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FORWARD L j P.O.Box 6336 <br /> a 1145 W.Charter Way•Stockton,CA 95206 <br /> • <br /> INCORPORATED (209)466.4482•(800)204-4242•FAX(209)466-1067 <br /> 2005 MAY 20 PM 2: 33 <br /> SN`? JJ ; a '!'J O i:'1TY <br /> Ell V1k,07ih'E dT, L <br /> HEALTH DEP." RTP ENT <br /> May 13, 2005 <br /> Mr. Robert McClellan <br /> Environmental Health and Safety Department <br /> San Joaquin County <br /> 304 East Weber Avenue, Third Floor <br /> Stockton, CA 95202 <br /> RE: Resolution of Issues Related to May 4, 2005 Inspection <br /> Dear Robert: <br /> As agreed upon in our recent meeting with California Integrated Waste Management <br /> Board Staff and stated in our May 5, 2005 letter we are providing you with our proposed <br /> Action Plan that we intend to follow in order to resolve the issues discussed and raised in <br /> the CIWMB inspection report of May 4, 2005. We appreciate your willingness to reach <br /> reasonable solutions for the issues covered by the report and look forward to discussing <br /> this plan with you in greater detail at your convenience. <br /> Action Plan <br /> 1. Revise Material Reporting Format: <br /> We have revised our daily tonnage reports. These changes will also be reflected in our <br /> monthly and quarterly reports submitted to your department. The intent of these revised <br /> reports is to more clearly show the amount and types of materials received for use as <br /> Alternative Daily Cover, other cover and other forms of beneficial reuse. We request you <br /> review this attached sample and comment as to the format and information provided. <br /> 2. Processed green material used as ADC <br /> In a March 19, 2004 letter from the LEA, concern was expressed that any food materials <br /> contained in the City of Stockton's curbside collection program would prohibit that <br /> material from being used as ADC. The concerns expressed at that time were based on the <br /> definition of green material contained in the composting regulations approved in April <br /> 2003. We acknowledge that the ADC regulations approved in May 2004 require that an <br /> operator must implement a program specified in the RDSI to minimize contamination in <br /> ADC material types. As we discussed at our recent meeting, we do not believe that the <br /> composting regulations govern ADC materials. <br /> 1`, �, <br />