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filters, automotive batteries, used antifreeze and other recyclable household hazardous waste will <br /> be received on a continuous basis and either stored in designated areas or in approved hazardous <br /> material storage containers. Materials identified from the hazardous waste load checking <br /> program (Appendix B) will also be separated for temporary storage. An area may also be <br /> provided for periodic household hazardous waste collection events that would be coordinated and <br /> sponsored by San Joaquin County. During those events, personnel would be present to receive <br /> and identify potentially hazardous substances from residential sources such as paint, solvents, <br /> oil, insecticides, herbicides and house cleaners. Materials would be labeled, packaged in drums, <br /> stored and transported off the site. In no cases will hazardous commercial or industrial wastes <br /> be accepted at the facility. <br /> e. Other Wastes Requiring Special Handling <br /> As discussed above, used automotive batteries, oil, oil filters and antifreeze will be received at <br /> the facility as well as material separated from the load checking program. The material will be <br /> temporarily stored in a designated area or an approved hazardous material storage container. <br /> The acceptance and temporary storage of this material will comply with all State and County <br /> requirements. <br /> Tires will be accepted and stored onsite in a designated trailer until the ler is full then hauled <br /> off-site. White goods will also be accepted and stored in a designated area for disposal when <br /> a full load has been received. Prior to disposal, freon will be removed from appliances in <br /> compliance with all applicable regulations. <br /> 2. WASTE QUANTITIES <br /> a. Design Capacity <br /> The station has been designed to accommodate the projected waste generation through the year <br /> 2010. The material handling design capacity for the station by the year 2010 is estimated at an <br /> average of 800 tons per day and a peak of 1,000 tons per day of material delivered to the site. <br /> This pertains to the entire facility design capacity, which includes material sorting, recovery and <br /> processing, residual waste transfer, yard and wood receiving, composting and storage. The <br /> facility is capable of handling this waste quantity during the intended hours of operation without <br /> resulting in stacking of traffic onto public streets, overflowing of storage capacity for waste, <br /> 1—/PR0JWr/397/MRF/RS1-1.TCY <br /> Revision 1.0 7 Fcbnwy 1,1994 <br />