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Facility/Permit Number: SOLID WASTE FACILITY PERMIT 39-AA-0026 17. LEA Conditions: 1. The design and operation of this facility must comply with all applicable federal, state, and local requirements and enactments, including all mitigation measures given in any certified environmental document filed pursuant to Public Resources Code, Section 21031.6. 2. The design and operation of this facility must comply with all applicable state minimum standards for solid waste handling and disposal. 3. Additional information concerning the design and operation of this facility must be furnished upon the request of the LEA. 4. A change in operator for this site will require a new solid waste facility permit. The LEA shall be notified in writing of any change in ownership or operator of the facility. 5. The facility shall meet the design and operational standards of the California Code of Regulations, Title 14 (CCR 14), Chapter 3.1, Article 1, Section 17851. 6. Waste water shall not be allowed to discharge off the property or into any waterway. 7. All incoming green waste shall be inspected for hazardous waste. In the event hazardous waste is inadvertently received it shall be managed, stored and disposed of in an appropriate manner. 8. This permit is subject to review by the LEA and may be modified, suspended, or revoked for sufficient cause following a hearing. 9. All end products that contain chemicals exceeding the STLC or TTLC limits shall be managed as hazardous waste. 10. Specific operational standards which the San Joaquin County Regional Composting Facility must meet are as follows: a. Maximum Capacity 75,000 tons per year and not to exceed 500 tons per day. b. Litter: Yard waste will be source separated from any unacceptable material before it reaches the site. c. Noise: Noise produced at the facility will comply with the provisions of the San Joaquin County Development Code, Title 9, Section 9-1025.9. d. Odors: The windrows will be turned as frequently as necessary and the aerated static piles maintained to prevent anaerobic degradation and migration of attendendant unpleasant odors off-site. e. Dust: Dust control shall be maintained to prevent limiting the visibility of personnel on-site and from creating a nuisance off-site. f. Vectors: Windrows and static piles will be maintained to prevent the attraction or establishment of flies, rats, or other vectors in the compost. g. Fire: Windrows will be monitored for internal temperature and spaced and turned appropriately to prevent fires. In the case of fire, water available on-site will be used for suppression and the emergency number 911 shall be used to summon the California Department of Forestry, Fire Protection and other responders. h. Finished compost shall not be stored outside the 22 acre permitted composting area. Storage piles shall be spaced appropriately and not exceed 15 feet in height. i. The operator shall maintain a copy of this permit at the facility, available at all times for the operators of the facility.