California Code of Regulations › Title 14 - Natural Resources › Division 7 - Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery › Chapter 3 - Minimum Standards for Solid Waste Handling and Disposal › Article 5.9 - Construction and Demolition and Inert Debris Transfer/Processing Regulatory Requirements › Section 17386 - Operation Plans

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a)
				  Each operator of a small volume CDI debris processing operation, inert debris
				  processing operation Type A, or small volume C&D wood debris chipping and
				  grinding operation that is required to obtain an EA Notification, as set forth
				  in CCR, Title 14, Division 7, Chapter 5.0, Article 3.0, commencing at section
				  18100 shall file with the EA,
				  together with its EA Notification, an Operation Plan. The Plan shall contain
				  the following:
(1) Names of the operator and
				  owner, and the key employee responsible for operation of the site;
(2) Schematic drawing all buildings and other
				  structures showing layout and general dimensions of the operations area,
				  including, but not limited to, unloading, storage, loading, and parking
				  areas;
(3) Descriptive statement of
				  the manner in which activities are to be conducted at the operation;
(4) Days and hours that the business is to
				  operate. If the hours of debris receipt differ from the hours of material
				  processing, each set of hours shall be stated. For businesses with continuous
				  operations, indicate the start of the operating day for purpose of calculating
				  amount of debris received per operating day. The operator may also indicate
				  whether or not, and when, other activities, such as routine maintenance will
				  take place, if those activities will occur at times other than those indicated
				  above;
(5) Total acreage contained
				  within the operating area;
(6)
				  Operation design capacity including the assumptions, methods, and calculations
				  performed to determine the total capacity;
(7) Information showing the types and the
				  daily quantities of debris to be received
(8) In any calculations necessary as part of
				  the plan, amounts shall be figured in tons. If tonnage is figured from cubic
				  yards, include the conversion factors used as approved by the EA.
(9) Description of the methods used by the
				  operation to comply with each State Minimum Standard required by CCR, Title 14,
				  Division 7, Chapter 3.0, Article 5.9;
(10) Anticipated volume of quench or process
				  water and the planned method of treatment, and disposal of any
				  wastewater;
(11) Description of
				  provisions to handle unusual peak loading;
(12) Description of transfer, recovery and
				  processing equipment, including classification, capacity and the number of
				  units;
(13) Planned method for
				  final disposition of debris received at the operation, including but not
				  limited to materials being transferred to other facilities or operations for
				  further processing, recycled materials, and solid waste;
(14) Planned method for the storage and
				  removal of salvaged material;
(15)
				  Resume of management organization which will operate the operation;
(16) The operator shall record and retain
				  records of any serious injury to the public occurring on-site and any complaint
				  of adverse health effects to the public attributed to operations. Serious
				  injury means any injury that requires inpatient hospitalization for a period in
				  excess of 24 hours or in which a member of the public suffers a loss of any
				  member of the body or suffers any degree of permanent disfigurement;
				  and
(17) The operator shall retain
				  a record of training and instruction completed in accordance with, Article 6.2,
				  section 17410.3.
(18) A copy of the operator's Injury and
				  Illness Prevention Plan (as applicable under current law).
(19) Fire Prevention, Control and Mitigation
				  Plan ("Plan") which contains the following:
(A) Description of the measures the operator
				  will take to prevent fires and to control and extinguish fires at the
				  site;
(B) Identification and
				  description of the equipment the operator will have available (on site and
				  readily available off-site) to control and extinguish fires;
(C) Description of the measures the operator
				  will take to mitigate the impacts of any fire at the site to the public health
				  and safety and the environment;
(D)
				  Description of the arrangements the operator has made with the local fire
				  control authority having jurisdiction to provide fire prevention, control and
				  suppression;
(E) Discussion of the
				  ability of the local fire control authority to suppress fires at the site in
				  light of the authority's personnel, expertise and equipment, the availability
				  of water, access to the site and to flammable materials on the site, the nature
				  of flammable materials on site, the quantity and dimensions of materials on the
				  site, and the potential for subsurface fires in accumulations of flammable
				  materials on the site.
(F) Evidence
				  that the operator has submitted the Plan to the local fire control authority
				  for review and that the authority has found it to be in compliance with the
				  authority's applicable requirements.