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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Page II-52 <br /> Forward Inc. Landfill 2018 Expansion Project <br /> boundary of the site, with sufficient height and density at maturity to shield <br /> residents and motorists along Austin Road from views of landfill operations, <br /> including nighttime disposal operations. <br /> (c)For any future locations of the working face at which the screening <br /> vegetation in Mitigation Measure (b)above would not shield residents and <br /> motorists along Austin Road from night lighting,the project sponsor shall <br /> install temporary screens at the working face to block night lighting from <br /> residences and motorists along Austin Road. <br /> Impact K.6. The Proposed as Part of the Project: Less than <br /> proposed project would . Daily inspection will be conducted to control litter on-and off-site,including Significant <br /> extend the life of the the North and South Branches of the South Fork of Little Johns Creek, <br /> landfill and the approach roads, entrance facilities, the transfer station/resource recovery <br /> associated potential of facility,portable litter control fences,landfill perimeter fence, leachate <br /> debris and litter along impoundments, and storm water facilities including ditches,berms, and <br /> access roads and at the detention/sedimentation basins. <br /> site from transporting • All trucks will be tarped upon entering and exiting the facility. This policy <br /> and handling of waste. will be strictly enforced. In accordance with San Joaquin County Ordinance <br /> No. 2887, adopted September 29, 1981 (Title 5 Health and Sanitation, <br /> Division 2. Solid Waste Collection and Disposal, Section 5-2502), tarps will be <br /> placed over open loads to avoid littering during transport of waste. <br /> • Management of the daily working fill face to the smallest practical area with <br /> immediate compaction to minimize the area and debris subject to the <br /> impacts of wind. <br /> • If possible, on windy days the daily fill face tipper location would be selected <br /> for its protection to minimize effects of wind (i.e.,tipper facing into wind <br /> adjacent to the leeward sidewall, or sheltered by completed fill deposits). <br /> • Waste that is more susceptible to windblown distribution may, on windy <br /> days,be worked immediately into the fill face and covered with a layer of <br />