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LEA Advisory 20 Attachment- Inspection Guidance for SW Landfills Page 19 of 52 undercarriage) in ruts or become stuck when using the road. This standard only applies to that portion of the access road within the permitted facility boundary. 17660 Internal Roads Internal roads (i.e., within site fencing or other perimeter barrier) which are used by the public shall be kept in safe condition, maintained such that vehicle access and unloading can be carried on during inclement weather, and identified with suitable signing showing directions to the operating area. If vehicles "bottom out" or become stuck in the road, this is a violation. The signs should direct the public to the active disposal area or other appropriate unloading area. A lack of adequate signage is indicated if the inspector or the public has trouble finding the operating area. Sanitation 17666 Sanitary Facilities Adequate sanitary facilities for the site personnel shall be available at the site or in the immediate vicinity. For purposes of uniformity, adequate sanitary facilities consists of a sanitary toilet and handwashing facility with soap. The inspector must use his/her discretion, based on site-specific conditions to decide what is to be considered the "immediate vicinity". 17667 Water Supply Safe and adequate drinking water for the site personnel shall be available. The operator should provide the water supply and personnel should not be depended upon to bring their own water. Employees may forget to bring water and/or weather or unexpected conditions may require the availability of an additional supply. A city water line, bottled water, clean water tanks certified structurally sound, or wells tested potable by the local health agency are acceptable. Note: As a guideline for testing potability, note that Title 22, §64411 requires that domestic wells of public water systems serving greater than 25 people at least 60 days per year, be tested monthly for bacteria and every three years for total chemicals. Communications 17668 Communications Facilities Each site where hazardous wastes are accepted or where personnel are on duty shall have communication facilities available to users and to site personnel to allow quick response to emergencies by the appropriate authorities and emergency services. If the facility accepts non- hazardous wastes and is unattended, signs at the highway turnoff and at the entrance to the facility shall warn the users that no communications facilities are available at the facility. The use of two-way radios or cellular phones may meet the communication requirement of this http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/pe/advisory/20/attach20/20attchl.htm 8/11/98