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F.1Aity/Pe amber. SOLID WASTE FACILITY PERMIT 39-AA-O(24 17. LEA Conditions: A. This facility shall comply with all terms and conditions of this permit. B. The design and operation of this facility must comply with all applicable federal, state, and local requirements and requirements, including all mitigation measures given in any certified environmental document filed pursuant to Public Resources Code, Section 21031.6. C. The design and operation of this facility must comply with all applicable state minimum standards for solid waste handling and disposal. D. Household hazardous waste shall be handled in a manner approved by the LEA. E. This permit is subject to review by the LEA and may be modified, suspended, or revoked for sufficient cause following a hearing. F. The facility must conform to the Report of Facility Information (RFI) dated December of 1993 and the Addendum to the RFI dated September 1996. G. The LEA reserves the right to suspend or modify waste receiving operations when deemed necessary due to an emergency, an actual or potential health hazard, or creation of a public nuisance. H. Any change that would cause the design or operation of this facility not to conform to the terms and conditions of the permit is prohibited. Such a change would be considered a significant change requiring a permit revision. In no case shall the operator implement any change without first submitting a written notice of the proposed change to the LEA at least 120 days in advance of that change. I. Safety equipment shall be provided for all employees and workers at the station. J. This facility must comply with the conditions of approval for the land use permit UP-93-4 and Site Approval SA-96-35. K. The material recovery facility shall recover for reuse or recycling at least 15% of the total volume of material received by the facility pursuant to PRC 50000 (a)(4). L. All waste handling and transfer operations shall take place within the transfer building except for wood and yard waste composting operations and the cannery waste operations. M. Personnel working with the 'load screening program"and on the tipping floor shall have 40 hours of OSHA training on spill containment, personal protective equipment, and on the handling of household hazardous materials. N. An approved hazardous material storage locker shall be provided at the facility for storage of hazardous wastes discovered as a result of load screening and processing. M. Specific operational standards which this site must meet are as follows: I. Litter must be controlled at all times on site. 2. The windrows will be turned as frequently as necessary to prevent anaerobic degradation and migration of unpleasant odors. Windrows shall be monitored for internal temperature and spaced and turned appropriately to prevent fires. 3. Cannery waste and composting storage areas/operations cannot contaminate the ground or surface waters, or become an odor nuisance or a source of vector breeding. 4. All cannery wastes not consumed within the above time period must be used for silage, or held in a storage trench. 5. Soil spreading shall be deposited on ground that has been prepared to facilitate drying of the wastes. 6. The waste material must be spread thinly one to three inches deep to promote drying and to eliminate vector breeding. 7. Within 24 hours after spreading, the waste material shall be stirred to promote drying. This procedure will continue until drying is completed. Upon which, the dried waste will be disced into the soil.