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EHD - Public
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4400 - Solid Waste Program
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ARCHIVED REPORTS
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2002_3 JTD
RECORD_ID
PR0440005
PE
4433
FACILITY_ID
FA0004516
FACILITY_NAME
FORWARD DISPOSAL SITE
STREET_NUMBER
9999
STREET_NAME
AUSTIN
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
MANTECA
Zip
95336
APN
20106001-3, 5
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
9999 AUSTIN RD
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99
P_DISTRICT
004
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Approved
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procedures. Tires, sandbags, and/or other items used to secure the material will <br /> be removed and stored nearby for later use at the end of the day. If soil is used <br /> to secure the edges, it will be carefully removed to prevent damage to the cover. <br /> Laborers will be instructed to take care when removing the fabric so as not to <br /> remove any waste material with the tarp. <br /> If the synthetic tarp ADC shows extreme wear or is damaged beyond repair, it <br /> will be disposed of, and a new stock of material used. The panels made of <br /> synthetic woven fiber should last more than six months with proper care and <br /> usage. <br /> Shredded Tires: Shredded tires accepted at the site for ADC have a <br /> particle size restriction such that fifty percent by volume is smaller than <br /> 6-inches in length and the maximum size is 12-inches in length. Shredded <br /> tires are delivered directly to the working face and stockpiled to the side. <br /> If more material comes in than is required for the day, the material is <br /> stockpiled within the waste management unit and used, as needed. The <br /> shredded tires are evenly spread over the active face in an approximately <br /> 6-inch lift using a dozer. If there is precipitation or a local forecast with <br /> greater than 40 percent chance of precipitation within 8 hours of ADC <br /> application time in the vicinity of the landfill, an approximately 2-inch <br /> layer of soil is spread over the shredded tires such that no voids are left <br /> exposed. <br /> Ash and Cement Kiln Dust: Ash and cement kiln dust, that meets the <br /> requirements of 27 CCR Section 20690, are delivered directly to the working <br /> face and stockpiled to the side. If more material comes in than is required for the <br /> day, the material is stockpiled within the waste management unit and used, as <br /> needed. If the ash or cement kiln dust is such that it can be placed without <br /> creating voids or causing material to be tracked off the working face area, it is <br /> spread and compacted evenly over the active face in a minimum 6-inch lift and <br /> average compacted lift thickness of less than 12-inches using a dozer. If the ash <br /> or cement kiln dust has larger particles that can not be placed without creating <br /> voids, the material will be blended with soil such that no voids are left exposed <br /> and the ash or cement kiln dust will not be tracked off the working face area. In <br /> addition, the ash and cement kiln dust is utilized in a manner to minimize the <br /> Forward Landfill)TD 6-10 <br /> ):\Allied\Forward\)TD Amendment\)anuary 2007)TD Amendment\)TD Sec 6 Final.doc: <br /> 5/22/02;Rev. 1:7/2002:Rev.2:4/2003;Rev 3:6/2003;Amendment No. 1:2/1/2007 BRYAN A.STIRRAT s ASSOCIATES <br />
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