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C 11 FORWARD INCORPORATED May 13, 2005 Mr. Robert McClellan Environmental Health and Safety Department San Joaquin County 304 East Weber Avenue, Third Floor Stockton, CA 95202 P.O. Box 6336 1145 W. Charter Way • Stockton, CA 95206 (209) 466.4482 • (800) 204-4242 • FAX (209) 466-1067 2005 MAY 20 PM 2: 33 HEALTH DE-P;,RTNENT RE: Resolution of Issues Related to May 4, 2005 Inspection Dear Robert: As agreed upon in our recent meeting with California Integrated Waste Management Board Staff and stated in our May 5, 2005 letter we are providing you with our proposed Action Plan that we intend to follow in order to resolve the issues discussed and raised in the CIWMB inspection report of May 4, 2005. We appreciate your willingness to reach reasonable solutions for the issues covered by the report and look forward to discussing this plan with you in greater detail at your convenience. I . Revise Material Reporting Format: We have revised our daily tonnage reports. These changes will also be reflected in our monthly and quarterly reports submitted to your department. The intent of these revised reports is to more clearly show the amount and types of materials received for use as Alternative Daily Cover, other cover and other forms of beneficial reuse. We request you review this attached sample and comment as to the format and information provided. 2. Processed green material used as ADC In a March 19, 2004 letter from the LEA, concern was expressed that any food materials contained in the City of Stockton's curbside collection program would prohibit that material from being used as ADC. The concerns expressed at that time were based on the definition of green material contained in the composting regulations approved in April 2003. We acknowledge that the ADC regulations approved in May 2004 require that an operator must implement a program specified in the RDSI to minimize contamination in ADC material types. As we discussed at our recent meeting, we do not believe that the composting regulations govern ADC materials.