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State of California <br />Memorandum <br />To John Keene <br />State Clearinghouse <br />1400 10th Street <br />Sacramento, CA 95814 <br />From <br />Michael Niblock <br />Associate Planner <br />City of Stockton <br />6 East Lindsay Street <br />Stockton, CA 95202 <br />Environmental Affairs Agency <br />Date: <br />APR 2 51989 <br />4.e H. /Lakoh, Manager <br />urce Cons r tion and Local Planning Divisions <br />FORNIA WAilii MANAGEMENT BOARD <br />Subject: SCH# 88120516 Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) <br />for Stockton Scavenger Transfer Station Expansion <br />Project, San Joaquin County. <br />California Waste Management Board (CWMB) staff have reviewed the <br />DEIR for Stockton Scavenger Transfer Station Expansion and offer <br />the following comments: <br />Scope of DEIR <br />Resource Recovery <br />The proposed project is an expansion from 12 to 300 tons per <br />day of an existing transfer station/corporation yard. <br />Stockton Scavenger Association proposes this project for the <br />purposes of improving collection and disposal efficiency and <br />increasing materials recovery. Under its current permit, the <br />transfer station diverts 1.6 TPD from the waste stream. It <br />is anticipated that the proposed project would reduce solid <br />wastes going to the landfills by 45 to 75 TPD (15 to 25 <br />percent of the wastestream), assuming that the facility <br />accepts 300 tons per day. The EIR should include separation, <br />storage, and marketing methods for recoverable materials. <br />