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As described above, Forward Landfill will comply with all applicable conditions in Section A of this <br />Conditional Waiver. <br />3. Wastes (not otherwise suitable for recycling or reuse) derived from cleanup of <br />emergency/disaster-impacted areas and managed under provisions of this Conditional Waiver <br />shall only be discharged for permanent disposal into units that are underlain with an engineered <br />composite liner system and a leachate collection system meeting the requirements of California <br />Code of Regulations title 27 (Title 27), and State Water Board Resolution No. 93-62. <br />Forward Landfill will dispose of all waste streams in composite -lined, Class II waste management <br />units designed with leachate collection system. <br />4. Wastes derived from cleanup of disaster -impacted areas and discharged into regulated waste <br />disposal facilities shall be isolated, to the extent practicable, from areas of the facility that are not <br />lined. <br />Forward Landfill will dispose of all waste streams in composite -lined, Class II waste management <br />units designed with leachate collection system. <br />5. Food wastes, animal carcasses, and other putrescible wastes derived from cleanup of disaster - <br />impacted areas shall be discharged for disposal in compliance with conditions of this waiver and <br />be covered expeditiously. <br />Forward Landfill will operate in a manner that minimizes nuisance conditions. Food wastes, <br />animal carcasses, and other putrescible wastes will be covered immediately upon receipt. <br />6. Inert wastes derived from cleanup of disaster -impacted areas shall be separated and recycled <br />when appropriate and practicable. <br />Forward Landfill will manage emergency/disaster related wastes in accordance with its load - <br />checking program. It is expected that any separation of potentially recyclable materials will be <br />completed at the point of generation. Scavenging is not permitted at Forward Landfill. <br />7. Wastes such as paint cans, gas cans, solvents, poisons, household cleaners, drums with <br />unknown contents, electronic wastes, refrigerators, or any potentially hazardous wastes (other <br />than ash from fire disaster areas) shall be removed from the disaster related waste stream to the <br />extent practicable and managed in accordance with the applicable regulatory requirements. <br />Forward Landfill will manage emergency/disaster related wastes in accordance with its load - <br />checking program. It is expected that any separation of potentially recyclable materials will be <br />completed at the point of generation. Scavenging is not permitted at Forward Landfill. <br />8. Disposal of large numbers of animal carcasses, and other high moisture waste streams from <br />mass mortality (e.g., natural disaster, agricultural disease, etc.), may cause wastes to exceed <br />moisture -holding capacity at regulated MSW landfills. To limit the impacts from such a large an <br />additional moisture content associated with a mass mortality waste load, the owner/operator <br />responsible for the regulated waste disposal facility should implement the following procedures: <br />a. Discharge high -moisture wastes (animal carcasses, animal related wastes, etc.) only in <br />areas of the composite lined unit with a considerable thickness of other waste. <br />b. Cover each layer of high -moisture wastes (e.g., animal carcasses, animal related wastes, <br />etc.) with at least three feet of absorbent wastes or soil. <br />1145 W Charter Way <br />Stockton, CA 95206 <br />(209) 982-4298 / (209) 982-1009 fax <br />KBassoarepublicservices.com <br />