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17. Enforcement Agency (EA) Conditions: a. The operator shall comply with all State Minimum Standards for solid waste handling and disposal as specified in Title 27, California Code of Regulations (CCR). b. The operator shall maintain a log of special/unusual occurrences. This log shall include, but is not limited to, fires, explosions, the discharge and disposition of hazardous or un -permitted wastes, and significant injuries, accidents or property damage. Each log entry shall be accompanied by a summary of any actions taken by the operator to mitigate the occurrence. The log shall be available to site personnel and the EA at all times. c. Additional information concerning the design and operation of the facility shall be furnished upon request and within the time frame specified by the EA. d. The LEA may prohibit or condition the handling and/or disposal of solid wastes to protect the public health and safety, protect and rehabilitate, or enhance the environment or mitigate adverse environmental impacts. The Asbestos Containing Waste (ACW ) Program implemented at this site must be conducted in accordance with Public Resources Code (PRC), Section 44820 and Title 14 CCR Sections 17897.16-17897.25 and in accordance with any and all applicable federal, state and local permits, ordinances, regulations, and laws. e. Site employees shall receive adequate safety training in the prevention of asbestos release to the land, air, water, and hazardous waste recognition as well as regulatory training for asbestos handling and disposal. f. Site supervisory personnel as well as staff shall complete an OSHA — approve 24-hour Hazardous Material Awareness and Safety Course. g. Site personnel working in the waste receiving and disposal areas shall be trained in emergency communications. All site personnel shall receive adequate training in operations, maintenance, and safety. h. The site operators shall develop a comprehensive safety manual and asbestos handling and disposal manual. The manual shall be developed and maintained for training and employee use. The manual must include the appropriate references to Title 14 CCR, Sections 17897.00 through 17897.25. i. The maximum permitted weekly tonnage for the combined Forward Landfill and the Forward Resource Recovery Facility is 46,080 tons per week, and shall not receive more than this amount without a revision of this permit. j. The maximum daily vehicle traffic allowed at the site is 620 trips per day, and the site shall not receive more than this amount without revision of this permit. k. Forward Landfill's contaminated soils acceptance program shall comply with the terms and the conditions given in the LEA's Letters to Forward Inc. dated October 31, 1990; June 5, 1992; and January 7, 1994. 1. Forward Inc. Landfill must comply with the conditions of approval of Use Permit UP -00-07 m. The EA reserves the right to suspend or modify waste receiving and handling operations when deemed necessary due to an emergency, a potential health hazard, or the creation of a public nuisance. n. Any change that would cause the design or operation of the facility not to conform to the terms and conditions of this permit is prohibited. Such a change may be considered a significant change, requiring a permit revision. In no case shall the operator implement any change without first submitting a written notice of the proposed change, in the form of an RFI amendment, to the EA at least 150 days in advance of the change. o. A copy of this permit shall be maintained at the facility. p. The operator is permitted to use the following materials for Alternative Daily Cover (ADC): Processed green waste, shredded tires, pre- processed treated auto shredder waste, ash and cement kiln dust, pre-processed construction and demolition waste, and geo-synthetic blankets. The types of ADC that do not require a demonstration project must be used in accordance with Title 27 CCR, Section 20690. Page 4 of 5