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Forward Landfill is permitted to accept a maximum of 46,080 tons per week (not to exceed 8,668 tons/day) of nonhazardous municipal (Class III) wastes and designated (Class II) wastes for disposal (i.e., Class II Wastes cannot be diverted from disposal for beneficial use) as described above. The tonnage limit is combined for the landfill and RRF. 4.3.1 Materials Accepted for Beneficial Reuse The Forward Landfill accepts materials for beneficial uses such as wet weather deck preparation (including shredded tires and C&D wastes). The average received and peak received in tons for each beneficial reuse material accepted at the Forward Landfill are as follows: MATERIAL TYPE AVERAGE RECEIVED (tons/day) PEAK RECEIVED (tons/day) Processed Green Material ADC 200 1,100 Beneficial Reuse Inerts* (other than soil) (1) 334 3,000 Ash and Cement Kiln Dust ADC 20 172 Treated Auto Shredder Waste ADC 420 915 Shredded Tires for ADC/Wet Weather Deck (2)(3) 60 215 * Beneficial inert materials include concrete, asphalt, roofing tile, and other rock/aggregate-based materials. (1) Beneficial inerts after processing are mainly used on-site for uses other than C&D ADC. Forward Landfill will document use of C&D ADC in their site records when utilized. Additionally, all ADC materials will be tracked daily with specific forms developed for operations staff. (2) Shredded tires will be used in accordance with the shredded tire operations plan (see Appendix 01). (3) Beneficial reuse shredded tires includes those material types that have been approved by the LEA for use in wet weather deck preparation. The peak material received was established to accommodate large event driven jobs accepted at the site on an occasional basis. Based on a review of historic records, these peak events occur less than 10 percent of the time. The utilization of beneficial reuse material will be tracked continuously by site staff with records maintained showing weight and usage. In addition, soil materials not requiring disposal and which are utilized for beneficial reuse are divided into two categories. These soils will be either "Limited Reuse Soils" or "Unlimited Reuse Soils". Limited Reuse Soils are 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 must be used within a lined Class II landfill cell. The Limited Reuse Soils soil materials are tracked by landfill personnel, and the amount received (in tons) is counted against the maximum permitted inflow rate. Unlimited Reuse Soils are soils which do meet the LEA Clean Soil Levels for Inorganics, but are not Class II Wastes, as determined by the RWQCB. Unlimited Reuse Soils may be used anywhere and do not require containment within a lined landfill cell. The soil materials are recognized as beneficial reuse under 27 CCR, Section 20686. Forward Landfill SWT Engineering Joint Technical Document - April 2014; Amended June 2014 zAprojects\allied waste\forward\five year permit rvw 2013\jtd-5 yr pr 2013\text\sec 4_final.docx