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a WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS FOR CITY OF STOCKTON AUSTIN ROAD LANDFILL FACILITY CLASS III LANDFILL SAN JOAQUiN COUNTY 7. The landfill expansion provides about 53 years of additional landfill capacity in LF -2 and LF -3. An average of I, 160 cubic yards of waste will be discharged each day.` The Discharger proposes to construct a liner over LF -1 prior to filling LF -3. 8. The Discharger proposes to construct LF -2 and LF -3 in compliance with the Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Subtitle D regulations for solid waste landfill design. A leachate collection system, including a composite impermeable liner and a system of trenches and piping, will be provided to collect and transport leachate to a leachate holding facility, where it will then be transported by tanker truck to a wastewater treatment facility. 9. The Discharger proposes to relocate South Littlejohn Creek during construction of Phases I through IV. 10. The Discharger proposes to continue to discharge municipal solid waste from the City of Stockton for disposal in the Class III Landfills. These wastes are classified as 'nonhazardous solid waste' or 'inert waste, using the criteria set forth in Chapter 15. The discharge rate is approximately 525,000 cubic yards (150,000 tons) per year. 11. Methane gas will continue to be collected and used in a power plant, developed by Pacific Energy in 1986. The power plant produces up to 760 kilowatts per hour of electrical power,.whicb is sold to Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) under a long-term agreement. :•. r Thus project is covered by separate WDRs. 12. The Discharger proposes to site. a composting facility north of LF -1. This future facility would contain receiving and short term storage areas, a greenwaste sorting area, a mixing area, windrow composting and curing areas, storage and loading areas for the composted material,; and an equipment area. In 2010 the anticipated collection quantity of sludge and greenw4pfg.A4 approximately 30,000 tons per year and 28,000 tons per year, respectively. nn��er 13. Land within 1000 feet of the facility is used for agricultural and landfilling activities to the south; the Northern California Youth Center to the north; and the Pacific Energy methane gas recovery system on the west end of the site.