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Benjamin Escotto [EH] From: Benjamin Escotto [EH] Sent: Monday, April 15, 2013 2:00 PM To: 'Kevin Clutter' Cc: Robert McClellon [EH] Subject: RE:Transfer Station Inspection Kevin, You were issued a permit to operate as a Limited Volume Transfer Operation under the Enforcement Agency Notification Tier. You were issued a permit by the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department because the facility falls under the EA Notification Tier. No permit would have been issued if the facility fell under the Excluded Tier. Now you will need to fill out an application to operate as a Medium Volume Transfer/Processing Facility under the Registration Permit Tier. Title 14 CCR Sections 17400-17405 covers these differences. If you need further clarification on this matter or your fees,you will need to talk to Robert. He is off this week but will return next Monday(4/22/13). Ben -----Original Message----- From: Kevin Clutter [mailto:KClutter@iwpusa.com] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2013 11:18 AM To: Benjamin Escotto [EH] Cc: Robert McClellon [EH] Subject: RE:Transfer Station Inspection Ben-still chasing land owner, but in the mean time,corporate started asking a couple of questions when we were getting check requests done, etc.One question that just came back this morning is what kind of permit were we issued by the county? It is termed a permit-to-operate and states on it that it can be revoked. But under notification rules, it says no permit would be issued and that it was not like a permit-to-operate that could be revoked (which the first level that would occur at would be a registration permit).So it looks like we sent in notification information but were issued back a permit-to-operate (of which the registration tier) is the first level that should have occurred.They are wondering if we've already essentially paid for and were granted the registration permit.And if somehow that's the case, how do we make up the difference now? I think the only real difference that we're ending up submitting is a slight adjustment of description to include the bakery product and of course tonnage. But other than that,there really isn't much difference from what we submitted the first time. Kevin From: Benjamin Escotto [EH] [bescotto@sjcehd.com] Sent:Wednesday,April 10, 2013 8:43 AM To: Kevin Clutter Cc: Robert McClellon [EH] Subject: RE:Transfer Station Inspection Kevin, You will need to as well contact Dave Gordin of the San Joaquin County Department of Public Works-Solid Waste Division (SWD)at(209)468-3066. SWD will need to amend their countywide integrated waste management plan