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3-5 bins located adjacent to the active disposal area. One bin is labeled and designated for universal waste - refrigerators only and the other bin is labeled for other universal wastes. Once the universal waste bins are full, the landfill contracts with a hauler to remove and dispose of the waste properly at an approved permitted facility. Other components of this plan, such as signage discussed in Section 2.2, training of personnel to recognize wastes that are prohibited for disposal (including universal waste) as discussed in Section 3.2, and recordkeeping procedures as discussed in Section 4.0, are applicable to universal wastes as well. 3.5 PROCESSED GREEN MATERIAL PROCEDURES Currently, processed green material (PGM) is not used at the site. However, the landfill may receive green materials in the future and will be processed on-site or pre-processed. The Operator will notify the LEA 30 days prior to resuming use of PGM. The notification to the LEA will include a site map indicating the area where acceptance and processing of PGM will occur. The future PGM area would be located on a permitted, lined portion of the landfill. Processed Green Material (PGM) is used for moisture control, erosion control, and/or ADC. A spotter diverts customers with wood or green waste loads from the access road to a designated area where the PGM is off-loaded by the customer. On-site personnel monitors the off-loading to ensure that trash, hazardous wastes and other contaminants are not mixed in with the green material. The PGM is stockpiled on the ground for a maximum of seven days within receipt of the material. On-site personnel monitor any green material stockpiled for excessive heat, potential combustion, and other nuisances such as vectors, odors, dust, and litter. The site supervisor is notified if any of these issues need immediate attention or additional staffing. A mobile grinder is brought to the site to chip and grind the stockpile within seven days of receipt of the material. The PGM is then transported by on- site personnel and equipment and deposited near the active face. Application of PGM for use as ADC is discussed in the JTD. The PGM used as ADC does not include food waste. 3.6 UNACCEPTABLE WASTE PROCEDURES If unacceptable wastes are identified through the HWEP, the material will be marked off and removed from the active face of the disposal area. The waste will be covered or containerized, as needed, and will be labeled with the customer's name (if known), marked with the waste and generator information (if known), and the date and time of delivery. If wastes are in adequate containers and can be safely handled, waste will be stored on-site in the designated area to await proper disposition by a licensed hazardous waste hauler/recycler or, if the hauler who brought the waste can be identified, the hauler will be asked to remove the waste. If the customer refuses to handle waste removal, the landfill contracts with a hauler to remove and dispose of the waste properly and Forward pays these expenses. 01 Forward Landfill SWT Engineering Load Checking Program z:\projects\allied waste\forward\five year permit rvw 2013\jtd-5 yr pr 2013\appendices\app s - load check program (swt, 2013)\hold\sec3_fina I.doc