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a Project Description Tracy Material Recovery Facility and Transfer Station Expansion 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, Tracy, California 95377 OVERALL OPERATIONS PLAN Traffic Flow Plan to Tipping Pads The Traffic Plan in Attachment A illustrates the general traffic patterns onsite. Trucks with full loads enter the site from South MacArthur Drive and proceed to the truck scale(s) alongside the scale house. After being weighed, trucks hauling commercial and residential recyclables are directed to the Material Recovery Facility tipping area where a spotter backs them in to dump their materials. Trucks carrying municipal solid wastes are directed to the Transfer Station tipping area where a spotter directs them to dump their wastes. Transfer trucks hauling solid waste to be transferred off-site enter under the loading bays (located at the southeast corner of the MRF/TS building) via a ramp beginning at the west side of the site and proceeding along the south side of the building. The trucks then exit from the loading bay via a ramp located to the east of the MRF/TS building and directly onto the main access road, proceeding across the outbound scale(s) and exiting onto South Macarthur Drive through the main gate. Trucks carrying solid waste will be weighed and tipped onto the floor of the Transfer Station by commercial vehicles and self-haul vehicles. There will be signage and a spotter within the Transfer Station to direct traffic safely. Limited manual floor sorting will occur pulling out bulky wood and toads of cardboard. Wheel loaders operatingin the building push the� g p e munici at solid waste into waiting transfer trailer in the loading bay below on the west side of the building. Trucks carrying green material, construction and demolition wastes, and inert debris are weighed at the truck scale(s) shown on the site plan. The green material is directed to the Compost Facility Tipping Pad to dump the load, and the C&D wastes and inert debris are directed to the C&D Operations Area and Inert Operations Area, respectively, to dump their wastes. Material Recovery Material Recovery Facility: Recycling occurs within the fully enclosed Material Recovery Facility. Material brought to the site will consist of residential source-separated recyclables with contamination that may or may not have less than 10% contamination with residuals or other physical € contamination that cannot be recycled. No household hazardous waste or other hazardous waste will be knowingly accepted at the site. The project is projected to be capable of recovering at least 80% of all source-separated residential material that is processed at the facility. The material will be sorted and separated by type. Some material will be condensed or baled. Other material will be temporary stored and eventually transported off-site to markets. The residual material that has no secondary value will be conveyed to the floor of the transfer station and transferred for disposal to a permitted solid waste disposal facility within the region. 22 � 170.18.03 CUP Project Description 050710