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V s #'San Joaquin County Environmental Heath Department • • is State Focused Inspection Report Forward Landfill SWIS #39 -AA -0015 Figure 2. Material containing residentially -generated food waste after plastic bag was removed. Based on our observations, CIWMB staff find that no effective processing to remove food waste exists at this site and that, according to the ADC usage records supplied by James Moore, ADC containing food waste has been applied to the site. This is a violation of this section as this is not an approved ADC at this site. AREAS OF CONCERN: A. There were no areas of concern of Division 30, Public Resources Code. B. The inspection identified two areas of concern of Title 27, CCR, Division 2, Subdivision 1, Consolidated Regulations for Treatment, Storage, Processing, or Disposal of Solid Waste. 1. Section 20686 — Beneficial Reuse. This section states beneficial reuse of solid wastes at a solid waste landfill shall include, but not be limited to, the following: alternative daily cover, alternative intermediate cover, final cover foundation layer, liner operations layer, leachate and landfill gas collection system, construction fill, road base, wet weather operations pads and access roads, and soil amendments for erosion control and landscaping. Alternative daily cover reuse shall comply with the requirements of Section 20690. Alternative intermediate cover reuse shall comply with the requirements of Section 20700. Other beneficial reuse shall comply with the following requirements: "(a) Beneficial reuse shall be restricted to those solid wastes appropriate for the specific use and in accordance with engineering, industry guidelines, or other standard practices specified in the Report of Disposal Site Information as required by Section 21600(b)(6). (b) Beneficial reuse shall be restricted to quantities of solid wastes no more than necessary to meet the minimum requirements of (a). Should the CIWMB determine that an owner or operator violated this standard, the owner or operator shall revise the applicable reports to reflect the overuse as disposal, and pay the required Board of Equalization disposal tipping fees for the amount of overuse. (c) Storage and handling of solid waste and derived materials for beneficial reuse shall be conducted in a manner to protect public health and safety and the environment, and control vectors, fires, odors, and nuisances. Page 5 of 6 Inspector