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Gilton Resource Recovery <br /> Food By-Product / Feed Production Site <br /> Odor Impact Minimization Plan <br /> Attachment No. 3 <br /> GILTON RESOURCE RECOVERY <br /> FOOD BY-PRODUCT / FEED PRODUCTION SITE <br /> ODOR IMPACT MINIMIZATION PLAN <br /> Introduction <br /> This Odor Impact Minimization Plan (OIMP) has been developed to provide <br /> instruction and guidance to on-site personnel employed at the Gilton Resource <br /> Recovery Food By-Product / Feed Production Site located at 12067 S. Lammers <br /> Road, Tracy, California ("Site"). It covers issues dealing with the handling, <br /> storage, processing and removal of food by-product, commodities and feed <br /> materials. This OIMP will be revised as necessary to reflect significant changes <br /> in the design or operation of the Site. A copy of revisions will be provided to San <br /> JoaquinCounty within 30 days of any changes. In addition, this OIMP will be <br /> reviewed no less than once per year to determine if any revisions are necessary. <br /> Basic Process Description: Materials destined for the Site are identified, <br /> weighed and documented at the Gilton Resource Recovery / Transfer Facility, <br /> Inc. located at 800 S. McClure Road, Modesto, California (GRR). Loads are <br /> classified by inbound commodity type, hauler, customer and point of origin. An <br /> initial screening takes place at the scale house to determine if there are any <br /> potentially unacceptable materials, then additional load checking takes place at <br /> the unloading areas. <br /> At this stage the by-products that have high moisture content are preprocessed. <br /> Water and free liquids are extracted using both gravity drainage and mechanical <br /> equipment (rotary screw press). <br /> After preprocessing, the commodities are trucked to the Site. Upon arrival, the <br /> materials are quickly unloaded and thinly spread on the designated paved surfaces. <br /> The materials are solar dried and are turned frequently to accelerate the dehydration <br /> process. Once dried, the commodities are stockpiled briefly prior to removal. At this <br /> point the material can be shipped to end users (animal feed) or to our site in Stockton <br /> for further processing, milling, packaging and shipping. <br /> O1MP <br /> Page 1 <br /> 2012-126 Attachments Attachment No 3-OIMP 12--06-20.doc <br />