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S. The JTD, Page 6-13, Section 6.4.7, states that "beneficial reuse records shall be <br /> maintained in accordance with the requirements of 27 CCR, Section 20686. "Provide an <br /> estimate of the range, in tons, of these materials that are anticipated to be used, based on <br /> waste types, applicable cover to waste volume ratios, applicable density conversion <br /> factors, and engineering specifications in accordance with 27 CCR Section 21600 (6) (b). <br /> The response provided did not fully address the question. Footnote below table on page 4-8 tries <br /> to lump beneficial inert materials with others and does not state which material it is a subset of. <br /> Please provide detailed site information that follows T 27 CCR Section 20686. <br /> 6. The JTD, Appendix C-1, Page 1 of S, uses an industry standard of 4:1 refuse to daily and <br /> intermediate soil cover ratio. The EHD has asked that the ratios for the beneficial reuse <br /> material and ADC follow current site information, or provide an explanation of how the <br /> ratio was arrived at. Please revise to provide. <br /> The response provided did not fully address the question. Please explain why site specific <br /> information was not used and provide a citation for where the industry standard can be found. On <br /> numerous occasions(almost monthly)the EHD has been able to document the use of tarps in <br /> combination with other sources of ADC. Does the 4:1 ratio take in account the use of tarps, <br /> please explain. <br /> 7. The JTD, Appendix C-1, Page 2 of S, combines operation layer, daily cover and <br /> intermediate cover to determine a daily peak for soil cover brought into the facility. <br /> Please provide records that support the calculations. Please indicate which soil jobs <br /> were used as operations layer. <br /> The response provided did not fully address the question. Please provide information on which <br /> soils jobs were used as operations layers during construction. The information that the EHD has <br /> regarding the use of soils jobs as operations layers is that it does not occur. The soil used for <br /> operations layer in the past has been virgin soil excavated from the site borrow pit. <br /> 8. The JTD,Appendix C-1, Page 3 of S, indicates that 550 tons per day is needed to build a tipping <br /> pad. Is this a winter pad?Does Forward Landfill build a tipping pad every other day? Does this <br /> include daily cover from the day prior? <br /> The response does not fully address the question. Please provide detailed site information <br /> regarding the number of tipping pads constructed at Forward Landfill annually. Does the <br /> calculation include daily cover from the previous day?Does this include winter pad construction. <br /> 9. The JTD,Appendix C-1, Page 4 of 5, indicates how the volume of C&D ADC is derived, but it <br /> does not provide a tonnage estimate (see comments 10 and 14). Provide a tonnage estimate for <br /> C&D ADC. <br /> The response did not include an answer to the above referenced question.Please provide. <br /> IOThe JTD,Appendix C-1, indicates that treated auto shredder waste when deployed has a specific <br /> density greater than concrete or soil. This does not seem realistic. Provide supporting <br /> documentation from the generator of the treated auto shredder waste that shows the density of the <br /> material as it leaves their facility. <br /> The response involves field test that was conduct without the EHD oversight or over input.The <br /> EHD will not accept field test data that has not been witness by the EHD. The field tests that were <br /> conducted listed only the basic criteria for testing. The EHD is concerned that the testing <br /> information may have been affected by abnormal high moisture levels or contamination that <br /> would make the ADC cover material have a higher than normal density. The EHD is requesting <br /> that the field tests be conducted as part of a plan and that the EHD staff witness the tests. <br /> Page 2 of 3 <br />