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Construction &Demolition/Inert Debris Facility Report Tracy Material Recovery Facility and Transfer Station 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, Tracy, California 95377 entrance. Additional signage is located within the facility to direct traffic to the Inert Operations Area or the C&D Operations Area, each of which will be identified with a sign. Loadchecking [14 CCR 17409.5] Materials are delivered to the facility in debris box trucks. Tracy MRF & TS accepts source-separated Type A inert and C&D debris collected and delivered to the facility by an affiliated waste service provider, and other known demolition and waste hauling operations. Inert and C&D debris will also be accepted from the general public. All materials are closely evaluated and controlled at the point of generation and in the tipping area to assure minimal contamination. All loads will be checked upon delivery to the Inert Operations Area or C&D Operations Area and prior to loading the materials into the processing equipment. A minimum of one 40 cubic yard debris box will be maintained at all times for placement of unacceptable non-hazardous materials. This bin shall be taken to the MRF/TS building for consolidation with like materials, and removed for legal, offsite disposal at a permitted landfill and replaced within 48 hours, unless an alternate removal frequency is approved by the LEA. Particular attention will be taken to avoid incorporating any chromated copper arsenate (CCA) pressure treated wood and lead based painted materials into C&D mulch. Any contaminated feedstock will be stored in a segregated area for special handling and disposal in a Subtitle D lined landfill, in an area properly designated for such disposal. The LEA will be notified of the identification, segregation, acceptance and disposition of any serious unlawful delivery of hazardous materials identified through this process. Any such items shall be handled and disposed of by trained personnel in accordance with applicable law and regulation. Records of loadchecks and the training of personnel in the recognition, proper handling, and disposition of prohibited waste are kept. A copy of the loadchecking program and copies of the loadchecking records for the last year are maintained on file in the administrative office and are available for review by the LEA during normal business hours. In the event any prohibited wastes are identified, the hauler is required to remove the wastes from the facility for proper disposal elsewhere. Unacceptable material that does not pose an immediate threat to public health and safety and the environment will be collected at the facility and segregated, handled and disposed of by trained personnel in accordance with applicable law and regulation and stored on site at the household hazardous waste (HHW) storage area. It is better to collect these HHW waste materials when there is a chance for 22 170.18 CDI FacReport 02121313