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TABLE 5.1 BENEFICIAL REUSE MATERIAL QUANTITIES Average Peak Proposed Material Type Received Received Tons Da Tons Da Processed Green Material ADC 200 1,100 Beneficial Reuse Inerts* other than soil I'j 334 3,000 Ash and Cement Kiln Dust ADC 20 172 Treated Auto Shredder Waste ADC 500 1,000 Shredded Tires ADC 60 215 * Beneficial reuse inert materials include concrete,asphalt,roofing tile,and other rock/aggregate-based materials. (1) After processing,beneficial reuse materials are used on-site as road base for the internal haul roads and to create a tipping deck for wet weather operations. To establish the limits (both averages and peak) for the materials shown above, FL reviewed the weight and volume records for the site from 2003 to the end of 2006. However, it should be noted that the treated auto shredder waste inflow rate shown above (both average and peak) was increased from historic records to allow for future growth. The peak material received was documented in the)TD to accommodate large event-driven jobs accepted at the site on an occasional basis. The utilization of beneficial reuse materials is being tracked continuously by site staff with records maintained showing weight and usage by material in both weight and volume. The peak (maximum) inflow rate for all the beneficial reuse materials listed in Table 5.1 is 5,487 tons/day. Soil materials not requiring disposal and which are utilized for beneficial reuse are classified prior to use at FL. Soils that are both(1) "contaminated soils," that do not meet the LEA clean soil levels for inorganics and (2) Class II wastes (or designated wastes), based on criteria established by the RWQCB. Limited reuse soils are only to be used within a lined Class II landfill cell. The limited reuse soils are tracked by FL and the amount received (in tons) is counted against the maximum permitted tonnage. The FL averages approximately 750 tons per day (TPD) of limited reuse soil with occasional peaks of 3,200 TPD. The MRF is covered by a separate Solid Waste Facility Permit as described in previous sections. That permit effectively limits materials delivered to the MRF to Forward Landfill Project Description 5-12 BRYAN A.STIRRAT&ASSOCIATES (J:\Allied\Forward\2007.0018 Lateral Expansion\Reports\Proj Descrip\021308 Final Proj Des\Sec 5.doc:2/14/2008)