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t ' Project Description—Construction & Demo Iition/Inert Debris Facility Report Tracy Material Recovery Facility and Transfer Station 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, Tracy, California 95377 a eliminate or control dust, fumes, vapors, or gasses to protect worker and public safety, prior to their removal from the facility. h The greatest likelihood of hidden hazardous waste being in the waste,stream occurs in the C&D debris boxes. The debris boxes are dumped in the processing area and spread out for sorting. Hazardous materials discovered during dumping may be cause for rejection of the entire load or removal of said materials by the deliverer for proper disposal. The loads are screened for unacceptable materials by employees helping with the sorting process. Unacceptable materials are extracted from the waste, stored, and eventually recycled (latex paint) or disposed of properly. Remaining unacceptable materials are detected during the hand sorting and transfer process. The HHW will be stored within a HHW storage locker at the adjacent MRF & TS building. The HHW storage container and the storage area conform with the requirements of 22 CCR 66265.170 and HHW will be transported by the operator or a licensed vendor to a permitted facility for proper handling and/or disposal within 90 days. Litter Control [14 CCR 17408.1] Wind blown litter and residuals are removed daily, including from underneath equipment and other out-of-the-way locations,s, by site personnel top revent accumulated material from interfering with safe operation. A daily (at minimum) site walk by facility personnel focuses on ensuring that wind-blown litter is'picked up and a clean appearance maintained. The site is surrounded by fencing as shown on site plans in Appendix A, which prevents litter from blowing from the facility onto public roads or neighboring property. Portable litter fences may be , utilized, as needed, dependent upon wind conditions and direction. I Medical Wastes [14 CCR 17408.2] Medical wastes will not be accepted at this facility. .r Noise Control [14 CCR 17408.3] A noise analysis was performed for the facility as part of the 1993 EIR and no mitigations of impacts were required. Employee noise exposure shall be controlled by providing proper ear protection equipment for all employees in compliance with Cal-OSHA/Fed-OSHA. As discussed in the EIR, noise from station operations is unlikely to create a health hazard to persons using the site or to nearby residents. As previously discussed, the closest development to the project site are two residences (mobile homes) located approximately 600 feet north of the site bn the east side of MacArthur Drive. The closest residential subdivision is approximately one mile north of the site along MacArthur Drive. In addition, locating the main E 18 170.18 CDI FacReport 121907.doc i;