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. ._.. _.. :. .. .. .. .. ... _.. . item Na I PC: 1216-93 �...� ER-93-1NP-93-4 Page 2 5. The use is Compatible with at.**ft bond Eases. ; • TWs tfnding can be made because adjoining lard uses in the area are primarily agrIWIt re and resource wftacfon. The FhW MR boncludedtfiat-the project would not'be Mcmpadble with surrounding land uses. PRQJEar DESCREPMON Tracy'Deita Solid waste Inc.;.k regyes ft a Use Permit Ld eslalash the Tracy Materials Recovery a.w Transfer Fac" (TMRF)to serve dw sond waste disposal needs of the City of Tracy and the"riltmrparated south County 8= The operation WIN coni*of the of recyclable materials from the waste stream. the biometer of reskilual waste mat u ms•'to sanxW bandfgis for disposal, wood processing, and yard waste composting. The proposed facility will be served by a private won for water supply, an individual septic system for sewage disposal, and an on-lilts retention Pond for storm water drainage. The WAty w.0 be open up to seven days a Week.bst"On the hours of4:00 am and 6:00 p.m., and will � Y 1 2D peopHL The.o..�n.7-�wi l be open to'the pubIk far$914aA delivery of refuse between the hairs of 6:00 a.m. and 4-00 The TIVIAF wilt Include the fang speoiic`bxnponeds: - 1. sorting of nonhazardous solid waste and/or cdleCted recyclables. .2- .Transser station for the tramp t, of 00 Makkial write to 3.' Processing of the recyclables from sorting and Curbside collection programs. ,4. Yard waste prdc:essirg Arid corrrposting,. 5. =Wood waste storage and•proces§ing for off-site use. 6. Administration and maintenance areas for both t!re TMRF and caifecxion operations. 7- : Use by San.loagctn Courcy for.periddlc household hazardous waste collection, separation, and • temporary storagefor oif�Ite•�, _ The pmposedTracy Materials Recovery andTmnsfer Fac k{TMRF)will accept nonhazardous solid waste from the City of Tracy and the south Sart Joiqubn County Arem •Recyclable materials will be extracted from the waste stream and time residue)waste will be Var>sported to either of the two remote landfills in the County-(North County or Foothill L.andf9ls). It is estimated that,on average,the fac ft will ultimately receive approximately 800 tons of refuse per day, with occasional peaks of 1,000 toms per day. The amount 4CW*received and processed through the r TMRF may be less depending on the amount of separated yard and wood waste brought to the facility.