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CHAPTER TWO <br /> EXISTING LANDFILL SITE OPERATIONS <br /> The total daily tonnage being processed at the Harney Lane <br /> Site approximates 230 tons . <br /> Figure I depicts the daily refuse production of 1966 for <br /> the City of Lodi to be 54 tons and the projected tonnage of 105 <br /> tons for 1980 . For the Lodi planning area, the 1966 value was <br /> 75 tons per day with a 1980 projection of 123 tons per day. <br /> Figure I, additionally, depicts the totally unpredictable <br /> huge increase of volume at the site . This tremendous increase in <br /> volume was due in part to the ban on backyard burning of garden <br /> refuse and other combustible materials . As the Stockton Metropolitan <br /> area is the population center of San Joaquin County, the increase <br /> of refuse volumes undoubtedly emanated from the Stockton Metropolitan <br /> area. <br /> At the time of the Stone Report, there was no burning ban <br /> and possibly the load counts and tonnage could conceivably be in <br /> error by some fractional part of a pound per captia. <br /> The projection of the Stone Report for Lodi for 1973 approxi- <br /> mates 80 tons per day. <br /> The estimated present daily tonnage is 230 <br /> 80 = 35% Lodi <br /> 230 <br /> 65% County <br /> Theprojected tonnage for the Lodi planning area for 1973 <br /> approximates 100 tons . (Lodi Planning Area Figure I as used by <br /> Stone Report) <br /> The ratio of projected tonnage for the Lodi planning area to <br /> ■ 7 <br />