Zanker Road Resource Recovery Operations and Landfill Sample Clauses

Zanker Road Resource Recovery Operations and Landfill. (ZRRROL) ZRRROL holds the following current and active permits: Solid Waste Facility Permit #: 43-AN-0007 • California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) (CAD981631690) • California Regional Water Quality Control Board, San Francisco Bay Region • California Environmental Protection Agency • California Department of Industrial Relations (OSHA) • Department of Food and AgricultureBay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) • Army Corps of Engineers, San Francisco District • County of Santa XxxxxCity of San Xxxx Current Wood Processing Procedures ZRRROL operates a designated Wood Recycling Operation. Landscape contractors, demolition/construction contractors, and private individuals deliver wood and brush to this operation. • Weighing - When Yard Trimmings from city crews are delivered to ZRRROL the material is weighed and recorded upon initial delivery. • Processing - At ZRRROL, the wood processing plant consists of an electric Xxxxxxxx Pacific grinder, an electrically powered trommel screen and a series of electrically powered feed, transfer and stacking conveyors. • Wood Chips - The wood chips (anything larger than 3/8-inch) are temporarily stockpiled on site and then hauled off-site and used as co-generation fuel and mulch for various landscaping and agricultural purposes. • Wood Fines - The wood fines (anything smaller than 3/8-inch) are also temporarily stockpiled on site and then hauled off-site and used in landscaping projects or as soil amendment or sold at the Zanker landscape materials yard.
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