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The transfer station building design can accommodate in excess of the <br />maximum daily inflow rate of 1700 tpd of material on the building floor within <br />the waste transfer building. The storage capacity is based on utilization of 60 <br />percent of the useable floor space, a refuse density of 370 pounds per cubic <br />yard and an average waste height of 10 feet. <br />The maximum refuse throughput for the transfer building based on a 24 hour <br />operating day and loading of 4 trucks per hour is 96 transfer trailers per day. <br />Each transfer trailer holds approximately 22 tons of waste. Therefore, 96 <br />transfer trucks per day, multiplied by 22 tons equals a maximum throughput of <br />2,112 tpd for the refuse transfer station operation which exceeds the current <br />SWFP maximum throughput. <br />2.4 WASTE TYPE AND VOLUME <br />The CVWS receives non -hazardous mixed municipal solid wastes from <br />residential (self -haul), commercial and industrial sources. <br />Waste types accepted at the CVWS include the following: <br />• Mixed residential waste <br />• Mixed light commercial/industrial waste <br />• Source separated recyclables <br />• Commingled recyclables <br />• Wood waste <br />• Construction and demolition debris <br />• Gypsum <br />• Green and yard waste <br />• Food processing wastes <br />• White goods <br />• Bulky waste <br />• Tires <br />• Metals <br />• Universal Wastes including Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs) and electronic <br />devices (Currently not actively accepted but may be in the future. <br />Universal waste currently only produced via Loadcheck activities) <br />• Treated Wood Waste (TWW) subject to the alternative management <br />standards issued by the California Department of Toxic Substances <br />Central Valley Waste Services 2-5 <br />Transfer Processing Report <br />Section 2 — 4/24/17 <br />