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Y Facili4- 6., t Number: SOLID WASTE Fi PERMIT AeRV JUN 2 o 199439-AA-0015 17. LEA Conditions: A. The combined Forward Landfill and the Forward Resource Recovery Facility permitted tons per operating day shall not exceed 4,180(peak). B. Forward Landfill's contaminated soils acceptance program shall comply with the terms and conditions given in the LEA's letters to Forward dated October 31, 1990; June 5, 1992; and January 7, 1994. C. This facility shall comply with all terms and conditions of this permit. D. This facility shall comply with all applicable State minimum standards for solid waste handling and disposal. E. This facility shall comply with all Federal, State, and Local requirements and enactments,including all mitigation measures given in any certified environmental document filed pursuant to Public Resources Code, Section 21031.6. F. Any additional information concerning the design and operation of this facility must be provided upon the request of the local enforcement agency. G. This permit is subject to review by the LEA and may be suspended, revoked,or modified at any time for sufficient cause. H. This facility must conform to the Report of Disposal Site Information dated October of 1993. I. The LEA reserves the right to suspend or modify waste receiving operations when deemed necessary due to an emergency,an actual or potential hazard,or creation of a public nuisance. J. Any change that would cause the design or operation of this facility not to conform to the terms and conditions of this permit is prohibited. Such a change may be considered a significant change requiring a permit revision. In no case shall the operator implement any change without first submitting a written notice of the proposed change to the LEA at least 120 days in advance of that change. K. Safety equipment shall be provided for all employees at the landfill. L. This facility must comply with the conditions of approval for the land use permit UP-91-12 M. The operator shall maintain a copy of this permit at the facility to be available at all times to facility personnel and enforcement agency personnel. N. A change in operator of this facility shall require a new permit. O. The Griffolyn TX-1200 (Fire Retardant) synthetic blanket, or equivalent as approved by the LEA, is the only synthetic blanket approved for use at this facility. P. Six inches of soil cover material shall be applied at the end of each operating week to the active face where Griffolyn TX-1200 (Fire Retardant) synthetic blanket was used. Q. An adequate supply of water or soil shall be kept near the active face to aid in fire suppression. R. Application and removal of the synthetic blanket shall be done so as to minimize damage(punctures, tears, etc.)to the synthetic blanket. S. The operator shall remove from use and discard the synthetic blanket when it no longer functions as an adequate cover material as outlined in CIW-IvM's "Procedural Guidance For the Evaluation of Alternative Daily Covers". T. The LEA may order a synthetic blanket removed from service and discarded based on deteriorated condition(s) which prevent it from functioning as adequate cover. U. Griffolyn TX-1200 (Fire Retardant) synthetic blanket may only be used to cover non-hazardous solid waste or non-hazardous solid waste mixed with de-watered sewage or water treatment sludge at a minintum solid-to-liquid ratio of 5:1 by weight. The ultimate moisture holding capacity of the non-hazardous solid waste shall not be exceeded. V. Griffolyn TX-1200 (Fire Retardant) synthetic blanket shall not be used to cover designated wastes, asbestos, or any other hazardous wastes approved by DISC for Class II or III disposal. Six inches of soil cover material shall still be used to cover these wastes daily.