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Donations that are deemed acceptable will be sorted accordingly. Smaller items will be placed in large collection bins, while larger items will be directed to a designated tent-covered area. All donated items will be organized and stored in one of three storage containers: one 40-foot container and two 20-foot containers. In the event of overflow, excess items will be placed in the designated exchange area beneath a covered tent. Donations delivered to the designated drop- off area will be available for community members to take free of charge. Items that remain on-site for up to 120 days will be offered to local charities for pickup. If the items are not claimed, they will be properly disposed of. Acceptable items include, but are not limited to, furniture, small appliances, electronics, and household goods. We reserve the right to reject any items that do not meet the acceptable standards. If items are not accepted, individuals have two options: (1) remove the items from the premises for proper disposal through their waste collection service; (2) utilize available onsite disposal services, which may be subject to applicable gate fees. Donations to the material exchange are free of charge. However, this program operates independently from the Transfer Station services and shall not be construed as part of, or in lieu of, any services provided by the Transfer Station. The material exchange program supports the County's waste diversion and source reduction goals by reducing landfill-bound materials, promoting reuse, conserving resources, and advancing circular economy practices within the County's integrated waste management system. 1.6.4 Office and Maintenance Building The office and Maintenance Building provides office space, equipment maintenance facilities, sanitary facilities. 1.6.5 Roads Roads and driveways at the site are designed and constructed to withstand daily loading and minimize the generation of dust. All roads are paved, with striping to direct traffic to the appropriate locations under all weather conditions. The surface of the paved areas are cleaned as part of the station's cleaning and housekeeping procedures. Lovelace MRF and Transfer Station Department of Public Works/Solid Waste Division Transfer Processing Report 4 County of San Joaquin April 16,2026