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Transfer/Processing Report Tracy Material Recovery& Transfer Facility 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, Tracy, California 95377 emergency procedures and the requirements of this Article. A record of such training history will be maintained and made available for inspection. Regular tailgate meetings, and monthly safety meetings, will be recorded in the record. Personnel will be trained in the proper use of facility equipment. Potential hazards and safety features will be stressed. No employee will be permitted to operate equipment until the employee has demonstrated that he or she is competent to operate that equipment. Annual review and training ensure continued safe operations of the facility and that compliance with regulations will occur. Vector, Bird and Animal Control The facility and surrounding areas will be kept clean to minimize creation of a food source or attractive nuisance. Waste processing and storage of food sources are done indoors and should waste materials are stored overnight on the tipping pad; the roll down doors will be closed. If a vector problem develops on site, the operator will devise the control measures at that time according to the scope of the problem with approval of the LEA. It is anticipated that these control measures may be limited to trapping and removal or other approved vector control method. An outside contractor can be hired for vector control purposes should the on-site control not work. The facility has been in operation for nearly two decades without a significant vector control problem that could not be mitigated. Communications Equipment Tracy will have adequate communication equipment available to site personnel to allow quick response to emergencies. The Owner, Operations Manager and the supervisors all have cellular telephones. Phone and radio communication will be available at all times during operating hours for the Owner, Operations Manager, or supervisors. There is a phone in the administrative office. Fire Fighting Equipment Onsite processing buildings are designed and constructed with appropriate fire control equipment, which may include sprinklers, fire extinguishers, or other requirements. The operator maintains several hydrants disbursed throughout the facility, as part of the onsite water supply and fire suppression system, which includes a 150,000 gallon water tank (fed by onsite wells) and pressurization equipment. Fire hoses, 38