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Foothill Sanitary Landfill Page 16 of 53 San Joaquin County DPW - Solid Waste Joint Technical Document Revised 6/09/2020 Portable diesel fuel storage tank, normally placed near the active phase and inside the lined area of the module. Universal Waste Storage Bins: Electronic wastes and appliances are stored in separate enclosed storage bins placed approximately 500 feet from the active face unloading area. Size of the storage bins vary from 20 to 40 cubic yards. Computer screens are kept separately in non-enclosed storage bins provided by the County. Universal waste storage bins are removed to a County-owned facility when full, and replaced with an empty bin. Hazardous Materials Storage Cabinet: A hazardous materials storage cabinet is placed near the universal waste storage bins, and the contents regularly removed to a County-owned facility. 5. FACILITIES DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARD 5.1. Design Standards LF-2, Module 2, the current active module meets and all future modules will meet CCR Title 27 and Subtitle D regulations. 5.2. Design Responsibility The San Joaquin County Solid Waste Division Engineering Group under the Supervision of Mark Houghton PE RCE 53316 is responsible for the design of any new disposal sites. The Solid Waste Division will utilize expert advice from various consultants competent in soils, hydrology, geology, landscape design and chemistry. All designs are prepared by engineers licensed in the state of California. The County submits engineering designs for each module to the regulatory agencies for their review and approval prior to construction. The design of each cell complies with CCR Title 27 and Subtitle D construction and design standards. Every new cell design includes a detailed construction quality assurance (CQA) plan. • The original facility design was prepared by San Joaquin County staff and under the supervision of Gabriel R. Karam, PE (RCE C33172).