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City of San Leandro Solid Waste Post Collection Services 31 treated wood and household hazardous wastes. The loads to be checked are distributed among the various haulers, waste sources, and vehicle types entering the transfer station. • In particular, load checks are performed on Public MSW, third-party MSW, Multi-Family MSW, Commercial Dry Waste and construction and demolition debris deliveries. Load checks for these materials are conducted at the Public Disposal Area and C&D/Dry Waste/MMW MRF/OMRF. • Load checks are also performed on Source Separated Food Waste and Green Waste. Load checks for these materials are conducted at the Organics Processing and Transfer Building. Load checks for Public Green/Wood Waste are performed in the Wood Waste Transfer Area. • Load checks for Public Reuse and E-Waste and Recycling is performed in the Public Area Drop-Off. • Additionally, all "suspicious" loads entering the site will be checked. The employee performing the load-check inspection spreads the loads onto the inspection area as thinly as possible so that the majority of refuse is visible. Using rakes or other hand tools as needed, the inspector proceeds to examine the loads for any suspect hazardous or designated wastes. If no hazardous or designated wastes are discovered, the load is pushed to the working area and mixed with the regular waste. If suspected hazardous or designated wastes are discovered, then the load- check inspection team follows the proper procedure for isolating and returning the unacceptable wastes to a known generator or (if a positive identification of the generator cannot be made) packing and transporting the material to the Hazardous Waste Storage Area. All load check team members are trained in handling hazardous materials and in implementing proper procedures to protect the public. The load checking program in effect at DSTS also applies to the OMRF operations in accordance with 14 CCR, Section 17896.25. The program includes records of load checks and the training of personnel in the recognition, proper handling, and disposition of prohibited waste. Random load check inspections for loads destined for the OMRF are currently conducted daily as indicated in the EA Conditions of the Solid Waste Facility Permit and use a similar method as described in the beginning of this section. A copy of the load checking program and copies of the load checking records for the last year will be maintained in the operating records and available for review by the appropriate regulatory agencies. Docusign Envelope ID: C78C62DE-8589-496F-8F5A-DEC38EE5853C