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3-16 <br /> to provide an effective barrier along the perimeter. Forward considered a 13-foot high <br /> perimeter fence, but felt the trees would be more aesthetic, limit dust transport, act as a barrier <br /> for litter, and allow for air mixing and odor dispersal. <br /> When winds reach 10 miles per hour or greater(refer to Section 3.5.3 for information on wind), <br /> the Compost Facility will suspend site activities that are susceptible to wind transport of litter, <br /> including windrow turning, grinding, and screening of compost material. <br /> Buffer zones resulting from required facility setbacks along the site's perimeter should provide <br /> some protection of adjacent properties. Most of the activities associated with litter (unloading, <br /> screening, and grinding) are not conducted close to the facility's perimeter fence. Unloading, <br /> screening, and grinding activities must be conducted more than 100 feet from the site <br /> perimeter. <br /> Forward will remove litter from the neighboring (offsite) properties where access has been <br /> granted by the property owner. This would include litter that is caught by tree limbs. Forward <br /> will use the method that is most effective and has the least amount of impact to the offsite <br /> property. <br /> Forward currently documents illegal dumping that occurs around or near the facility prior to <br /> clean up and documents spills and accidents that occur at or near the facility(see Section 7.2). <br /> Forward will also take photos of the litter before and after when there is an excessive amount <br /> of offsite litter. <br /> The site phone number ([209] 982-4298) is manned from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday <br /> through Friday and 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Saturday. All other times, the contracted <br /> security company will be available by phone to alert Forward personnel of any issues. For <br /> additional information, refer to Section 3.2.3 and Table 5 of this RCSI. <br /> 3.6.6 Nuisance Control <br /> Site operations are conducted in a safe and sanitary manner. The site is located in a rural <br /> area surrounded by largely unpopulated, agricultural land. Drought tolerant trees and <br /> shrubs, and grasses are used in landscaping to conform with the natural vegetation of the <br /> area. Screening vegetation is utilized around the RRF/Compost Facility. <br /> If the RRF/Compost Facility accepts any wastes in the future that might pose a nuisance, <br /> appropriate measures will be added to the station controls. <br /> Forward is responsible for meeting all permit conditions and regulatory requirements. <br /> Specific nuisance control measures are addressed individually in this section. <br /> Fire control equipment and control measures are discussed in Section 5.5. <br /> 3.6.7 Traffic Control <br /> See description of traffic control included in Section 1.4, as well as Figure 5. <br /> 3.6.8 Aspergillus <br /> Forward follows good housekeeping practices, regular watering, and controlled screening to <br /> minimize the propagation, harborage, or dispersal of any and all airborne microorganisms, <br /> including Aspergillus fiumagarur and Aspergillus flavus. <br /> Forward Composting Facility SWT Engineering <br /> Report of Composting Site Information-November 2014 <br /> z:\projects\allied waste\forward\resource recovery facility\5 yr permit rvw 2013-14\resi 2014\text\sec 3.doc <br />