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LEA Advisory 20 Attachment- Inspection Guidance for SW Landfills Page 25 of 52 Recovery of materials such as metal,paper, and glass, is permitted as an integral part of the operation of a site. Salvaging shall be conducted only in a planned and controlled manner. Salvaging shall not interfere with other aspects of site operations, nor shall it be conducted so as to interfere with expeditious entry and egress of vehicles delivering waste to the site. No further guidance. 17688 Volume Reduction and Energy Recovery Volume reduction such as incineration, baling, shredding, composting,pyrolysis, and materials and energy recovery operations are permitted in conjunction with site operation provided they are conducted in a controlled manner as an integral part of the operation and provided there is no interference with the proper construction and maintenance of the site nor creation of health, safety, or environmental problems. No further guidance. 17689 Processing Area To the greatest degree practicable, salvaging, volume reduction, and resource recovery shall be confined to specified, clearly identifiable areas of the site as approved by the Enforcement Agency. No further guidance. 17690 Storage of Salvage Salvaged materials generated on-site or imported shall be placed for storage in a defined area segregated from the working face and shall be arranged so as to minimize risk of fire or other hazard or nuisance, and be limited to a volume as approved by the Enforcement Agency, the local land use authority, and other approval agencies. Salvaged materials should not interfere with other operations and the height and volume should not result in health or fire problems. Note: California Penal Code, § 402(b) (Appendix D), requires that doors be removed or latches disabled from white goods to prevent children from becoming entrapped. 17691 Removal Storage of materials salvaged from solid waste shall be ancillary to the operation of the disposal site unless such storage is planned as an integral part of the operation. The maximum storage time shall be limited to a duration which will not result in health or fire problems. The inspector should request to see documentation of removal frequency for each type of material being stored (i.e., tires, white goods). Removal frequencies should be reasonable and depend on the amount and type of material stored and the location of the facility with respect to the market for that material. http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/pe/advisory/20/attach2O/20attch l.htm 8/11/98