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through objective periodic inspections. Design criteria utilized to determine the <br /> station's waste handling capacity, traffic loading and drainage system capability <br /> have been demonstrated repeatedly by the level of compliance the operator is <br /> able to maintain at the current permitted tonnage allowed for in the 1995 SWFP. <br /> The maximum daily flow through capacity of the RRF was calculated to be 750+ <br /> tons per day (TPD). The storage capacity for the RRF building varies depending on <br /> the type of materials accepted. Based on the acceptance of recyclable materials <br /> only the storage capacity is 200 tons up to a maximum 500 of tons based on the <br /> acceptance of municipal solid waste or heavier recyclables. The storage capacity <br /> calculations assumed that the largest manageable pile of material that will fit inside <br /> the RRF building, without impeding operations is 85 X 105 feet (which allows 15 <br /> feet of clearance around the inside perimeter of the building) and 4-5-12 feet high. <br /> The calculations are included in Appendix B. The assumptions used to calculate <br /> the volume handled at the site are as follows: <br /> • The RRF operates 12 hours a day, 6 days a week. <br /> • Transfer trailer loading rate of between 3 to 4 per hour (20 ton load). <br /> • Unloading rate of 20+vehicles per hour. <br /> • Based on RRF records, the average density of the wood is 330 Ib/cy. <br /> • Based on published information, the average densities of cardboard, paper, <br /> and metal are 85, 150, and 270 Ib/cy, respectively. <br /> 2.4 SERVICE AREA <br /> The materials generation area which is served by the RRF includes the San <br /> Joaquin County, as well as surrounding counties. <br /> 2.5 WASTE TYPE AND VOLUME <br /> 2.5.1 WASTE TYPES <br /> The RRF can receive non-hazardous mixed municipal solid wastes from <br /> residential, commercial, and industrial sources. No high liquid content wastes <br /> are accepted at the RRF. The high liquid content wastes proposed for <br /> acceptance at the Forward Landfill are routed directly to the landfill. <br /> Forward,Inc.Resource Recovery Facility 2-4 <br /> Transfer/Processing Report <br /> (L:\Allied\2003.0146\Report\Final TPR\Sec2.doc:10/22/03;Revision 1: 11/7/2003) <br /> BRYAN A.STIRRAT S.ASSOCIATES <br />