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3. Landfill If the composting site is planned to be located on an existing or closed land- fill, provide the following information: a. Name of the site and current owners) and operator(s). b. Site classification (Class 1, II, or 111) and type of waste disposed of and waste prohibited. C. Date of closure of landfill. d. Date of issuance of solid waste facilities permit of closed ll. .land fi e. Location and acreage of the proposed composting operation. Clearly indi- cate the location and acreage of composting materials located within landfill boundaries and placed on landfill final cover. 1 f. Location where documents, and as-built landfill site construction drawings g and the final closure and post-closure maintenance plans are retained for Inspection. g. If the composting operation was not addressed in the most recently approved closure and post-closure maintenance plans, revised closure and post-closure maintenance plans will be required. Composting operations will not occur on an existing or closed landfill; however, the Composting Facility will be located on an area permitted for future WMUs. C. Quantity of Materials to be Accepted Describe the nature and quantity of materials to be accepted. Nonwaste building materials, such as straw, hay, rice hulls, etc., need not be reported here. However, the facilities and procedures used in the storage and hand- ling of these materials must be described under the materials handling por- tion of this RCSI. The Compost Facility will handle any decomposable organic material including, but not limited to, green material, food processing residue, sewage sludge, mixed solid waste, manure, mixed paper, ash, grit/grease, holding tank pumpings, and agricultural wastes. Green material, food processing residue, sewage sludge, mixed solid waste and manure are as defined in Title 14 (Chapter 3.1, Article I, §17852) of the California Code of Regula- tions (CCR): a ealOQ29B63.wp5/6 9/28/94 6