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i <br /> 0 <br /> ! STTfi OF CALIFORNIA Pete Wilson,Governor <br /> CALIFORNIA INTEGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD <br /> 8800 gal Center Drive <br /> Sacramento,California 95826 <br /> v <br /> February 24, 1994 YR <br /> Mr. Ed Padilla <br /> Senior Environmental Health Specialist <br /> San Joaquin County Public Health Services <br /> P.O. Box 2009 <br /> Stockton, CA 95201 <br /> Re: Waste Removal Plan for the Lovelace Transfer Station <br /> Mr. Padilla: <br /> The California Integrated Waste Management Board Staff will only <br /> require an approved Waste Removal Plan (WRP) for the Lovelace <br /> Transfer Station Project in light of the documentation in the <br /> Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) . It is the Board' s <br /> understanding that waste debris on the construction site will be <br /> removed in accordance with the Geotechnical Report (Page F-10, <br /> Site Preparation and Grading) included in the Draft EIR, which <br /> states, "In areas where old, buried landfill debris is located <br /> beneath structures or paved areas, we recommend that all debris <br /> be excavated and replaced with Engineered Fill . " In order to <br /> assure public health and safety during the removal of waste <br /> debris we need to have an agreed upon WRP which has the following <br /> elements . <br /> A health and safety plan which adequately addressees <br /> all health and safety conditions which will of might <br /> exist during the waste removal portion of the project . <br /> An agreed upon plan to characterize the waste debris <br /> with regard to metal content . The metals <br /> characterization plan should include such things as <br /> total number of samples to assure statistical <br /> significance, total number and type of control samples <br /> to be taken, method for determining random location of <br /> samples and the total area to be sampled. <br /> Include specific scenarios for handling the waste <br /> debris depending on how it is characterized. At a <br /> minimum, consider scenarios for Class III Municipal <br /> Waste, Class II Designated Waste and Class I Toxic <br /> Waste . <br /> Printed on Recycled Paper-- <br />