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Orange County Solid Waste Local Enforcement Agency

Orange County Solid Waste Local Enforcement Agency. Quality Inspection Reports. Patricia Henshaw, Program Supervisor Randy Styner, Field Inspector. Objectives. To obtain consistent long-term compliance at solid waste facilities

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Orange County Solid Waste Local Enforcement Agency

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  1. Orange County Solid Waste Local Enforcement Agency Quality Inspection Reports Patricia Henshaw, Program Supervisor Randy Styner, Field Inspector

  2. Objectives • To obtain consistent long-term compliance at solid waste facilities • To ensure that solid waste operations are not creating a nuisance, hazard,or threat to public health and the environment

  3. Objectives • To provide efficient and effective use of LEA resources • To ensure that on any given day a solid waste facility can pass a CIWMB inspection

  4. How to go about meeting these objectives: • Obtaining compliance through on-going education • Obtaining compliance through the monthly inspection reports

  5. Obtaining compliance through establishing good working relationships with the operators

  6. Obtaining compliance through on-going education: • Inspector education • Management education • Operator education • Planning Department education

  7. Obtaining compliance through the inspection report: • Details! Details! Details!! • Examples of inspection reports will follow • Here is where compliance begins

  8. Obtaining compliance through established relationships: • Always based on mutual respect • Learn the operations beyond what is needed to do the inspection

  9. The Extras: • Review draft documents and letters • Research regulations and procedures for the operator • Obtain assistance from CIWMB • Rotate inspectors

  10. Inspection reports

  11. Clear and Concise Defensible Photos if needed Document compliance Typed and mailed to the operator Positive comments Inspection Reports

  12. Figure A: Typical Landfill • 8,000 Tons per day • Well run, no significant ongoing issues • Good working relationship with operator • Field Trip #1

  13. Figure B: Another landfill • 8,500 tons per day • Additional tonnage for a limited number of days • Field trip #2

  14. Figure C: Large Volume Transfer Station • One of the largest in the state • 6,000 tons per day • Hybrid facility – 2 reports • Field trip #1

  15. Figure D: Large Scale Composter/C&D Processing Facilities • One operator with three sites • Three full SWFP • One hybrid facility – two inspection reports • Field trip #2

  16. Figure E: Enforcement • Unpermitted transfer station / C&D facility • Notice and Order • Hearing Panel • Two-year enforcement project

  17. Special guest

  18. HAVE A NICE DAY!!!

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