Supporting Documentation · Mar 26, 2024
98-24 Exhibits to the Agreement for the Operation of the Recycling Center - Part IV.pdf
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Show all pagesCOUNTY CONSERVATION LLC 132201 REC210002 Recycling Center - Multiple Classes -Renewal Requirements Report Subject Item: RCBG915005 - Class B Recyclable Materials, Specific Requirements 59, 60. 61. 62, 63. 64. 65. The recycling center may receive, store, process, or transfer source separated brush, trees, tree parts, tree stumps, and wood (unpainted and non-chemically treated) separately or in a commingled manner, In addition, the recycling center may receive, store, process, or transfer source separated asphalt shingles and potable water treatment residuals separately, The commingling of any other materials not described above is prohibited. Prior to the acceptance of potable water treatment residuals, the facility shall have received analytical results along with a signed certification from the generator certifying the material meets the Department's residential soil cleanup criteria. [N.J.A.C. 7:26A-3.5(e)] The recycling center may receive no more than 260 tons per day of any one approved Class B recyclable material. However, the combination of all Class B materials accepted on a daily basis shall not exceed 500 tons per day. [N.J.A.C, 7:26A-3.5(e)] Incidental amounts of rebar, metal, soil, and other by-products which adhere to the Class B recyclable materials, as specified in this Approval, and which are returned to the economic mainstream as raw material or products, may be received, stored, processed, or transferred at this recycling center, The receipt of such incidental amounts of these materials need not be separately accounted for, but the i storage and end-markets for these materials shall be subject to specific conditions of this Approval. i [N.LA.C. 7:26A-3.5(e)] The maximum amount of contaminants, as defined in N.J.A.C. 7:26A-1,3, allowed in each incoming load of Class B recyclable material shall be limited to 1% by volume. Incidental by-product materials shal] not be considered to be contaminants, [N.J.A.C. 7:26A- 3.5(e)] All processed material shall be stored separately from residues. [N.J.A.C. 7:26A- 3.5(e)] By-products shall be stored in the container(s) or area(s) as depicted on the approved site plan and shall be removed off-site to the end markets as referenced in the approved documents. [N.LA.C, 7:26A- 3.5(€)] The total amount of unprocessed trees, tree parts, stumps, brush and wood material (specifically
removed off-site to the end markets as referenced in the approved documents. [N.LA.C, 7:26A- 3.5(€)] The total amount of unprocessed trees, tree parts, stumps, brush and wood material (specifically i non-chemically treated and unpainted) stored on-site shall not exceed 273,500 cubic yards (cy). This unprocessed materials stored on-site shall be stored only in those areas designated for that purpose as depicted on the approved site plan drawing. If at any time, the amount of unprocessed trees, tree parts, stumps, brush and wood material (specifically non-chemically treated and unpainted) stored on-site exceeds 273,500 cy, the facility shall immediately cease receiving this unprocessed material until the amount of the unprocessed material stored on-site falls below 273,500 cy. The total amount of unprocessed asphalt shingles (AS) stored on-site shall not exceed 30,000 cy. Unprocessed AS stored on-site shall be stored only in the area designated for that purpose as depicted on the approved site plan drawing. If at any time, the amount of unprocessed AS stored on-site exceeds 30,000 cy, the facility shall immediately cease receiving this unprocessed material until the amount of this material stored on-site falls below 30,000 cy. The total amount of unprocessed potable water residuals (PWR) stored on-site shall not exceed 50,000 cy. The unprocessed PWR stored on-site shall be stored only in the area designated for that purpose as depicted on the approved site plan drawing. If at any time, the amount of PWR stored on-site exceeds 50,000 cy, the facility shall immediately cease receiving this unprocessed material until the amount of this material stored on site falls below 50,000 cy, [N.J.A.C. 7:26A- 3.5(@)] Page 1-8 of 15
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