Use the natural shape of the land with minimal grading to locate features in a way that minimizes
<br /> impacts on and off the site .
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