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Fugitive dust emissions are controlled at FL by operational practices in • compliance with SJVAPCD Regulation 8 and the site's Title V permit. This includes: • Watering excavation areas, • Watering stockpile haul roads, • Watering unpaved equipment parking areas, • Watering perimeter roads daily when roads are in use, • Minimizing extent of area exposed to wind erosion, • Covering haul trucks carrying easily airborne material and spraying with water during unloading, if warranted, `Z • Phasing construction and closure to not occur on simultaneously on dry, windy days, • Screening the active face from prevailing winds, whenever possible, • Restricting truck and equipment travel over loose, uncompacted unpaved surfaces, • Reducing travel speed to limit visible dust, • • Preventing track out of mud and dirt with paved entrance road and truck tire wash, and • Operating the compost area to minimize dust. Odor is controlled at FL by covering wastes daily. The waste stream for future operations will be generally consistent with current operations. Because the majority of the expansion area is located on the west side of the site, it is further away from receptors than the current facilities. 3.3.5 PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY As noted earlier in this section, FL is regulated by numerous agencies. Many of the regulations with which FL complies were written to protect the health and safety of potential receptors, users of the site, and of landfill operations staff. The key plans and permits applicable to the use, treatment, storage, and disposal of refuse include: • Hazardous Materials Management Plan • • Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan Forward Landfill-Project Description 3-12 BRYAN A.STIRRAT&ASSOCIATES J:\Allied\Forward\2007.0018 Lateral Expansion\Reports\Prof Descrip\021308 Final Proj Des\Sec 3.doc:2/13/2008)