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<br />Date
<br />Total Daily Tonnage
<br />Received
<br />April 15, 2005
<br />9,081.93
<br />April 14, 2005
<br />9,316.20
<br />April 13, 2005
<br />9,728.36
<br />April 12, 2005
<br />9,238.64
<br />April 11, 2005
<br />8,955.80
<br />March 11, 2005
<br />9,607.99
<br />March 10, 2005
<br />10,251.11
<br />March 9,2005
<br />10,343.05
<br />March 8, 2005
<br />10,108.66
<br />March 7, 2005
<br />8,961.64
<br />February 24, 2005
<br />10,404.92
<br />February 23, 2005
<br />9,077.73
<br />February 22, 2005
<br />9,107.81
<br />February 18, 2005
<br />8,947.29
<br />February 17, 2005
<br />10,481.22
<br />February 14, 2005
<br />9,387.48
<br />State Focused Inspection Report
<br />Forward Landfill
<br />SWIS #39 -AA -0015
<br />Table 1. Total daily tonnage in excess of the permitted maximum daily tonnage of 8,668 tons per day.
<br />2. Section 44014(b) - Terms and Conditions of the Permit. The solid waste facilities permit shall contain all terms and
<br />conditions that the local enforcement agency determines to be appropriate for the operation of the solid waste facility.
<br />The operator shall comply with all terms and conditions of the permit.
<br />The 2003 Solid Waste Facilities Permit allows for a maximum weekly tonnage of 46,080 tons, not exceeding 8,668 tons
<br />per day. The acceptance of waste is in excess of the maximum permitted daily tonnage is a violation of this section.
<br />B. The inspection identified two violations of Title 27, Division 2, Subdivision 1, California Code of Regulations,
<br />Consolidated Regulations for Treatment, Storage, Processing, or Disposal of Solid Waste.
<br />1. Section 21600 — Report of Disposal Site Information. This standard requires, in part, that in order to maintain the
<br />permit, the operator must file amendments to the Report of Disposal Site Information as required in Section 21665." Such
<br />amendments or lack thereof may become the basis for changes in the permit or for revocation of the permit. The
<br />submittal shall contain only those items listed in Section 21570(f) that have changed or otherwise specified by the
<br />enforcement agency.
<br />On July 23, 2004, the Alternative Daily Cover regulations took effect. These regulations require, per Title 27, California
<br />Code of Regulations, Section 21600(b)(6)(B), each operator to estimate the range in tons of alternative daily cover
<br />materials that are anticipated to be used, based on waste types, applicable cover to waste volume ratios, applicable
<br />density conversion factors and engineering specifications.
<br />Forward Landfill has yet to submit a Solid Waste Facilities Permit application for a Report of Disposal Site Information
<br />amendment estimating the range in tons of alternative daily cover materials that are anticipated to be used, based on
<br />waste types, applicable cover to waste volume ratios, applicable density conversion factors and engineering
<br />specifications.
<br />During the exit interview following the inspection, the landfill operations manager, James Moore stated that, in his
<br />opinion, the Report of Disposal Site Information was out of date and the soil to cover ratio mentioned on page 4-10 was
<br />not representative of current operations.
<br />The failure to submit amendments to Forward Landfill's Report of Disposal Site Information is a violation of this
<br />section.
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