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product to be produced. Contaminants such as metals, plastic, paper and rocks will be removed. <br /> Screened materials will be discharged to a roll-off container, truck or loader, depending on the <br /> next required processing function. <br /> 3. CLEANING <br /> All litter and loose material will be contained within the MRF/Transfer Station and Compost <br /> Facility site boundaries. Litter and loose material will be controlled by fences placed at strategic <br /> locations and around the entire perimeter of the site, and by an aggressive clean up program. <br /> Litter and loose material will be picked-up daily. <br /> E. PROCESSING OPERATIONS <br /> 1. DEVELOPMENT STAGES <br /> Initially, the Composting Facility will include a 60,000 square foot composting pad and a lined <br /> evaporation pond that will measure approximately 66 feet by 162 feet at the top. As the quantity <br /> of organic wastes to be processed increases, the composting pad and evaporation pond if <br /> necessary will be extended to the south. It is anticipated that the compost pad will be extended <br /> in increments of approximately 15,000 square feet. The extended compost pad and enlarged <br /> evaporation pond will conform with prior design, construction and operating standards. <br /> 2. TYPE OF OPERATION <br /> The Composting Facility will process a variety of organic wastes into a variety of finished <br /> products. Different processing operations will be used to produce various finished products. <br /> Some products require composting, others do not. <br /> The facility is expected to receive a yearly average of 38 tons per day, Monday through Friday <br /> (tpd-5) in 1995, 90 tpd-5 in 2000, 122 tpd-5 in 2005 and 166 tpd-5 in 2010 of green and wood <br /> waste material suitable for processing. <br /> Mulch Operations <br /> A portion of the organic wastes will be processed through the tub grinder and screened to <br /> various sizes (1" - 2") depending on customer demand. The screened mulches require no further <br /> processing and do not go through the composting processes required in the production of <br /> 1_/PR0JECT/3971MRF/RC14.TCY February 1,IM <br /> 26 <br />