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C 2.1 Site Location GeoSyntec Consultants Title 27, CCR §21790(b)(2) location maps indicating property boundaries and the existing, permitted, and proposed final limits of waste placement, entry roads; and structures outside the property boundary but within 1000 feet of the property boundary. A location map shall also be included showing the general location of the landfill; The Forward Landfill is located at 9999 South Austin Road, San Joaquin County, California, approximately 7 miles southeast of Stockton, 2 miles south of Arch Road, and 2 miles north of French Camp Road, as shown on Figure 2-1. The property boundary and structures within 1,000 feet of the property boundary are also shown on Figure 2-1. The existing and proposed conditions of the 157 -acre permitted landfill site, including the onsite structures and entry roads are shown on Figure 2-2. The landfill consists of several waste management units (WMUs). Approximately 8 acres of the landfill, referred to as WMU A, were previously used to dispose of designated and hazardous wastes. WMU A stopped receiving waste in 1984 and received closure certification in 1989 [CH2M HILL, 1994]. A Final Closure and Post -Closure Maintenance Plan for WMU A has been prepared by EBA Wastechnologies [EBA, 1989] and approved by both the Department of Health Services (DHS)1 and the United States (U.S.) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) [CH2M HILL, 1994]. Table 2-1 provides a summary of the existing and permitted WMUs and treatment areas, their respective sizes, and a description of the typical wastes received in these units. In addition to the WMUs and treatment areas, the disposal site includes: (1) a transfer station/resource recovery facility for separating, sorting, and/or recycling activities, and (2) storage and support areas. 1 The Department of Health Services is now known as the Department of Toxic Substances Control(DTSC). J:\ALLIED\FORWARD\CLOSUREPLAN\REPORT 2-1 99.11.30 n u