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applications. The permitted peak daily tonnage for the Forward Landfill and RRF <br /> (combined), including the compost operation, is currently 46,080 tons per week (not <br /> to exceed 8,668 tons per day [tpd]). The total permitted throughout for the RRF is <br /> 3,080 tpd and the total maximum daily tonnage for the Compost Facility is 1,100 tpd. <br /> All operating standards defined by State composting regulations are and will continue <br /> to be followed. <br /> Site personnel conducts daily odor inspections at the facility. <br /> 1.1 ODOR MONITORING PROTOCOL <br /> 1.1.1 Proximity of Odor Receptors <br /> Land use surrounding the RRF and Compost Facility is primarily agricultural to the <br /> east, west, and south. As shown in Figure 2, there is one residence located near the <br /> site (within approximately a half mile or less). The residence at 9690 Austin Road is <br /> approximately 500 feet from the landfill, on the east side of Austin Road across from <br /> the landfill's main entrance. This dwelling is currently rented by Forward, Inc. and <br /> kept vacant. In addition, three residences, with surrounding ancillary structures, are <br /> located on the east side of Austin Road, approximately one mile north of the main <br /> landfill entrance. Two additional residences, with surrounding ancillary structures, <br /> are located east of Austin Road, south of the landfill/RRF. <br /> Potential off-site receptors within two miles of the site include: <br /> ♦ Northern California Youth Correctional Center(a detention facility) <br /> ♦ California Health Care Facility (CHCF) <br /> ♦ Stockton Metropolitan Airport <br /> ♦ Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Intermodal Facility <br /> Figure 2 provides an overview of the surrounding area within 1,000 feet and within <br /> one mile. <br /> Compost operations are located in the southeastern portion of the site directly <br /> adjacent to the RRF and away from sensitive receptors. The closest receptors are <br /> site personnel who operate and manage the facility during operating hours and <br /> monitor compliance with applicable regulations. <br /> 1.1.2 Method for Assessing Odor Impacts <br /> Each day, the operator evaluates on-site odors and operations for potential release of <br /> objectionable odors. Best Management Practices (BMPs) and continual good <br /> housekeeping measures are implemented to minimize the release of objectionable <br /> odors. Specific activities which reduce/prevent odors include the following: <br /> ♦ Avoiding creating large stockpiles of incoming material. <br /> ♦ Producing a homogeneous material with the proper moisture content. <br /> ♦ Providing adequate aeration and agitation. <br /> ♦ Incorporating careful control of processing temperatures to maintain the rate of <br /> decomposition. <br /> Forward Compost Facility-OIMP 2 SWT Engineering <br /> z:\projects\allied waste\forward\resource recovery facility\5 yr permit rvw 2013-14\tpr 2014\appendices\app a-3-oimp\oimp <br /> text-rev 111414.doc;11/18/2014 <br />