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M. Energy Adequate energy resources and utlities (sewer and water service capacity) are available to the site. [I) II. CUMULATIVE POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF RELATED OR ANTICIPATED FUTURE PROJECTS Any increase in volume of wastes to be processed by the facility will be subject to federal RCRA or state permit, county and city licensing requirements. Moreover, wastewater from the project will have to meet the MWCC's and applicable federal wastewater pretreatment standards. [1] III. EXTENT TO WHICH ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ARE SUBJECT TO MITIGATION BY ONGOING PUBLIC REGULATORY AUTHORITY The project will be subject to: 1. Federal RCRA or MPCA hazardous waste treatment and storage facility permits and U.S. EPA requirements, which will include requirements for spill prevention control plans and countermeasures, container adequacy specifica- tions and management practices, the design and operation of secondary containment systems, and for transporting wastes. The facility must also obtain a hazardous waste transportation, storage, and processing license from Hennepin County. In addition, air quality emission surveillance monitoring systems for the storage and processing equipment may be required under RCRA or the state permit. 2. The MWCC industrial wastewater discharge permit which will include local pretreatment limitations for the Metropolitan Disposal System and applicable federal categorical regulations limiting the concentration of metals (including cadmium, total chromium, copper, lead, nickel, zinc and mercury), the total cyanide concentration, and pH in the proposed facility's wastewater to be discharged to the sanitary sewer. Also, the facility must pay the MWCC for discharging total suspended solids concentrations or wastewater with chemical oxygen demand levels over set base levels. 3. The project may also be subject to a MPCA minor source air emission facility permit which may be required for the proposed facility if venting to the outside air is to occur, or a boiler is installed for the project tripping requirements in Minnesota Rules Part 7005.0300-7005.0400.