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Those who visit the site for purposes other than delivering waste or recyclable materials for <br /> processing are required to sign in, park in designated parking areas. Such visitors are assigned <br /> an escort while they are at the facility and are given safety gear as appropriate. <br /> 3.4.15 Visual Screening <br /> LTS was designed and is operated to provide an attractive and aesthetically acceptable <br /> appearance. The facility is located in a low-density agricultural setting. As part of a "Good <br /> Neighbor" policy to obstruct visibility into the operation, trees have been planted and landscaping <br /> has been established at select locations around the facility. This reduces any "unsightly" effect of <br /> equipment and operations. In addition, an intensive roadside hand-picking of litter keeps the <br /> areas clean. <br /> 3.4.16 Water Supply <br /> Potable water is provided by an onsite well (Figure 2). The well system includes a chlorination <br /> system for the domestic water supply. Water is sampled regularly to verify compliance with <br /> drinking water standards. <br /> 4 REGULATORY AGENCY COMPLIANCE AND PERMITS <br /> See Appendix's for a copy of permits. <br /> 4.1 California Department of Resource, Recovery, and Recycling <br /> All solid waste facilities are required to have a SWFP issued by the LEA with concurrence by the <br /> California Department of Resource Recovery and Recycling (DRRR), previously the Integrated <br /> Waste Management Board (CIWMB). <br /> 4.2 San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department <br /> The San Joaquin County Public Health Services, Environmental Health Department acts as Local <br /> Enforcement Agency (LEA) for the DRRR, as well as enforcing other environmental and health <br /> regulations. <br /> Lovelace MRF and Transfer Station Department of Public Works/Solid Waste Division <br /> Transfer Processing Report 36 County of San Joaquin <br /> April 16,2026 <br />