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Project Description <br /> Tracy Material Recovery Facility and Transfer Station Expansion <br /> 30703 5. MacArthur Drive, Tracy, California 95377 <br /> Wood Waste Storage and Processing <br /> Wood is separated from commercial, industrial, self-haul, and residential waste streams <br /> in the sorting area and stockpiled on site. Once a sufficient stockpile is accumulated, the <br /> material is chipped/ground and loaded into transfer trailers for delivery to biomass , <br /> power plants or sold as mulch to local markets. <br /> Administration and Maintenance Building <br /> The administrative offices and maintenance occupy a common building at the southern <br /> end of the site. The building contains offices and work areas for management personnel <br /> and administrative employees, restrooms, conference rooms, storage and equipment <br /> rooms, in addition to mechanical equipment and tools for use in the maintenance and <br /> repair of company vehicles and waste handling equipment. <br /> Household_Hazardous Waste and Universal Waste and Appliance Recycling i <br /> Used oil, oil filters, automotive batteries, and used antifreeze are received on a <br /> continuous basis. Electronic waste, including (but not limited to) televisions, computers <br /> and monitors, and other small appliances are accepted at the facility. <br /> Appliance recycling — involving the removal of mercury switches and Freon from <br /> household appliances (including refrigerators, clothes washers and dryers, and other <br /> "white goods" — occurs on an area at the north end of the compost pad; these activities <br /> may also occur inside the MRF/TS building, especially during inclement weather. <br /> Treated wood waste, fluorescent light tubes, cellular phones, and household batteries, <br /> mercury switches and Freon, and other regulated substances are segregated from the <br /> waste stream and managed in accordance with California Department of Toxic <br /> Substance Control regulations. <br /> Full Solid Waste Facility Permit <br /> The Project Description will be further described in detail within three separate <br /> documents for operations that are in a format to be considered for permitting by the <br /> California Integrated Waste Management Board and the County of San Joaquin <br /> Environmental Health Department — acting as the Local Enforcement Agent (LEA) — for <br /> the following solid waste processing and handling activity: <br /> i <br /> Transfer/Processing Report <br /> The proposed expansion to activities at the Tracy MRF & TS will be cause to revise the <br /> current Full Solid Waste Facility Permit issued by (LEA) by the California Integrated <br />[ Waste Management Board and The facility will be inspected monthly by the LEA with <br /> this Transfer/Processing Report acting as the stand alone operational document to <br /> remain on-site for the LEA to utilize when inspecting the facility for compliance with <br /> state minimum standards. The Transfer/Processing Report format will be utilized to <br /> permit the facility, and will be used to implement mitigation measures derived from the <br /> Use Permit modification and environmental assessment. <br /> 6 <br /> 170.18.03 CUP Project Description 121807 <br /> r <br />