§ 9507.1. Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Filing Requirements. — Carson Zoning Code

In addition to the filing requirements required by CMC § 9173.1 , Applications, for projects within the City to which this Chapter is applicable, the following materials are also required as part of a CUP application for the consideration of the Planning Commission, or the City Council on appeal:

A. A complete statement of the proposed project including, but not limited to, activities, facilities, and sites.
B. A new or updated emergency response plan to deal with potential consequences and actions to be taken in the event of floods, earthquakes, hydrocarbon leaks or fires for the site. The

emergency response plan shall be approved by the City's Public Safety and Community Services Manager and the Los Angeles County Fire Department.

C. A phasing plan for the staging of development that includes the estimated timetable for project construction, operation, completion, restoration, and, where applicable, the location and amount of land reserved for future expansion.
D. A site plan showing:
1. Surface property, easement, rights-of-way and pipeline right-of-way boundaries within the site.
2. Proposed access road constructions or modifications and connections with City streets and roads and any existing private roads.
3. Areas to be used for construction.
4. Areas to be used for access and maintenance during pipeline operation within and adjacent to the site.
5. Existing roads, and pipelines and pipeline rights-of-way, if any.
6. Location and type of existing and proposed structures within fifty (50) feet of pipeline rightof-way.
7. Location of existing and proposed wells and oil or gas containing equipment and their measured distance from nearby uses, including the closest residential or school property line.
8. Proposed alteration of surface drainages within the site.
9. A contour map showing existing and proposed contours.
10. A plan for parking on or off site.
11. A map of all known, historic, or suspected active, idle and abandoned oil and gas wells or wellheads within the site and within one thousand five hundred (1,500) feet of the surface location of any existing or proposed new well within the site.
E. Site operations plan containing process flow diagrams, piping and instrumentation diagrams, expected process flows (rates, pressures, composition), and shutdown/startup procedures, quarterly/annual production, disposition, injection, and disposal.
F. Plans with measures to be used to prevent or reduce nuisance effects (e.g., dust, fumes, glare, noise, odor, air pollutants, and vibration) and to prevent danger to life, environmental quality, and property, consistent with the development standards in this Chapter.
G. Estimates of the amount of cut and fill required by the proposed project.
H. If the site is within one thousand (1,000) feet of any prohibited zoning as listed in Table 1-1, a plan for a community alert system (including new or utilizing existing systems, including, but not limited to, those operated by the Police, Sheriff or Fire Department) to automatically notify area residences and businesses in the event of an emergency at an oil or gas site that would require residents to take shelter or take other protective actions.
I. If any grading is proposed that results in the loss of vegetated, sandy, permeable ground areas, which could alter surface runoff at the site, a site-specific hydrologic analysis to evaluate anticipated changes in drainage patterns and associated increased runoff at the site.
J. If the site is within one thousand (1,000) feet of any prohibited zoning as listed in Table 1-1, a quiet mode operation plan which includes, but is not limited to, the following noise reduction measures:
1. Using signalers for all backup operations instead of backup alarms and turning off backup alarms;
2. Using radios instead of voice communication;
3. Minimizing crane use and pipe handling operations, pipe offloading from trucks and board loading to the maximum extent feasible and nighttime loading only for safety reasons;
4. Prohibiting material and supply deliveries to the project site, other than along designated truck routes, between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. on weekdays and prohibiting deliveries on weekends and holidays, with exceptions only for safety; and
5. Limiting process alarms and communications over the broadcast system to the maximum extent feasible during all operations and use only for safety reasons.
K. If the site is within one thousand (1,000) feet of any prohibited zoning as listed in Table 1-1, a photometric analysis, which compares the baseline of the existing light measurements with the proposed light spill that will result from the oil and gas site.
L. An environmental quality assurance program ("EQAP"). (Ref. CMC § 9531.1 .) (Ord. 16-1590, Exh. B (§ 1))