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(anticipated to be approximately 8 feet wide by 8 feet tall and approximately 250 feet <br /> long) and are in compliance with the local fire department. The chipped wood is then <br /> deposited in 120-cy trailers (or larger) until sold at market, sent off-site for use as an <br /> alternative fuel source for cogeneration facilities, and other reuses or recovery such as <br /> mulch or compost. The wood grinding area will be operated a minimum of 100 feet away <br /> from the RRF building and is generally 15,000 square feet in size or smaller depending on <br /> wood volume. <br /> 3.4.3 Cleaning <br /> Describe procedures for ensuring that all loose materials and litter will be cleaned up <br /> daily or on a schedule approved by the LEA. <br /> Compost Facility staff will police the site on a daily basis to remove any windblown <br /> litter. The processing area, including the interior of the tub grinder, will be <br /> cleaned daily at the end of each shift. <br /> General cleaning of the Compost Facility pad, outdoor operations and storage areas is <br /> accomplished by permanent employee duty assignments with daily inspections to <br /> assure compliance. <br /> Loose materials and litter cleanup is accomplished by permanent employee duty <br /> assignments with daily inspections to assure compliance. <br /> 3.4.4 Load Checking <br /> As also discussed in Section 3.4.1, incoming loads are inspected upon entrance at the <br /> facility in accordance with the Load Checking Program, which is included in the landfill's <br /> Joint Technical Document (JTD). Load checks of feedstocks, additives, and <br /> amendments for contaminants are performed at the compost pad as required by 14 <br /> CCR, Section 17867(a)(3). In addition, incoming loads are also checked for hazardous or <br /> prohibited materials at the facility. The number of load checks performed and loads <br /> rejected will be documented by facility personnel in accordance with 14 CCR, Section <br /> 17869(e). Load check records will be maintained at the RRF/Compost Facility office. <br /> 3.5 Processing Operations <br /> 3.5.1 Development Stages <br /> Provide a description of the sequence of development stages of the composting site <br /> operation giving tentative implementation schedules for development and usage. This is <br /> an overall site development plan, covering identification and timing of individual phases of <br /> site development. <br /> The Compost Facility will be developed dependent on availability of suitable <br /> compostable materials and equipment capability. The amount of material that will be <br /> processed depends on potential composting technologies. Forward has designed the <br /> Compost Facility with the flexibility to expand its processing capability as incoming <br /> tonnages increase. Figure 1A shows the site development areas. Project <br /> development stages are also discussed in Section 2.1.9. <br /> Forward Composting Facility RCSI <br /> 7/20/09;Page 36 SWT Engineering <br />