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San Joaquin County Project Description Project Location The NCRC&SL is located at 17720 East Harney Lane,Lodi, California,at the southwest intersection of East Harney Lane and Atkins Road,approximately 8 miles east of the city of Lodi,in northeastern San Joaquin County(Figures 1-I and 1-2). The refuse fill area is located approximately 0.5 mile south of the entrance on East Harney Lane. The NCRC&SL property encompasses approximately 320 acres(landfill property);the landfill facility—comprising landfill,recycling station,scale house,employee/maintenance building,and a pumphouse—encompasses 185 acres. The remaining area consists of undeveloped land,which includes seasonal wetland and freshwater marsh north of the landfill facility,a retention pond east of the landfill facility, and a residential structure north of the landfill facility and east of the entrance road (Figure 1-4). Facility Background The NCRC&SL is a single Class III Waste Management Unit designated for "non-hazardous solid waste"including mixed municipal solid wastes (agricultural,residential, commercial,and industrial wastes);construction and demolition debris;yard waste;tires;household hazardous waste;and wood waste. White goods such as refrigerators,freezers,air-conditioning units, and tires are received for recycling. Septic tank wastes,toxic materials,large dead animals, 5-gallon or larger drums, infectious wastes,liquid wastes,cannery wastes,hazardous wastes,large loads of soil or gravel,trailers,and burned wastes are not accepted at the landfill. The landfill is composed of separately lined modules constructed as needed to provide space for refuse disposal. Each module has been constructed to meet or exceed the requirements in force at that time. All modules have liner systems that include a 0.06-inch high-density polyethylene(HDPE)geomembrane and leachate collection and removal facilities,constructed to meet or exceed the environmental requirements in force at that time. An EIR was prepared by the County in 1990 to support construction and operation of the NCRC&SL. In that document,disposal was estimated to be 250-300 tons per day. The NCRC&SL began operations ion 1991,with the construction of Modules 1 and 2 as single modules. Module 3 was constructed in 1995,and Module 4 was constructed in 2003. Modules 3 and 4 were constructed in accordance with an Approved Engineered Alternative Liner System that meets current Federal Subtitle D and CCR Title 27 requirements for containment. To date,refuse has been disposed in Modules I through 4,covering an area of approximately 52 acres to the present elevation limit of 190 feet ms]. Refuse is placed primarily in Module 4 at this time(spring/summer 2006). Notice of Preparation for the June 2006 North County Recycling Center and Sanitary Landfill 1-3 J&S 06307.06 Permit Revision