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Ll <br />From: Benjamin Escotto [EH] <br />Sent: Monday, March 12, 2012 2:51 PM <br />To: Robert McClellon [EH] <br />Subject: Valley Organics Complaint <br />Robert, <br />Page 1 of 1 <br />This email is in reference to the Valley Organics complaint (CO0034703) made on 3/5/12. A site visit was <br />conducted on 3/8/12. The first allegation was that the facility was storing the feedstock too high. All piles were <br />visually measured and found to be within the limits set by the Manteca -Lathrop Fire Department (150ft x 250ft x <br />15ft). The next allegation stated that there was two large piles of ash (from the 9/18/11 fire) remaining on the <br />property. The property was walked and no piles of ash were observed. The next allegation was that food waste <br />was being brought in for compost. All feedstock piles were examined and only incidental amounts of food waste <br />was observed. The last allegation was that significant amount of vehicles were coming in to the facility. The <br />tonnage report for the month of February 2012 was examined. The tonnage report shows the number of vehicles <br />coming to drop off material. The highest number of vehicles for a single day was 19 (2/25/12) and the lowest <br />number of vehicles for single day was 4 (2/10/12). The average number of vehicles for the month of February <br />2012 was 10. In summary, none of the allegations on this complaint were found to be factual. <br />Ben Escotto <br />