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3 -10 <br />The Operations Manager or their designee will monitor and inspect the condition and order of <br />all drainage facilities, surfaces, and slopes as part of their daily operations. Drainage contro l <br />features and on-site access roads will be inspected routinely, and at least weekly during high - <br />intensity rainfall periods. All necessary repairs will be performed promptly and will be <br />documented. Temporary berms, straw mulch, sand bags, or other erosion-control measures <br />may be used to prevent erosion damage of soil covered areas when weather conditions inhibit <br />complete repairs. <br />3.2.2 Dust Control (14 CCR, Sections 17407.4 and 18221.6 u)) <br />In accordance with 14 CCR, Section 17407.4, dust control measures are conducted at the <br />RRF. Dust is controlled at the site by (1) use of the partially enclosed RRF building (open on <br />one side) (2) proper maintenance of haul roads (paving, grading, oiling, and watering) and <br />(3) by limiting the speed of all vehicles on site to 10 miles per hour. Water is the main dust <br />control procedure used to control dust. Haulers are protected from dust by unloading from <br />the front of the bui lding. Dust within the RRF building is controlled by sweeping/clean i ng the <br />building floor and dust masks are provided to personnel. For dust control purposes, surface- <br />water runoff or on -site well water will be applied to the main access road and processing <br />areas. Approximately 100,000 gallons of water are utilized per day. No disposal or <br />treatment of this water is required since only a minimal amount is utilized and either <br />evaporates or is absorbed by the road or ground resulting in no run-off. <br />The track-out of mud and dirt onto Austin Road is limited by having a minimum 120-foot long <br />paved exit road that allows mud and dirt to drop off before exiting the site, removing the <br />mud and di rt from the interior paved road and Austin Road on a daily basis, and use of a <br />wheel washer. The track-out mud on Austin Road will be removed utilizing a water truck, <br />street sweeper, and /or the wheel washer (i.e., Tracinator) dirt removal system, as needed. <br />The wheel wash station is located along the exit road as shown on Figure 2. The wheel wash <br />(Tracinator) station removes mud from the tires of trucks by shaking the vehicle as it drives <br />across the steel washboard channels. In addition . the concrete basin is filled to an <br />approximate 7-inch depth with water delivered by a water truck. As trucks drive through the <br />wheel wash station . water in the concrete basin washes away the mud on the tires. Mud will <br />be cleared from the wheel wash station . as needed . by filling the concrete basin with clean <br />water and pumping the water into a holding tank. The water in the holding tank will be <br />disposed of in accordance with WDR Order No. R5-2014-0006. A water truck with a <br />pressurized hose will also be used to clean the basin. <br />3.2.3 Litter Control (14 CCR, Section 17408.1) <br />In accordance with 14 CCR, Section 17408.1, litter control is conducted at the RRF. All <br />incom i ng recyclable loads are processed and/or transferred ins ide the RRF bu i lding. A debris <br />collection fence is used to catch any wind blown debris. The RRF is c leaned daily by site <br />personnel to remove any litter on the property and minimize the possibility of off-site littering. <br />Forward Resource Recovery Facility SWT Engineering <br />Transfer/Processing Report -May~ 2014 <br />z:\projects \all ied waste \forward \resource recovery facil ity \5 yr permit rvw 2013-14\tpr 2014\text\se c3 .do c