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Department of Environmental Quality
Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control
195 North 1950 West
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114
DATE: 6/8/18
IGES JOB #: 01877-003
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Attached is a copy of the Moulding C&D Operations Plan for the Divisions review and approval.
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MOULDING
C&D Transfer Station
OPERATIONS PLAN
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 - FACILITY DESCRIPTION 1

1.1 AREA SERVED 1

1.2 WASTE TYPES 1

1.3 FACILITY HOURS / FACILITY ACCESS 2

1.4 TRANSFER STATION EQUIPMENT 2

1.5 TRANSFER STATION PERSONNEL 2
2.0 - LEGAL DESCRIPTION 4
3.0 — OPERATIONS PLAN 5

3.1 SCHEDULE OF CONSTRUCTION 5

3.2 DESCRIPTION OF WASTE HANDLING PROCEDURES 5
3.2.1 General 5
3.2.2 Waste Acceptance Records 6
3.2.3 Waste Disposal 6
3.2.4 Special Wastes — Wastes Excluded from the Transfer Station 6

3.2.4.1 Used Oil and Batteries 6

3.2. 4.2 Appliances 6

3.2.4.3 Tires 7

3.2.4.4 Dead Animals 7

3.2. 4.5 Asbestos Waste 7

3.2. 4.6 Grease By-Products 7

3.2. 4.7 Sewer Sludge 7

3.2.4.8 Radioactive Waste 7
3.2.5 Speculative Accumulation 7

3.3 WASTE INSPECTION 7
3.3.1 Transfer Station Spotting 7
3.3.2 Waste Screening 8
3.3.3 Removal of Hazardous or Prohibited Waste 8
3.3.4 Hazardous or Prohibited Waste Discovered Atter the Fact 9
3.3.5 Notification Procedures 9

3.4 FACILITY MONITORING AND INSPECTION 10
3.4.1 Groundwater 10
3.4.2 Surface Water 10
3.4.3 Leachate Collection 10
3.4.4 Methane Gas Collection System 10
3.4.5 General Inspections 11

3.5 CONTIGENCY AND CORRECTIVE ACTION PLANS 11
3.5.1 Fire • 11
3.5.2 Explosion 12
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3.5.3 Failure of Run-On/Run-Off Containment 12
3.5.4 Groundwater Contamination 13
3.6 CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR ALTERNATIVE WASTE HANDLING 13
3.7 MAINTENANCE PLAN 13
3.7.1 Groundwater Monitoring System 13
3.7.2 Leachate Collection and Recovery System 13
3.7.3 Gas Monitoring System 13
3.7.4 General Site Maintenance 13
3.8 DISEASE, VECTOR, DUST, LITTER AND ODOR CONTROL 14
3.8.1 Insects 14
3.8.2 Rodents 14
3.8.3 Birds 14
3.8.4 Household Pets 14
3.8.5 Wildlife 15
3.8.6 Fugitive Dust 15
3.8.7 Litter Control 15
3.8.8 Odor Control 15
3.9 RECYCLING AND MATERIAL REUSE 15
3.10 TRAINING PROGRAM 16
3.11 RECORDKEEPING 16
3.12 INSPECTIONS 16
3.13 STATE AND LOCAL REQUIREMENTS 17
3.14 SAFETY 17
3.15 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 17
3.16 CLOSURE 17
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1.0 - FACILITY DESCRIPTION
The site proposed for use as a construction and demolition (C&D) waste transfer station is
located on a former waste concrete processing site. The site has been periodically operated as a
support area for a C&D landfill for over 25 years. Since the site has been completely disturbed,
the need for a historic preservation clearance is moot.
The main access road to the site is off 21st street in Ogden, Utah. Access into the transfer station
disposal area will be via an improved and maintained dirt road. The facility is entirely fenced, with
public access being restricted through the locking gate at the main entrance of the facility.

1.1 AREA SERVED
The transfer station will primarily serve the residents and businesses of Ogden with potential C&D
wastes from the outlying areas in Weber County. The majority of the solid waste disposal within
Weber County takes place via the Weber County Transfer Station located approximately 1/2 mile
south of the Moulding Transfer Station (MTS). The MTS will provide local haulers of C&D wastes
a cost-effective alternative for the disposal of C&D and expanded opportunities for the reuse of
construction derived materials.

1.2 WASTE TYPES
The waste accepted at the transfer station shall be limited to the following wastes:
• Concrete
• Asphalt
• Untreated wood, including pallets and crates.
Wastes materials that are specifically prohibited from this transfer station include the following:
• Household Wastes (Municipal Solid Waste)
• Infectious Waste
• Contaminated Soils
• Friable asbestos
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• Tanks of any kind
• Railroad ties
• Cardboard
• Furniture
• Metals
• Electronics
• Treated lumber
• Radioactive Waste
1.3 FACILITY HOURS / FACILITY ACCESS
The Transfer Station will be open to the general public 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday.
The Transfer Station is completely fenced with access through a locking gate on the south side of
the facility. Access to the facility is further restricted by a roadway overpass embankment to
prevent unauthorized access and unauthorized disposal of material. The Transfer Station gate is
only opened during business hours.
The following facility information will be posted at the gate:
• Transfer Station Owner
• Emergency Telephone Numbers
1.4 TRANSFER STATION EQUIPMENT
The following equipment will be on site and utilized in transfer station operations:
• Backhoe
• Rubber tire loaders
1.5 TRANSFER STATION PERSONNEL
The following briefly presents the responsibilities for the proposed transfer station personnel:
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Transfer Station Manager — the Transfer Station Manager is responsible for the overall operations
of the transfer station and responsible for the schedule and training of the Scale Attendants and
Equipment Operators.
Scale Attendant — The Scale Attendant will be responsible for weighing all incoming loads of
waste and performing the initial waste screening. The Scale Attendant will be responsible for
recording the weights of incoming loads, type of waste, and be responsible for all transactions.
Equipment Operator — The Equipment Operator will be responsible for all day-to-day activities
at the transfer station. These responsibilities will include, waste acceptance and placement,
traffic control, visual inspection of incoming waste, random waste screening operations, and
general construction as is pertaining to transfer station operations.
Laborer — The Laborer will be responsible to help direct traffic, pick up litter, and perform
miscellaneous tasks associated with the transfer station operation.
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2.0 - LEGAL DESCRIPTION
Moulding will operate the transfer station and is the owner of the property. A copy of the 2017 Tax
Notices showing the legal description of the property is included in Appendix A.
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3.0 — OPERATIONS PLAN
The Operation Plan for the transfer station has been written to address the requirements of Utah
State Solid Waste Regulations and describes the proposed operations at the facility.
The following section details the operational specifics of the transfer station. Forms used to
document the operations of the transfer station are included in Appendix B.
3.1 SCHEDULE OF CONSTRUCTION
The layout and general arrangement of the transfer station as indicated on Drawings (Appendix
C). Operation of the facility is scheduled to begin in the Summer of 2018.
3.2 DESCRIPTION OF WASTE HANDLING PROCEDURES
3.2.1 General
The waste control program is designed to detect and deter attempts to dispose of hazardous,
municipal solid waste or other unacceptable wastes through the transfer station. The program is
designed to protect the health and safety of employees, customers, and the general public, as well
as to protect against the contamination of the environment.
The following waste handling procedure will be followed to minimize the potential for non-C&D
waste being processed by through the transfer station:
• All vehicles delivering wastes to the site will be directed to the scale for weighing of the
load. The Scale Attendant will inquire as to the contents of each incoming load and enter
the description of the vehicle and waste content into the Daily Log.
• The vehicle will be directed to the working area (for C&D), Weber County Transfer
Station (for MSW), or rejected due to unacceptable materials.
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• Any vehicle suspected of carrying unacceptable materials (liquid waste, sludges, or
hazardous waste) will be prevented from entering the processing areas unless the driver
can provide evidence that the waste is acceptable for disposal at the site. Moulding
Transfer Station reserves the right to refuse service to any suspect load. Vehicles
carrying unacceptable materials will be required to exit the site without discharging their
loads.
• All loads will be regularly surveyed at the processing area by the Equipment Operators.
If a discharged load contains inappropriate or unacceptable material, the discharger will
be required to reload the material and remove it from the transfer station. If the
discharger is not immediately identified, the area where the unacceptable material was
discharged will be cordoned off. Unacceptable material will be moved to a designated
area for identification and preparation for proper disposal.
No smoking will be allowed anywhere on site. No open burning will be allowed anywhere at the
facility.
3.2.2 Waste Acceptance Records
A yearly summary of all transfer station transactions will be created and kept on file at the
Moulding office.
3.2.3 Waste Disposal
All waste delivered to the transfer station will be placed in bins and removed from the transfer
station before the end of each working day.
3.2.4 Special Wastes — Wastes Excluded from the Transfer Station
3.2.4.1 Used Oil and Batteries
Used oil and batteries will not be accepted at the transfer station.
3.2.4.2 Appliances
White goods will be not be accepted at the transfer station.
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3.2.4.3 Tires
Tires will not be accepted at the transfer station
3.2.4.4 Dead Animals
Dead animals will not be accepted at the transfer station.
3.2.4.5 Asbestos Waste
Asbestos waste will not be accepted at the transfer station
3.2.4.6 Grease By-Products
Grease By-Product wastes will not be accepted at the transfer station.
3.2.4.7 Sewer Sludge
Sewer sludge of any kind (wet or dry) will not be accepted at the transfer station
3.2.4.8 Radioactive Waste
Radioactive Waste of any kind will not be accepted at the transfer station
3.2.5 Speculative Accumulation
Any material stockpiles that could be considered speculative will be temporarily stored
proximate to the operational area. If the stockpiled materials are not reclaimed by the end of the
operation year, the material stockpile will be processed as waste and removed from the site.
3.3 WASTE INSPECTION
3.3.1 Transfer Station Spotting
Learning to identify and exclude prohibited and hazardous waste from the transfer station is
required to ensure that only C&D waste is processed by the facility and necessaiy for the safe
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operations. The Equipment Operators will be required to receive initial and periodic waste
screening inspection training.
3.3.2 Waste Screening
All incoming loads will be inspected to minimize the potential for non-permitted waste to be
delivered to the C&D landfill.
If a suspicious or unknown waste is encountered, the Equipment Operator will proceed with the
waste screening as follows:
• The driver of the vehicle containing the suspect material will be directed to an area of the
transfer station where the waste can be spread out.
• Protective gear will be worn (leather gloves, steel-toed boots, and hard hat).
• The suspect material will be spread out with transfer station equipment or hand tools and
visually examined. Suspicious marking or materials, like the ones listed below, are
investigated further:
— Municipal Solid Waste
— Waste with any containers
— Unidentified powders
— Liquid wastes, sludge's, pastes, or slurries
— Contaminated soil
— Asbestos or asbestos contaminated materials
— Batteries
— Other wastes not accepted by the landfill
3.3.3 Removal of Hazardous or Prohibited Waste
Should hazardous or prohibited wastes be discovered during random waste screening or during
tipping, the waste will be removed from the transfer station as follows:
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• The waste will be loaded back on the hauler's vehicle. The hauler will then be informed of
the proper disposal options.
• If the hauler or generator is no longer on the premises and is known, they will be asked to
retrieve the waste and informed of the proper disposal options.
• The Equipment Operator will arrange to have the waste transported to the proper disposal
site and then bill the original hauler or generator.
A record of the removal of all hazardous or prohibited wastes will be kept in the site operational
records.
3.3.4 Hazardous or Prohibited Waste Discovered After the Fact
If hazardous or prohibited wastes are discovered at the transfer station after the hauler has left the
premises, the following procedure will be used to remove them:
• Access to the area will be restricted.
• The Moulding office will be immediately notified.
• Local authorities will then be notified as appropriate.
• Any handing of hazardous waste will be done by properly trained individuals with
appropriate protective equipment (not by transfer station personnel).
The Utah Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control (DWMRC), the hauler (if known),
and the generator (if known) will be notified within 24 hours of the discovery. The generator (if
known) is responsible for the proper cleanup, transportation, and disposal of the waste.
3.3.5 Notification Procedures
The following agencies and people are contacted if any hazardous materials are discovered at the
landfill:
• Police Dispatch 911
• Weber Fire District [phone]
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• Moulding Office (801) 399- 9994
• Utah DEQ (24-hour phone number) [phone]
Each person working at the facility will have a cell phone on their person for all communication
needs.
3.4 FACILITY MONITORING AND INSPECTION
3.4.1 Groundwater
The transfer station facility is not required to monitor groundwater.
3.4.2 Surface Water
Run-on diversion structures will be installed around the perimeter of the transfer station site
during the initial construction as indicated on Drawings (Appendix C). The diversion structures
include- both ditches and berms. Potential run-on waters will be diverted around the operational
area of the transfer station. The Drawings (Appendix C) shows the location and details of the
storm water diversion ditches and the storm water detention pond.
All precipitation that falls within the operational area of the transfer station will be routed to the
storm water detention pond and be stored on-site until evaporated.
Moulding staff will inspect the drainage system periodically to ensure that storm water diversion
structures are functioning properly. Temporary repairs will be made as required to any observed
deficiencies until permanent repairs can be scheduled. Moulding staff or a licensed general
contractor will repair drainage facilities as required.
3.4.3 Leachate Collection
Not applicable.
3.4.4 Methane Gas Collection System
Not applicable.
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3.4.5 General Inspections
Routine inspections will be necessary to prevent malfunctions and deterioration, operator errors,
and discharges that may cause or lead to release of wastes to the environment or a threat to
human health. Equipment Operators will be responsible for conducting and recording routine
inspections of the transfer station facilities according to the following schedule:
• Equipment Operators (when operating equipment) will perform a pre-operational
inspection of all equipment daily. A post-operational inspection will be performed at the
end of each shift while equipment is cooling down.
• All equipment will be on a regular maintenance schedule. A logbook will be maintained
on each piece of equipment and any repairs and comments concerning the inspection will
be recorded in the log.
• Facility inspections will be completed on an annual basis. Any needed corrective action
items will be recorded, and the Equipment Operators will complete any needed repairs. If
a problem is of an urgent nature, the problem will be corrected immediately.
• Fences, gates, berms, ditches and site vegetation will be inspected quarterly for signs of
distress. Damage to fences, gates, berms, and ditches will be corrected immediately.
Existing vegetation will be preserved where possible and reseeded as necessary.
3.5 CONTIGENCY AND CORRECTIVE ACTION PLANS
The Weber Fire District will be contacted in all cases where hazardous materials are suspected to be
involved. The following sections outline procedures to be followed in case of fire, explosion, run-
on/run-off contamination, or suspected groundwater contamination:
3.5.1 Fire
The potential for fire is a concern at any transfer station even if the amount of flammable
material is very small. The transfer station personnel will follow a waste handling procedure to
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minimize the potential for a fire. If any load comes to the facility on fire, the driver of the
vehicle will be directed to a pre-designated area away from the working area. The burning waste
will be unloaded, spread out, and immediately covered with sufficient amounts of water or site
soils to smother the fire. Once the burning waste cools and is deemed safe, the material will then
be processed into transfer trailers.
The Weber Fire District will be called if it appears that facility personnel and equipment cannot
contain any fire.
3.5.2 Explosion
If an explosion occurs or seems possible, all personnel and customers will be accounted for and
the transfer station will be evacuated. 911 will be called if an explosion has occurred or if an
explosion seems possible.
3.5.3 Failure of Run-On/Run-Off Containment
The purpose of the run-on/run-off control system is to manage the stormwater falling in or near
the transfer station. Were possible, water will be diverted away from the facility by utilizing
perimeter ditches and berms. These ditches will be inspected on a regular basis and repaired as
needed. All precipitation falling near the facility will flow around the site perimeter with the
storm water falling in the operational area being diverted to the storm water pond.
If a run-off ditch or berm fails, temporary berms or ditches will be constructed until the
permanent run-off structure can be repaired.
Any temporary berms or other structures will be checked at least every 2 hours during the storm
event until storm water flow has stopped. Permanent improvements or repairs will be made as
soon as practicable.
The Transfer Station Manager will be notified immediately if a failure of the run-off systems is
discovered. The event will be fully documented in the operating record, including any corrective
actions implemented within 14 days.
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3.5.4 Groundwater Contamination
The transfer station will not have groundwater monitoring wells and is not subject to ground
water monitoring.
3.6 CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR ALTERNATIVE WASTE HANDLING
The transfer station may also close for reasons like fire, natural disaster, etc. In general, the
Moulding staff will minimize the possibility of disruption of waste disposal services from an
operational standpoint. In case of equipment failure, replacement equipment will be leased to
continue operations while repairs to site equipment are being made.
If the transfer station is not operational for any reason, the waste will be directed to the Weber
County Transfer Station for processing.
3.7 MAINTENANCE PLAN
3.7.1 Groundwater Monitoring System
The transfer station will be exempt from requirements for groundwater monitoring. As a result,
no groundwater monitoring system is required.
3.7.2 Leachate Collection and Recovery System
The transfer station will be exempt from requirements for leachate collection. As a result, no
leachate collection and recovery system is planned.
3.7.3 Gas Monitoring System
The transfer station will be exempt from requirements for a gas monitoring system. No gas
collection system is planned.
3.7.4 General Site Maintenance
The transfer station facility will be inspected quarterly to determine if repairs to any site feature
needs to be performed. Fences, gates, berms, ditches and site vegetation will be inspected
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quarterly for signs of distress. Damage to fences, gates, berms, and ditches will be corrected
immediately.
3.8 DISEASE, VECTOR, DUST, LITTER AND ODOR CONTROL
The vectors typically associate with solid wastes are flies, birds, mosquitoes, rodents, skunks, and
snakes. Due to the nature of the C&D waste, problems with vectors will be minimal. The program
for controlling these vectors is as follows:
3.8.1 Insects
The elimination of breeding areas is essential in the control of insects. The facility will minimize
the breeding areas by processing all wastes into transfer trailers and removing them from the site.
Surfaces will be graded to reduce ponded water with any water in the storm water pond being
sprayed for insects if needed.
3.8.2 Rodents
Reducing potential food sources minimizes rodent populations at all solid waste facilities. Due to
the nature of the C&D wastes, no significant numbers of mice or rats are anticipated.
3.8.3 Birds
It is anticipated that the transfer station will have minimal problems with birds due to the nature
of the C&D wastes.
3.8.4 Household Pets
Because of the transfer stations location, some stray cats and dogs may wander onto the transfer
station property. If stray animals are encountered (and can be caught), they will be turned over
to the animal shelter. If the Equipment Operators are unable to apprehend the animals, they will
be chased off the property.
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3.8.5 Wildlife
The transfer station may have a variety of wildlife located on or near the property. Due to the
nature of the C&D waste, no significant numbers of wildlife are anticipated. If wildlife becomes
a problem, the facility will coordinate with the Utah Department of Natural Resources to provide
methods and means to eliminate the problem.
In the event that any of these vectors become an unmanageable problem, the services of a
professional exterminator will be employed.
3.8.6 Fugitive Dust
The roads leading to the transfer station are paved, however; site access roads to the working
area will be improved dirt/gravel road and may need occasional dust control measures during
times of heavy use. Since the transfer station site has previously been utilized to process crushed
concrete, the problems with dust are anticipated to be minimal.
3.8.7 Litter Control
The nature of the C&D waste anticipated to be processed at the transfer station is such that it will
naturally resist blowing. However; due to the nature of transfer station operations, blowing litter
may still be an occasional problem. The Laborer will perform routine litter cleanup to keep the
transfer station and surrounding properties clear of windblown debris.
3.8.8 Odor Control
Due to the nature of the C&D waste anticipated, no odor control will be necessary.
3.9 RECYCLING AND MATERIAL REUSE
Limited material reuse and recycling activities are planned to be conducted in conjunction with
the transfer station operations. Concrete, asphalt, and metal may be segregated prior to transfer.
No speculative accumulation of materials will occur (more than 50% of the materials will be
reused or disposed of within one year of receipt).
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3.10 TRAINING PROGRAM
As part of the initial training of new employees, site specific training will be required. All on-
site personnel will be required to review the Operations Plan annually.
Regular safety and equipment maintenance training sessions will be held to ensure that
employees are aware of the latest technologies and that good safety practices are used at all
times.
3.11 RECORDKEEPING
An operating record will be maintained as part of a permanent record on the following items:
• Number of vehicles entering the transfer station and types of wastes received on a yearly
basis.
• Daily logs forms (on the days that the transfer station is operational) will be submitted to
the Moulding office for storage. A copy of all daily logs will be kept on site for
inspection purposes.
• Copies of all State of Utah approved documents for this facility will be maintained on
site.
3.12 INSPECTIONS
The Transfer Station Manager will inspect the facility to minimize malfunctions and deterioration,
operator errors, and discharges that may cause or lead to the release of wastes to the environment or
to a threat to human health. These inspections will be conducted on an annual basis, at a minimum.
An inspection log (Appendix B) will be kept as part of the operating record. This log will include at
least the date and time of inspection, the printed name and handwritten signature of the inspector, a
notation of observations made, and the date and nature of any repairs or corrective actions.
DWMRC personnel may conduct inspections at any point during the transfer stations operations.
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3.13 STATE AND LOCAL REQUIREMENTS
The transfer station will maintain compliance with all applicable state and local requirements
including zoning, fire protection, water pollution prevention, air pollution prevention, and nuisance
control.
3.14 SAFETY
Transfer station personnel will be required to participate in an ongoing safety program. This
program will comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and the
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) regulations as applicable. This
program will be designed to make the site and equipment as secure as possible and to educate
transfer station personnel about safe work practices.
3.15 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
In the event of an accident or any other emergency situation, the Equipment Operator will
immediately contact the Moulding office and proceed as directed. The emergency telephone
numbers for the facility are:
• Police Dispatch 911
• Weber Fire District [phone]
• Moulding Office (801) 399- 9994
• Utah DEQ (24-hour phone number) [phone]
3.16 CLOSURE
The transfer station will be set up as a temporary facility. Closure of the facility will consist of
removing scales, demolition of working pads and reclamation of soil berms and ditches. All
material associated with the operation will be removed from the site once transfer station
operations cease.
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APPENDIX B
Moulding Tranfer Station
Random Load Inspection
Date of Inspection:
Owner of Load:
Address of Owner:

Description of Materials in Load:
Approximate Quantity of Load:
Tons
Cu. Yds.
Signature of Owner / Carrier
Signature of Equipment Operator
Moulding Transfer Station
Site Inspection Form
DATE OF INSPECTION:
TRANSFER STATION AREA:
PERSONNEL ON SHIFT:
GENERAL SITE CONDITIONS:
SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:
Access Road Condition:
Litter:
Run-On Structures:
Run-Off Stmictures:
Fences:
Site Stmctures:
CORRECTIVE ACTION REQUIRED:
Signature of Equipment Operator
Moulding Transfer Station
Daily Log
Date:
Load # Time Vehicle Identification Size of Load Type of Waste Charge
(Tons)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Signature of Equipment Operator
APPENDIX C
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SCALE IN FEET
SCALES
ROT MPS
CONSULTANTS ‘IGES 1%-200'
4153 Commerce Dnve
Salt Lake Cay, Utah [phone] [phone] Fax [phone] ".7. 1
DRAWING NO.
REVISIONS
TEMPORARY CO
TRANSFER FACILITY
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GENERAL ARRANGEMENT COPYRIGHT 2018 ideas for a changing world REVISIONS
Preciptation Direct
Run-off
(in)
0.72 SHOP
Pond
Area
(ft2)
Req.
Depth
(ft)
SWALE 1.08
BERM &
DITCH
0 25 50 200 100
SCALE IN FEET
OFFICE/
EQUIPMENT RESTROOMS
PARKING
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Sok lake Cay, Utah [phone] [phone] Fax
1=1 PLOT SCALE
CMEGVED SY: DATE: 1". = 100' SCA
01877.003 REVISION MO: 2
Ir 0,W 18 ICES* DRAWING NO. SHEET
2
TEMPORARY C&D TRANSFER FACILI7Y
OGDEN, UTAH
SITE DRAINAGE PLAN DATE BY CHK CHK BY DATE MARK ideas for a changing world COPYRIGHT 2018 REVISIONS REVISIONS
Storm Event
Return Duration Period
(yr) (hr)
25 24
100 24
Volume
(ft3)
2.68
3.27
1.63
2.48
8,286
8,286
13,517
20,560
1=1 PLOT SCALE Ids OLIVIA 4153 Camera Orly,
Salt Lake ay, klikh [phone] [phone] Fax
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TEMPORARY C&D
TRANSFER FACILITY
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2003 SITE DISTURBANCE MAP COPYRTGHT 2018 ideas for a changing world
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