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• Latex Paint <br /> • Automobile parts and components <br /> • Refrigerators <br /> • Cathode Ray Tubes (CRT's) <br /> • Computer Monitors <br /> • Automobile and Truck Tires <br /> • Waste oil and Filters <br /> The acceptance and management of these items is regularly re-evaluated based on the <br /> requirements of State and Federal law. (See Load Checking and Appendix F: Hazardous Waste <br /> Exclusion Program). <br /> Wastes requiring special handling or treatment, with the exception of tires, are not generally <br /> accepted. Whole tires will be segregated from the waste stream by hand and stacked (laced <br /> fashion) when deposited in a trailer. The tires will be transported off-site by Lovelace for disposal <br /> and /or recycling. A loading dock is constructed in the south end of the tipping/sorting floor <br /> entrance for loading tires onto the trailer. Copies of manifests are kept in the cashier's booth in <br /> the scale house. <br /> 3.3 LOAD CHECKING <br /> The purpose of load checking is to exclude materials that may not be accepted at the facility for <br /> other reasons. Site personnel are trained in the recognition, proper handling and disposition of <br /> prohibited materials. Load checking records for the previous year are maintained for future <br /> reference at the LTS main administration office. <br /> 3.3.1 Scale House Check <br /> The screening of incoming loads for hazardous and prohibited wastes begins at the scale house. <br /> Signs indicating what types of waste are prohibited are posted on the scale house. Customers <br /> are asked if they have any hazardous or prohibited waste within their load. <br /> Lovelace MRF and Transfer Station Department of Public Works/Solid Waste Division <br /> Transfer Processing Report 29 County of San Joaquin <br /> April 16,2026 <br />