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Forward Inc. Landfill Expansion Project MMRP (April-September) before landfill activity begins to intensify as a result ofproject implementation. Data should be collected daily during this baseline period, during the landfill's transition to higher project-related activity levels, and during the landfill's peak operational phases thereafter. If the more intensive landfill operations are found to increment the 24-hour average of the annual average PMIO levels by more than S ug/m3 over baseline, respectively, even with the implementation of all the above-mentioned dust controls,further dust control measure and/or limits on the amount of waste received at the site may be necessary to control PMIO impacts. 35. Forward 1993(D6) Forward, Inc. shall schedule regular deliveries of waste at the landfill to minimize queuing and idling. 36.Austin 1994(G2.b),Austin 2000(G2.b) ' The idling of all internal combustion equipment shall be limited to ten minutes at any given time. 37.Austin 1994(G2.a),Austin 2000(G2.a) All internal combustion engine driven equipment should be properly maintained and tuned according to manufacturers'specifications. 38. Forward 1993(D8) All VOC-contaminated soil which is not being treated shall be covered with six-mil non- porous plastic. 39. Forward 1993(D9) If VOC emissions exceed APCD limits for open aeration, a VOC collection and removal system shall be installed to minimize VOC emissions. 40. Forward 1993(D10) Any net increase in VOC emissions which remain after the installation of a collection/removal system shall be offset to the degree required by SJVUAPCD Rule 220.1 E. PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY 41. (E.1).Proposed as Part of the Project(Same as in 2013 EIR): • Use a total of 17 pieces of equipment(at any given time)over the life of the project to minimize particulate discharge,will remain unchanged. • Waste Management Unit operations at the landfill would be limited to a single working face for disposal operations at any given time. 1 0 All employees would be given appropriate training regarding the potential for exposure to hazardous materials. This training will include a 24-hour hazardous waste operations course and an annual 8-hour refresher course for personnel involved in the"load 1checking"program where the incoming loads are screened for hazardous materials. • The landfill would not accept any designated waste that may potentially contain hazardous levels of regulated substances(as defined in water Code Section 13173)unless authorized by the RWQCB. 1 Page 13