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0 <br />WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS <br />FOR CITY OF STOCKTON <br />AUSTIN ROAD LANDFILL FACILITY <br />CLASS III LANDFILL <br />SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY <br />-2- <br />7. The landfill expansion provides about 53 years of additional landfillcapacity in LF -2 and <br />LF -3. An average of 1,160 cubic yards of waste will be discharged each day. The <br />Discharger proposes to construct a liner over LF -1 prior to filling LF -3. <br />8. The Discharger proposes to -construct LF -2 and LF -3 in compliance with the Federal <br />Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Subtitle D regulations for solid waste landfill <br />design. A leachate collection: system, including ;a ,composite: impermeable liner and'a <br />system of trenches •and pipin&will be provided to collect and transport leachate'to a <br />leachate holdingfacility, where it will then be transported by tanker truck to a wastewater <br />treatment facility. <br />9. The Discharger proposes to relocate South Littlejohn Creek during construction of <br />Phases I through IV. <br />WASTES AND THEIR CLASSIFICATION <br />10. The Discharger proposes to continue to discharge municipal solid waste from the City of <br />Stockton for disposal in the Class III Landfills. These wastes are classified as <br />'nonhazaazcious solid waste' or 'inert waste', using the criteria set forth in Chapter 15. The <br />discharge rate is approximately 525,000 cubic yards (150,000 ton) per year. <br />11. Methane gas will continue to be collected and used in a power plant, developed by Pacific <br />Energy in 1986. The power plant produces up to 760 kilowatts per hour of electrical <br />power,.which is sold to Pacific Gas &Electric (PG&E) under along -term agreement. <br />This project is covered by separate WDRs. <br />12. The Discharger proposes to sitea composting facility north of LF -1. This future facility <br />would con fain receiving and' short-term storage areas, a greenwaste sorting area, a mixing <br />area,: windrow composting and curing areas, storage and loading areas for the composted <br />material, and an. quip t area: In 2010, the anticipated collection quantity of sludge and <br />greenwaAq44pproximatqly 30,000 ton per year and 28,000 tons per year, respectively. <br />DESCRIPTION OF SITE <br />13. Land within 1000 feet of the facility is used for agricultural and landfilling activities to the <br />south; the Northern California Youth Center to the north; and the Pacific Energy methane <br />gas recovery system on the west end of the site. <br />C <br />