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Mr. Padilla Page 3 of 7 and the frequency of removal of salvaged goods. Also, include contingency is for manpower and equipment availability during emergencies. 7. Indicate whether nearby residents have complained about noise from station operations. (d) A schematic drawing of buildings and other structures showing layout and general dimensions for unloading, storage, compaction, processing, parking and loading ares. 1. The plan intended to meet this item does not distinguish between the public and commercial hauler tipping area. The site plan identifies an used oil storage. Please explain, as used oil is a hazardous waste and is not listed as a type of waste accepted. If used oil is to be received, prior to accepting it an approval from the Department of Toxic Substance Control is needed. 4. Describe access provisions in detail. Discuss on-site traffic flow, provisions for turns across traffic, stacking lanes, traffic routing and road surfacing. (g) An estimate of the design capacity and current of anticipated daily capacity of the station in tons. 1. State the maximum peak load capacity, the maximum daily throughput that could be sustained in an ongoing basis and the average daily throughput expected. The RSI states that the design capacity is 640 tpd. The permit states 2000 tpd. Please clarify. (j) Anticipated volume of quench or process water required and planned method of treatment and disposal of any wastewater. 1. 14 CCR 17534 requires placement of drainage or cleanup waste in a sanitary sewer be prohibited unless approved by the local sewage authorities. This same section also requires drainage control be coordinated with the California Regional Water Quality Control Board. A written approval of both agencies is necessary. (k) Resume of the management organization which will operate the station. 3 . List the addresses of -Dersons to be notified in case of emergency.