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APPLICATION FOR DISPOSAL SITE EXEMPTION FOR FOOD PROCESSING WASTE . SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION RECEIVED OWNER/OPERATOR: L. H. Lehmann J U L 0 8 1992 3234 S. Roberts Road ENV/RpNMEWAL Stockton, CA. 95206 NEAP T PERMIT/SERV!CES H 1 . DISPOSAL DATES: June 1 - October 15 2. TURNOVER TIME FOR FEEDING: Not used for feeding. 3. SITE SECURITY: None required. 4. TYPE OF WASTE: Soil is washed from tomatoes during a water unloading operation prior to processing at the Stockton Factory of Heinz U.S.A. , 2800 South California Street. The soil is settled from the flume water and collected as a heavy mud with approximately 80% water content. 5• QUANTITY: Peak quantities will be 15 wet tons (3 dry tons) per day in 16 ton haul boxes or approximately one box per day. This equates to 5 tons per acre per day during the peak of the harvest season. Total quantities will be 1300 tons over a season of approximately 100 days, or a total of 430 tons per acre per year. 6. WORK PLAN: Boxes will be dumped near the area where speading is to be done. The material will then be spread over the land surface using a tractor pulled scraper. Spreading will normally occur within 4 hours for loads delivered during daylight hours and will occur the following morning if loads must be delivered at night. After spreading, th�d -I*M,dwi l l be disked u4t44--&-y, normally 6 to 8 times over a four day period. 7. CONTINGENCY PLANS: (a) If access to the described land application area is not possible, an alternate area can be provided within Parcel NO. 161-150-03-2 for temporary use. (b) If hauling to the site is not possible, Heinz will proceed to lease additional boxes from Delta Container Company or other local vendors to provide storage for up to 5 days. (c) Another option is for Heinz to make an arrangement with the City of Stockton to allow short term discharge of all or a portion of the mud to the City Sewer.