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Project Description Tracy Material Recovery Facility and Transfer Station 30703 S. Mac4rhhur Drive, Tracy, Califomia 95377 Composting Facility The facility will be designed to manage an average of 132 TPD, and up to 200 TPD for seasonal peaks, of yard waste and food waste keeping the facility at the current size of 8.4 acres. The wood waste operations will be moved from being co-located with the compost facility to the expansion parcel to the south. The composting process will include the inclusion of co-collected residential food waste with green waste where up to 20% of the material may be food waste. The material would be composted in outdoor windrows. The facility would include a new composting method by combing commercial and institutional food waste and green waste within an enclosed vessel flexible member bag or a covered aerated static pile system. Both of these technologies are known as aerated static pile. In the enclosed flexible member bag with forced air, odors and liquids are captured within the bag. In the covered aerated static pile system, air is forced through the system to capture the odors and volatile organic compounds in a biofilter, the also addresses odor impacts. The Project Description for the composting facility is fully described in the attached document formatted as a Report of Composting Site Information. C&D Processing Facility The C&D Processing Area will be relocated from next to the MRF and will �✓ increase in capacity from 175 TPD to 400 TPD. In Phase 1 of the C&D operations, the operations will be relocated to the southern area of the site depicted on the proposed Site Plan and continue as a "floor sort" operation, utilizing manual labor and mobile equipment to separate the debris. Phase 2 operations will include the construction of a mechanical sort line to more efficiently process the mixed C&D materials, providing increased design capacity —to 400 tons per day (TPD) of mixed C&D. The Project Description for the C&D Processing Facility is fully described in the attached document formatted as a Facility Report. Inert Debris Processing Operations Inert debris processing operations will be expanded, adding onsite crushing operations and an additional one acre operations area, to the existing stockpiling operations on approximately .25 acre portion of the existing facility, in order to process source-separated Type A clean inert debris into reusable material up to 200 TPD. The Project Description for the Inert Debris Processing Facility is fully described in the attached document formatted as a Facility Report. 170.18 CUP Project Des 050710 ES-10