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V <br />UBLIC H?ALTH SERVIC'ES' <br />SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY <br />ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION <br />Ernest M. Fujimoto, M. D., M.P.H., Acting Health Officer M <br />304 E. Weber Ave., Third Floor • P. O. Box ^ n, CA 95201-0388 04 iii <br />209/468-' <br />RECEIVED s <br />arch 12, 1996 <br />MAP 2 0 1996 <br />Scott WalkerParc Wor J <br />Calif. Integrated Waste City of scao.;", .� <br />Management Board �aiit9r;tia '�� <br />8800 Cal Center Drive <br />Sacramento, Calif. 95826 <br />Re: Green Waste Alternative Daily Cover Project Report for <br />French Camp -39 -AA -006 and Austin Rd. -39 -AA -0001 Landfills <br />in San Joaquin County; <br />Demonstration Period Jan. -Feb. 1996 <br />This is the second bimonthly report for the French Camp and <br />Austin Rd. Landfill Green Waste Alternative Daily Cover (GWADC) <br />Project. San Joaquin County Environmental Health Division (EHD) <br />will continue weekly project monitoring and submit bimonthly <br />reports to the Calif. Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB). <br />PERFORMANCE STANDARDS MONITORONG OBSERVATIONS AT BOTH LANDFILLS: <br />Flies -Very few or no flies have been observed during this <br />monitoring period. <br />Mosquitos, cockroaches, Wasps, and other vectors -None have been <br />observed. <br />Domestic Rats or Field Rodents -None have been observed. <br />Odor -None or insignificant. <br />Fire Hazard -low <br />Litter -litter has been a concern periodically. <br />PROBLEMS OBSERVED WITH THIS PROJECT: <br />1) At Austin Rd. Landfill (ARL) there have been instances of <br />using the geosynthetic tarp too much as an alternative daily <br />cover. Green waste has been in short supply and operator is <br />relying predominantly on use of the tarps or combination of tarp <br />and green waste to cover wastes daily. <br />A Dig Of iu.hluin County Health Care Sen-ir !S <br />