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51. <br /> <br />52. <br /> <br />53. <br /> <br />54. <br /> <br />55. <br /> <br />56. <br /> <br />57. <br /> <br />accordance w~th the State of California 1993 Vehicle Code, haul trucks carrying dusty <br />material shall] be covered during transport. <br /> <br />For those designated wastes (such as drilling muds, ash, and sludges) for which handling <br />procedures are not fully described in the Joint Technical Document (JTD) and <br />revisions/amendments thereto, the operator shall develop and adopt handling provisions <br />that are in i compliance with LEA requirements and RWQCB Waste Discharge <br />RequirementS. Special care shall be taken to ensure that incompatible wastes are not <br />mixed. Designated wastes shall be mixed with (and covered by) MSW as part of the co- <br />disposal proqess. Ash or contaminated soils shall not be disposed of during windy <br />conditions (where the material is difficult to handle or could be blown off-site). The <br />formation of[ standing pools of water shall be minimized by quickly covering high <br />moisture-containing wastes with MSW or dry designated wastes. <br /> <br />The operatorishall comply with provisions of the CCR, Title 14, Section 17670, which <br />state that operating and maintenance personnel are required to wear and use approved <br />safety equipment for personal health and safety, as determined necessary by the LEA, <br />and Section 17672, which stipulates that site operation and maintenance personnel must <br />be adequately trmned ~n subjects pertinent to safety, health, environmental controls and <br />emergency p~ocedures. <br /> <br />Workers shall not be allowed to eat near the active landfill. Food and beverages shall <br />only be consumed away from active landfill areas, or inside an enclosure such as an <br />office building or mobile trailer. <br /> <br />The landfill'~ Health and Safety Program shall be applied to the Class II Landfill <br />Expansion, ipcluding the Health and Safety Plan that describes how the program is <br />enacted. Ttie Plan shall be revised if needed to include a Contaminant Exposure <br />Monitoring Program, a Medical Monitoring Program, a Personal Protective Equipment <br />Program, and a Training Program as well as procedures for implementation, record <br />keeping, aud!ts, and accident investigations. The operator shall continue to implement the <br />site's Respiralory Protection Program. <br /> <br />The operator shall adapt and apply the existing Altamont Landfill Emergency <br />Managementi Manual to the Class II Landfill Expansion. Topics to be addressed in the <br />manual shall, include, at minimum: fires, spills, releases, emissions, natural disasters <br />(storms, earthquakes, floods), and medical emergencies. The manual shall also specify <br />policies andI procedures for emergency communications, organization, and employee <br />training regarding emergency response. The Altamont Landfill Emergency Management <br />Manual shall! be reviewed by the LEA and the Alameda County Fire Department. <br /> <br />The operator shall develop and maintain a low-flammability buffer zone or fire break <br />around the perimeter of the active working area to isolate the landfill from the <br />surrounding grasslands. <br /> <br />The Vector and Bird Control Plan for the Class II Landfill Expansion shall be approved <br />by the LEA. Measures shall be implemented to discourage sea gulls and other pests, <br /> <br />18-B <br /> Final Altamont Settlement - Exhibit B <br /> <br /> <br />