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Bright People.Right Solutions. A Waste Discharge Permit may be required for the expanded facility. This permit will account for and govern discharges to the sanitary sewer system, including washdown and other fluid wastes that cannot be discharged to the storm drainage system. 2.4.2 Site Expansion The existing ESRTS site of 4.96 acres would be expanded by 1.77 acres to a total of 6.28 acres. This is the result of the applicant's purchase of APNs 153- 180-05, 06, 08 and 55, a total of 1.47 acres, and the proposed abandonment of the section of F Street between Weber Avenue and the Stockton Terminal and Eastern Railroad (ST&E), which comprises 0.30 acres; the street right-of-way would be incorporated into the project site upon approval of the abandonment. 2. .3 Recycled Material Quantities The ESRTS facility would accommodate an average of 1,000 TPD of waste material, an average of 7,000 tons per week. A maximum of 1,250 TPD could be accommodated in any single day; the proposed maximum of 1,250 TPD is expected to occur on fewer than 10 days per year. Existing and proposed waste processing quantities are shown in Table 2-1. Table 2-1 Daily Tonnage Comparison ESTRS SRTS Material T e Current Proposed Proposed Max Current Proposed Yp Tonnage Average TPD* TPD* Tonnage Tonnage Residential single stream - 100 125 49 - Commercial single stream - 100 125 50 - Transferred single stream - 200 250 100 - Glass from MRF processors - 320 400 160 - Source separated OCC - 120' 150 60 - C&D,commercial 512' 120 150 60 - C&D,self haul - 4050 20 - Self haul CRV 1 Total Incoming 512 1,000' 1,250 500 - *The values shown are averages. The materials accepted vary,so the tons of individual materials may not match the estimate shown here,but the total incoming tonnage will not be exceeded. 121339/ST011 R209 2-5 September 16,2011 Copyright 2011 Kleinfelder