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As shown on Drawing RSI-2, the Non-Automated Disposal traffic lane enters the east side <br /> of the Transfer Building. Non-Automated Disposal site users back vehicles into the stalls <br /> ' shown to unload waste on the tipping/sorting floor. The Automated Disposal entry is via <br /> a bridge over the transfer lane to stalls which serve unloading to the same tipping/sorting <br /> floor. <br /> D. NATURE AND QUANTITY OF WASTES TO BE ACCEPTED <br /> 1. Waste Types <br /> a. General <br /> The Station accepts and will continue to accept mixed municipal waste (including <br /> commercial and residential), white goods, and limited amounts of construction and <br /> demolition waste. Oversized materials and stumps will not be accepted. <br /> For purposes of waste quantity tracking and projections the County will continue to <br /> divide the waste accepted into the following general categories: <br /> • Refuse Collectors and the Cities <br /> ' • Self Haul (minimum fee loads) <br /> • Non-Minimum Fee; weighed and not weighed <br /> This is done primarily because these site customers are processed in separate <br /> incoming lanes and disposal areas, and they are invoiced separately. As is current <br /> practice, the expansion of the Station will continue to segregate Station traffic to <br /> separate unloading areas. The two Station unloading areas are according to whether <br /> the vehicles are automated unloading vehicles or non-automated unloading vehicles. <br /> These are termed "Automated Unloading" and Non-automated Unloading" disposal <br /> areas on the expansion plans. The design of the Station in this RSI is referenced <br /> accordingly. <br /> The refuse collectors and cities disposal vehicles generally are automated unloading <br /> vehicles. In addition, a small portion of the non-minimum fee vehicles are automated <br /> unloading type. The remainder of site users are non-automated vehicles, which <br /> includes minimum fee loads, weighed loads and loads which are not weighed but <br /> measured to determine the disposal fee. <br /> The methods for handling the waste will basically be the same as current practice in <br /> that Automated Disposal and Non-Automated Disposal waste streams are <br /> commingled during sorting and transfer operations. <br /> b. High liquid content wastes are not accepted at the Station. <br /> C. accepted Designated wastes are not ted at the Station. <br /> g P <br /> 07549001.012 6 September 23,1993 <br />