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10/10/91 10:18 e916 366 7013 _SACRAMENTO (@014/018 A-6 Soil Conditions with Respect to Site Design Information on this item is in Sections C.6.1.4, C-6.1.5, C.6.2 and C.6.3 (Pages 17 through 20) of the PSR. B-1, Personnel and B-2, Equipment Personnel and equipment are described in Section D.1 and D.2 of the PSR (Pages 22 and 23). It is unclear what documentation is missing from the PSR submitted in January 1991, and therefore, we have attached copies of Pages 17 through 23 (Attachment 2). Comment on Section B -5b• "PDM section B -Sb corresponding to PSR D.5.3. Thsi section of the PSR describes a typical operation cycle. There is no mention of a scale or method of determining the amount of waste delivered with each truckload. " n� Waste Quantity Measurement There is not an on-site scale and Cove Contractors does not propose to use scales at the site. The ASW quantities disposed of will be measured and recorded at the source and made available to Cove Contractors. Comment on Section B -5e• "PDM section B -Se corresponding to PSR section D. S. 4 and D. S. S, . The PSR states that no cover is used during dry weather. Section 17682 Article 7 Chapter 3 Title 14 of California Administrative Code states that landfill operations receiving tonnage from S to 50 per day require cover every 48 hours and landfill operations receiving over 50 tons per day require cover every 24 hours. " Res nsmt Landfill Cover Title 14, Section 17682 states that cover material is required "In order to effectively prevent propogation of flies, rodents or other vectors; to control landfill fires; to prevent the creation of nuisances Section 17682 goes on to state that "The Board shall consider any application for different cover and compaction requirements for special operating practices such as landfilling shredded waste." Cove Contractors is proposing "different cover and compaction requirements" because, the site will only accept inert waste and auto shredder waste. Both of these waste types should not require cover to prevent attraction of flies, rodents or other vectors; to control landfill fires; or to prevent nuisances. As mentioned in the PSR, ASW primarily contains small pieces of plastic and rubber, inert material and small metal bits from the shredding process. Most liquids are volatilized during the shredding operation and a silicate/cement treatment is applied to the ASW to control metals leaching. This shredded and processed waste and the inert waste should not attract flies or rodents or cause landfill fires or odors. JM -91-4 Copyright 1991 [Geinfetder, Inc. Page 3 of 7 KLEINFELDER 3077 Fite Circle, Sacramento, CA 95827 (916) 366-1701