Laserfiche WebLink
Report of Composting Site Information <br /> Tracy Material Recovery& Transfer Facility <br /> 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, Tracy, Ca. 95377 <br /> per minute and is more than sufficient to achieve this maximum requirement. This <br /> water is suitable for use in the composting process to maintain the proper moisture <br /> content. Water for feedstock conditioning will be added using a piped irrigation system. <br /> The water will be added on the surface of the piles before turning to incorporate <br /> moisture into the pile to during the turning of the windrows. Water will be added as <br /> required to maintain moisture content at or near 30 percent. The covered aerated static <br /> piles are watered when moved during processing or covers may be removed to <br /> accommodate supplementary watering, if needed. Contact water is stored in an onsite <br /> lined pond and used as needed for compost conditioning before the pathogen reduction <br /> period. <br /> L. IDENTIFICATION OF PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR OVERSIGHT OF <br /> FACILITY OPERATIONS <br /> Mike Repetto is both owner and operator of the site. The following person is responsible <br /> for site operations: <br /> Mike Repetto <br /> Owner <br /> 30703 S. MacArthur Drive <br /> Tracy, CA 95376 <br /> Phone (209) 835-0601 <br /> M. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED SITE RESTORATION ACTIVITIES <br /> The proposed compost facility is not designed with a pre-scheduled termination date. <br /> However, once the facility ceases operations, Tracy Material Recovery & Solid Waste <br /> Transfer, Inc., will comply with the site restoration requirements of 14 CCR §17870. <br /> This will include cleaning the site of any compost materials and removing all processing <br /> equipment. Improvements (i.e. inert pad and structures) shall be left intact unless Mike <br /> Repetto, as landowner, seeks to remove them. The LEA will be notified at least 30 days <br /> prior to site restoration activities commencing. The inert pad represents a valuable in- <br /> place stockpile of inert material that could be crushed for use as an aggregate material <br /> for construction. <br /> N. ODOR IMPACT MINIMIZATION PLAN <br /> An Odor Impact Minimization Plan is presented in Appendix D. <br /> TRAINING <br /> Employees are trained by staff that are skilled in: (1) various aspects of the work and (2) <br /> the proper use and maintenance of facility equipment for which they may be <br /> responsible. Potential hazards and safety features are stressed. No employee is <br /> 27 <br />