COMPLIANCE INFO_2024 UPDATED TPR

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Lovelace MRF and Transfer Station Department of Public Works/Solid Waste Division Transfer Processing Report 31 County of San Joaquin September 16, 2024 • Employee restrooms/sanitary sources • Waste handling areas • Storage bins, transfer trucks and tipping floor cleaning Wastewater from the sanitary facilities goes directly into a septic system. Wastewater generated through contact with the tipping floor is pumped into a tank and reused by spraying directly onto trash for dust control. 3.4.11 Signage Signs directing customers to the LTS are posted along Lovelace Road, at the point of access to the station, along the entry lanes and at the scale house. An entry sign is posted at all gate entrances. Delivery hours, acceptable and non-acceptable materials, emergency phone numbers, speed limits, and gate fees, the location of tipping and parking areas and the allowable direction of traffic flow are clearly posted. Within the MRF, signs inform users of safety requirements. 3.4.12 Firefighting Equipment Fire suppression equipment is continuously available at the LTS. A booster pump and fire water storage tank for fire suppression provide water for sprinkler systems and standpipes in the buildings. Fire hydrants and hoses are installed throughout the Facility (Figure 4). Firefighting equipment is available and can be readily accessed. The facility is under the protection of the Manteca-Lathrop Fire District. 3.4.13 Lighting Exterior lighting is provided on buildings, in storage areas, in traffic areas and in parking. The majority of activity within the facility will be performed during the hours of 6 am to 5 pm. The MRF is provided with overhead lighting, and also translucent roof panels (“sky lights”) and in and exterior walls to allow natural light to augment the artificial lighting provided.