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a y 0yanesys Glass Processing Closure Plan, Continued. 2.0 Closure Plan Overview This Closure Plan is designed so that in the event of closure, minimal efforts will be required to shut down and maintain the facility. Regenesys intends to recycle all materials received and/or present at the facility during the closure notification period. However, the Closure Cost Estimate assumes that some materials received at the facility may not be fully processed and/or properly forwarded to downstream recyclers and sets aside money for such purposes. Closure costs are largely based on land disposal for process residues so that closure costs will not be underestimated. This closure plan also outlines procedures to dispose of universal waste processing equipment in a permitted hazardous waste landfill, rather than decontaminate such equipment and commit to confirming wipe samples. Much of the process equipment remaining at closure will likely be of value to other recyclers. At the time of closure, if alternate disposition options seem appropriate, Regenesys will work with the Department of Toxic Substances Control to revise the closure plan accordingly. Regenesys intends to close the facility such that there is no residual contamination left within its portion of the site. Therefore, the closure performance standard for the soil is the background soil concentrations for those metals processed on-site. However, should this closure performance standard not be attainable at the time of closure, Regenesys will work with the Department of Toxic Substances Control to establish a risk-based closure performance standard. The concrete pad of the building floor will be cleaned and decontaminated as described in this plan. The plan calls for mopping/wet wiping the warehouse floors to remove all traces of potentially contaminated dust. In addition, the walls, elevated walkways, girders and cranes will be evaluated for potential contamination. The types of materials handled at this facility potentially contain dust contaminated with metals, but these materials do not typically permeate concrete or metal. Therefore, surface mopping and wiping is sufficient to remove dust and the effectiveness of the cleaning can be assessed using wipe samples. Procedures used to clean and decontaminate the facility will be documented, along with any sampling and analysis conducted as part of the closure activities. At the conclusion of closure activities, Regenesys will submit a final closure report documenting that the facility does not represent a hazard. 3.0 Closure Timeline Regenesys plans to operate its Sinclair Facility until December 31, 2060. When the decision is made to shut down,the facility will adhere to the following schedule,which is documented as required by 22 CCR §66273.76(a)(1)(A): RECEIVED OCT 10 2014 9/15/2014 2 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT