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5-1 <br /> 5.0 HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRAM <br /> 5.1 Sanitary Facilities <br /> There are no on-site sewage disposal systems or leach lines. Portable toilets are provided at <br /> the site to provide sanitary facilities, which are serviced daily or as needed. Two portable <br /> toilets are located adjacent to the landfill office, two are located at the RRF, two are in the <br /> maintenance yard, and two are located near the working face. Hand washing facilities are <br /> located in each portable toilet and an additional facility is near the landfill office trailer. The <br /> locations/quantities of portable toilets will change with daily operations as the site is <br /> developed. <br /> 5.2 Water Supply <br /> There are four production water wells at the entire Forward Landfill/RRF/Composting Facility <br /> site. The first well, located near the main entrance of the landfill was drilled to a depth of <br /> approximately 135 feet and groundwater occurs at a depth of approximately 70 feet. The <br /> well was likely installed before the opening of the landfill, having been previously used for <br /> agricultural purposes. It is pumped at a rate of approximately 1,500 gallons per minute <br /> (gpm) at a maximum frequency of approximately 27 times during a typical work day. <br /> Another well is located south of the South Fork of South Littlejohn's Creek, in the southeast <br /> corner of the Compost Facility/RRF area, and has a capacity of 500 gpm. The third well is <br /> located along the northern boundary of the former Austin Road Landfill. This well was <br /> installed in 1972 and has a production of approximately 60 gpm. The fact that groundwater <br /> flow near the existing Forward Landfill is not modified by pumping from this well suggests <br /> that it is screened in a confined unit below the uppermost groundwater units that are <br /> monitored at the site. The fourth production well is located along the eastern boundary of <br /> the site, just south of the entrance to the Composting Facility/RRF. The locations of the <br /> wells located in the Compost Facility/RRF area is shown on Figure 2. <br /> On-site water uses include site construction and waste disposal operations, RRF and <br /> compost operations, dust control, compaction, irrigation, equipment maintenance <br /> operations, sanitary facilities, firefighting, and emergency situations. Bottled water is <br /> provided for drinking. <br /> 5.3 Communications Facilities <br /> The telecommunications provider delivers telephone service to the site. The site offices and <br /> key site personnel have phones. The site has five telephone lines for business and <br /> emergency use. In addition, each employee is assigned a cell phone with two-way radio <br /> capability for emergency and work communication. <br /> 5.4 Lighting <br /> PG&E provides the primary electric service to the site. Electrical power is provided to the <br /> office trailers and on-site pumping facilities. Night/security lighting is also located at the <br /> landfill and RRF/Compost Facility entrances. <br /> The landfill has four portable trailer-mounted generators, in case of an emergency and/or <br /> the need for night lighting. This lighting faces downward and to the west so as not to <br /> interfere with airport landing and take-off operations. <br /> Composting operations will not be conducted at night. <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\9-nov 2014 track changes\sec 5.doc <br />