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Feb -23-05 02:51P <br />P.10 <br />APR 2 3 1923 <br />ENVIRONMi�ENTAL HEALTH <br />PERTJIIT/ SERVICEQ. <br />3. The San Joaquin County Public Health Services reserves the right to require <br />additional information concerning this facility. <br />4. The local enforcement agency at its discretion may require a landfill gas <br />monitoring program and a landfill gas control system. <br />5. The operator shall maintain a copy of the permit at the facility to be available <br />at all times for facility personnel and enforcement agency personnel. <br />PROHIBITIONS <br />The following actions are prohibited at the facility: <br />a. Disposal of hazardous wastes. <br />b. Disposal of designated wastes. <br />C. Disposal of medical wastes. <br />d. Disposal of cannery wastes. <br />e. Disposal of sludge and septic tank pumpings. <br />f. Disposal of large dead animals. <br />g. Disposal of liquids/slurries. <br />h. Open burning. <br />i. Scavenging. <br />j. Standing water on covered fills. <br />k. Disposal of wastes beyond the handling capacity of the facility or <br />acceptance of any other waste for which this facility is not permitted to <br />handle is prohibited. <br />SPECIFICATION <br />1. The local enforcement agency through this permit may prohibit or condition the <br />handling or disposal of solid wastes in order to protect the public health and <br />safety, protect, rehabilitate, or enhance the environment. or to mitigate adverse <br />environmental impacts. <br />2. Any change that would cause the design and operation of the facility not to <br />conform to the terms and conditions of the permit may be considered a <br />significant change and require a permit revision. <br />3. This facility has a permitted capacity of 825 tons per day. NCSL shall not <br />receive any more than this amount without first obtaining a permit revision. <br />4. A change in operator will require a new solid waste facilities permit. <br />5. Existing wells which are to remain on the site shall be inspected by the County <br />Public Health Services and shall be brought into compliance with surface <br />sealing and casing height requirement as outlined by the Rules and Regulations <br />