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* Project Description — Report of Composting Site Information Tracy Material Recovery Fadlity and Transfer Statron 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, Tracy, Callfomla 95377 g. A description of compost equipment to be used at the facility, including type, capacity and number of units. Table 4 - Processing Equipment WE uii ment Usedin Methods T e Qnd loader 1, 2 & 3 Ma'or Brand 2 1, 2 & 3 Ma'or Brand 1 aul Truck 3 Ma'or Brand 4 Bag Filling Machine 3 Major Brand 1 Thermo lastic Bas 3 Major Brand 16— Bagging gBa in Machine 3 Major Brand 1 Blowers 3 Major Brand 32 Trommel screen 1, 2 & 3 Major Brand 1 Trommel screen 1, 2 & 3 Major Brand 1 Trommel screen 1, 2 & 3 Major Brand 1 Windrow Turner 1 & 2 Scarab 1 *Indicates maximum quantity proposed. Two blowers for each actively composting bag are anticipated. h. Anticipated annual operation capacity for the facility in cubic yards It is anticipated that the facility will process up to 115,000 cubic yards of material per year through the facility. Factors that influence throughput consist of adequate appropriate feedstock, material bulk density and moisture content, availability of new or additional feedstock sources, and market demand. There is on-site capacity for 56,000 cubic yards of active compost, curing compost, feedstock, additives and ground material. i. A description of provisions to handle unusual peak loading The equipment and personnel scheduled to be located at the facility are expected to handle any anticipated peak loading. Additional equipment availability to manage a peak-loading situation is detailed in Table 4. Employee rotation, absence due to illness or vacation, have been factored into personnel requirements to allow for peak loading conditions. j. A description of the proposed method for storage and final disposal of nonrecoverable or nonmarketable residues Non-recoverable material is likely to be encountered during normal operations. The quantity of contaminant materials such as glass and cans from restaurant wastes, and plastics from grocery store wastes, will be recovered from the feedstock and will be temporarily stored on-site. The facility is equipped with ample storage and the operator will transfer and remove residuals. The contaminant materials such as glass and cans 29 Edgar&Associates,Inc. Tracy Compost Fac ProjDesc042310