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Applying New Regulations. How LEAs Deal With Changes in Operations at a Permitted Facility. West Valley MRF & TS. SWFP issued May 1996 SWFP revised September 2001 5,000 TPD 1718 vehicle trips The Permit included a phased approach. New Compostable Materials Regulations adopted April 2002.
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Applying New Regulations How LEAs Deal With Changes in Operations at a Permitted Facility
West Valley MRF & TS • SWFP issued May 1996 • SWFP revised September 2001 • 5,000 TPD • 1718 vehicle trips The Permit included a phased approach
New Compostable Materials Regulations adopted April 2002 • West Valley MRF & TS proposal • July 2002 letter of intent to process green material • August 26, 2002 RFI amendment application • September 4, 2002 LEA accepts amendment
Amendment Process • The proposed change is consistent with existing CEQA documents • The proposed change is acceptable and consistent with state minimum standards • The proposed change does not conflict with the terms and conditions of the current SWFP
New CDI Regulations adopted August 2003 • West Valley MRF & TS had notified the LEA of intent to process inert materials April 2003 • October 30, 2003 RFI amendment application • November 6, 2003 LEA accepts amendment
Other Issues Implementing New Regulations • Determining where a chipping and grinding facility falls in the tiers • CST • FAQ guidance on the CIWMB Website
EA Notification neverending story…. • Applicant completes the form • Applicant doesn’t want to complete the form • Not enough information required by the regulations • Additional information required to obtain a SWIS #
San Bernardino County Statistics • # of Composting Facilities/Operations • # of CDI Facilities/Operations