Prepared For: Republic Services of Southern Nevada 770 East Sahara Avenue Las Vegas, Nevada 89104 ra Updated By: Converse Consultants 731 Pilot Road, Suite H Las Vegas, NV 89119MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY NWC CHEYENNE & COMMERCE PERMIT APPLICATION REPUBLIC SERVICES OF SOUTHERN NEVADA NORTH LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. Prepared for: Republic Services of Southem Nevada October 2014TABLE OF CONTENTS Materials Recovery Facility NWC Cheyenne & Commerce Introduction and Limitations Tab (a) - Permit Application Form for a Materials Recovery Facility Tab (b) — Lease Agreement/Ownership ‘Tab (c) — Report of Design Tab (d) - Operating Plan ‘Tab (e) —Plan for Closure ‘Tab (f) - Financial Assurance (Pending) Tab (g) - List of Recyclable Materials and Final Destinations ‘Tab (h) - Description of Markets/Final Use for Recyclables ‘Tab () - Other Approvals, Permits Plans, Maps, Photographs Appendix | - SNHD Waste Management Permit (Pending) Appendix 2 CNLV Business License (Pending) Appendix 3~ CNLV Refuse Removal Agreement Appendix 4— CNLY Land Use Approval UN-10-14 Appendix 5—CNLV Fire Department Permit (Pending) Appendix 6 - CC DAQEM Authority to Construct/Operating Permit (Pending) Appendix 7- NDEP Storm Water General Permit Appendix 8 CNLV Waste Water Control Permit (Pending) Appendix 9 — CC Regional Flood Control District Appendix 10 - CNLV Building Department (Pending) Appendix 11 -RSSN Emergency Contingency Plan Appendix 12 -RSSN Fire Evacuation Plan Appendix 13 - RSSN Special Waste Management Plan Appendix 14- Figure | —Sort Line Layout Figure 2 ~ Zoning Map Figure 3 ~ Processed Materials Storage Locations Grading Plans Traffic Control Plans Plumbing Plans Appendix 15 ~ Plate 1 - Mixed paper Process Flow Diagram Plate 2 - PET Process Flow Diagram Plate 3 ~ Tin Process Flow Diagram Plate 4 ~ Aluminum Flow Diagram Plate 5 - HDPE Process Flow Diagram Plate 6 — Newspaper Process Flow Diagram Plate 7 Glass Process Flow Diagram Plate 8 OCC Process Flow Diagram Plate 9 ~ Carpot/Carpet Pad Flow Diagram Plate 10 - Mixed Plastics #3-7 Process Flow Diagram Plate 11 — LDPE Process Flow Diagram Plate 12— Asepetics Process Flow Diagram Appendix 16 - Site Photographs (Pending) Appendix 17 - Load Rejection Notification Form Appendix 18 — Dust Colfection SystemRevision Tracking 1. This is an original application for a new materials recovery facility on APN 139-10-402- 001. This MRF is due south and adjacent to the existing MRF located on APN 139-10-301- 003/333 West Gowan Road. iiMATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY APPLICATION INTRODUCTION AND LIMITATIONS This is a new permit application form for a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) located on ‘APN 139-10-402-001, at the northwest comer of Cheyenne Avenue and Commerce Street in North Las Vegas, Nevada. This application has generally been formatted to match guidance provided by SNHD to describe the operations of a MRF/Recycling facility for recyclables. Descriptions of the facility are intended to reflect the operations of a MRF. This application was prepared by Converse Consultants (Converse), and is consistent with ‘generally accepted professional consulting principles and practices. No other warranty, express or implied, is made. This report is solely for the use and information of Republic Services of Southern Nevada unless otherwise noted. Any reliance on this report by a third party is at such party's sole risk, Opinions and recommendations contained in this report apply to conditions existing when services were performed and are intended only for the client, purposes, locations, time frames, and project parameters indicated, Converse is not responsible for the impacts of any changes in environmental standards, practices, or regulations subsequent to performance of services. Converse does not warrant the accuracy of information supplied by others, nor the use of segrogated portions of this report.Tab (a) ‘The completed “Permit Application Form to Operate or Modify a Materials Recovery Facility” is included in this section of the application.PERMIT APPLICATION FORM TO OPERATE OR MODIFY S A SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILTY ‘Southern District a a For SNHD Use Only { CONTROL/PERMIT NUMBE! (New Permit Application 1 Major Modification Minor Modification U Variance ORevision ‘Temporary 7. Type Of Solid Wa: Ci Glass | Disposal Site Compost Piant ‘Management Facility C Ciass 1 Disposal Site 1 Construction and Demolition Waste Short-Term Storage Facility 1 Reeyeting Center 1 Waste Tire Management Facility D Class ii! Disposal site X Materials Recovery Factity Public Waste Storage Bin Facility O Transfer Station 2, Name of FacilityiBusiness | Republic Services Recycling Center Ci salvage Yard Telephone Number(s) 702-280-0015 ‘Shoot Ades Civ, State, Zp Location of Faciity/ 360 West Cheyenne Avenue North Las Vegas, Nevada Busin Parcel Nombors) “Zoning Gassicton (og. MT, M2) +139-10-402-001 M2-General Industry 5 Test Name Fist Name Ti Taal 3. Name of FacilityiBusiness | Republic Sver State Disposal, Inc. | dba Republic Services of ||N/A ow al Southern Nevada Telephone Number(s) (702) 735-6151 ‘Soot Aaerse | ity, Sai, Ze Address 770 East Sahara Avenue | Las Vegas Nevada 89104 Tost Name Fist Name ‘Wi Tal 4 Same of FacilityiBusiness | Republic Siver State Disposal, Inc. | dba Republic Services of | N/A perator Southern Nevada ‘Telephone Number(s) (702) 736-5151 ‘Soot Aasress iy, State, Zp uncidress 770 East Sahara Avenue Las Vegas Nevada 89104 [S. Design Parameters Tise/Outside Aree Processing Copaiy(euyaatday) (Sa. F) 724,402 ,000 cy. Outside | “Avg. of 6,000 Tons per Month (24,000 cu. yds) (16.63 acres) | 6,800cy. Inside | NTE, 7,000 Tons per Month NTE. 72,000 Tons per Year Source 2,000 Tons per Day (8,000 cu.yds) 6. Solid Waste Types Proposed for Acceptance ‘See Attached SOLID WASTE CATEGORIES AND TYPES TO BE PROCESSED form 7. Operations Hours of Operations 24 hours per day Application to Modify a Solid Waste Management Facil Page 4 of 2 NPA Oct 2014‘This application form and supporting documents, as required by the current version of the Application Guide for this faciity type, are hereby submitted to SNHD to apply for a permit to operate or modify a solid waste management facility. We understand that receipt ofthis application does not constitute an approval to operate or modify the faclity. We understand that this application must be approved by SNHD and a permit issued before the operation or modification of the facility. We certify that the Report of Design supports the Report of Operating Plan. We certify that, to the best of ‘our knowledge, the information contained above and in the supporting documents is complete and accurate and ‘complies with the requirements specified in the current version of the Application Guide for this facility type and the Solid Waste Management Authority Regulations for this type of Solid Waste Management Faciity 8, Certifications _ ‘Signature of Applicant Agent (facility owner or operator) Printed name of Applicant Agent |“ (facility owner or operator) Len Christopher Title of Applicant Agent (facility owner or operator) General Manager Telephone Number 702-509-5863 Date of Signing 9. Receipt of Application (for SNHD use only) Signature of SNHD staff Printed name of SNHD staff Title of SNHD staff Date of signing [SNHD date stamp ‘Last Name Feta ide Taal 10. Name of Property Owner Republic Sliver State Disposal Telephone Number(s) 702-735-5151 Siesl Adres iy, Stat, Zp Address 770 East Sahara Avenue Las Vegas, Nevada 89104 Test Name FeetName ‘idle titer 11. Name of Consultant Ball Douglas R Company Converse Consultants Telephone Number(s) (702) 263-7600 xt 2012 Email Address. ell@conersoconsiantscom ‘Sweet Adeross iy, Stat, Address 731 Pilot Road Suite H Las Vegas, Nevada 89119-4429 =e ‘a Solid Weste Management Facility Page 2 of 2) Tab (b) Proof of ownership or a lease agreement for the land on which the materials recovery facility will be located. Information on the evidence of land ownership shall be provided upon request because of the volume of information contained in the legal description of the property. A copy of the Clark County Treasurer’s transmittal report and a copy of the Clark County Assessors Parcel Record has been provided in Tab (b) in lieu of the land ownership papers.Ascend Web Inquiry Summary Page Page 1 of 2 Property Account Inquiry - Summary Screen New Search Recorder || Treasurer || Assessor Clark County Home 1010402001 exveor——][eors Jour Jase free 50508] UNASSIGNED SITUS NORTH LAS VEGAS. Tage Descipon [ASSESSOR DESCRIPTION. 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F iso700i [RECORDED DATE [Sep 19 1997 lvestane ins [COMMENTS ‘Note: Only documents from September 15, 1999 through present are available for viewing. [ASSESSMENT INFORMATION AND SUPPLEMENTAL VALUE. = [APPRAISAL YEAR Boss E (ages uaa Y 2. ——————— TEAL PROPERTY ASSESSED VALUE ae aan a ee = ae ae i : naa fi = =i f ot. ae ae ae SE ee 5 Sereno i a a ae oe envice a a [ESTIMATED LOT SIZE AND APPRAISAL INFORMATION |[ustamATED suze. ~ Ji6.63 reves [ORIGINAL CONST. YEAR lo [LAST SALE PRICE 5706500 IMONTH/YEAR aj1997, LAND Use 000 - Vocane [DWELLING UNITS o htp://sandgate.co clark nv.us/asstrealprop/ParcelDetail.aspx?hdnParcel~139-10-402-001&... 8/27/2014Clark County Real Property PRIMARY RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE Page 2 of 2 St FLOOR 59. FT. To_Jeanron 59. 7. [eon jeow a oo foot = BASEMENT 59. FT. Jasonoons sx Ro GARAGE 56. 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Scal ees an Pa | ode. 0) faa On 3 F412 — rion pour vat TL om eae ret oa ca Pao 155 ahigowe) # Pat OF ca satin serpin FSH 402 156196} 44 “unsreig SONATE 411 9 7 | 28 45 i reo Shiklokd ww 18 ie a eee eck i om | [SSE ies “maa QI 4 055 | 26 ow 47 | 62 08 i lg 12 0 | 25 OM 4g 0 | G1 OS on on 60 0 ls 401 130 | 24 om fs D so se OF Prom Pree e wf se 08 ao Tod © | TAX DIST 250Tab (c) (©) Areport of the design for the materials recovery facility that complies with the provisions of Section 5 of these regulations, A site-specific Report of Design is contained in this section of the application.Z Converse Consultants QT ccwccaengnein,eoviconet 8 Gotu sec specion & Teng Saves October 16, 2014 Walter B. Ross, P.E., REHS Environmental Health Engineer/Supervisor ‘Southern Nevada Health District P.O. Box 3902 Las Vegas, NV 89127 Dear Mr. Ross: The Design Report dated October 2014 for the new Material Recovery Facility located at the northwest comer of Cheyenne Avenue and Commerce Street was prepared under my supervision. If there are any ‘questions or you need any additional information, please contact our office at (702) 263-7600 or e-mail me at Werle@ConverseConsuitans.com Sincerely, LE James Werle, P.E. Principal Engineer 731 Pilot Road, Suite H, Las Vegas, Nevada 89119-4429 8} Lh Teleohona: (702) 269-6996 # Facsimile: (702) 269-8353 # e-mail lasvogas @ converseconsultants.com1 REPUBLIC SERVICES OF SOUTHERN NEVADA. MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY REPORT OF DESIGN AND STANDARDS FOR DESIGN Section 5. Report of Design. The report of the design of the materials recovery facility must: Include a detailed description of the site of the facility, a diagram indicating the manner in which the materials are processed at the facility and the design capacity and environmental controls for the facility. Figure 1 has been provided in Appendix 14, Figure 1 identifies the sort line layout in relationship to the floor plan of the facility. Figure 1 has also been drawn in accordance with the provisions outlined in Section 5.4(a) through 5.4(i). Process Flow Diagrams (Plates 1 through 12) and the Maximum Daily Storage Capacities & Approximate Locations (Figure 3) have been provided in Appendix 14 and 15, The Plates depicit the manner in which materials are processed through the facility, and where materials are stored and in what quantities. The design capacity of the MRF is 2,000 tons (8,000 cubic yards) of source separated ‘material per day. ‘The design capacity of the MRF is 6,000 tons (24,000 cubic yards) per month not to exceed 7,000 tons in any one month with a total not to exceed tonnage of 72,000 tons per year in accordance with the City of North Las Vegas Ordinance No. 2314 for non-source separated material. ‘The Operating Plan provided in Tab (d) contains a detailed description of the facility and its operations. Be prepared under the direction of and signed and stamped by a professional engineer who is licensed in this state. ‘This Report of Design has been prepared under the direction of, and has been signed and stamped by Mr. James L. Werle, Nevada P.E, #015177, Principal Engineer, ‘Converse Consultants. ‘NPA 20141003, Tab(c)-1Include a general location map that indicates iand use and zoning within { mile of the materials recovery facility. Figure 2 is a Zoning Map which indicates land use within 1-mile of the facility. Figure 2 has been provided in Appendix 14. Include plans and specifications of the materials recovery facility in sufficien detail to demonstrate compliance with the standards for the design of the facili set forth in Section 7 of this regulation. The plans mu: @) ) © @ © © Be drawn to a scale of not more than 200 feet per inch; ‘The scale of the drawings submitted in this section are drawn to a scale of not more than 200 feet per inch. Indicate existing and proposed contours; Site Grading Plans are provided in Appendix 14. Indicate acess roads and traffic routes around and within the materials recovery facility; ‘Access roads and travel routes inside of and around the site are provided in Appendix 14. Inelude provisions for the control of surface water to minimize the contact of storm water with waste materials and to prevent pollutants or other contaminants from entering the waters of the state; Process water passes through a sand/oil separator before it enters the sewer system. To minimize the contact of storm water with waste materials, storm ‘water is diverted from the facility to storm drain systems off-site. All material separation occurs inside of enclosed buildings. Only separated and recovered materials (products) are stored outside. Indicate fencing, areas for storing equipment, facilities for employees, areas for receiving and handling waste, maintenance areas and any other appurtenances; CMU walls, equipment storage areas, employee facilities, waste receiving and handling areas, and other appurtenances are shown on Figure 1~ located in Appendix 14. Include the maximum processing rate of the facility and the maximum. storage capacity, in cubic yards, for processed and unprocessed waste and recovered materials; Tab (c)-2) oO ‘The maximum processing capacity of the facility is 2,000 tons (8,000 cubic yards) per day of source separated material. The processing capacity of the facility is 6,000 tons of non-source separated material (24,0000 cubic yards) per ‘month not to exceed 7,000 tons in any one month with a total not to exceed tonnage of 72,000 tons per year in accordance with the City of North Las Vegas Ordinance No. 2314. ‘The maximum interior storage capacity for the facility is approximately 6,800 cubic yards. The maximum exterior storage capacity for the facility is approximately 2,000 cubic yards. See Figure 3 in Appendix 14. Include provisions for controlling odors and dust to prevent a public nuisance; Dust created during processing will be minimal. Fugitive emissions will be captured by a camfill FARR@ dust collection system. Information regarding, the dust collection system can be found in Appendix 19. Materials that can not be recycled will be placed in bins and disposed of when they are full. Waste ‘materials that may cause odors are disposed of daily. This prevents odors. Define the population and area that will be served by the materials, recovery facility; and ‘The material recovery facility will process material from the Clark County ‘Area, any surrounding communities, and third party collectors that may require recycling services. List the anticipated types, quantities and sources of solid waste that will be received at the materials recovery facility. ‘The facility is designed to handle up to 2,000 tons (8,000 cubic yards) of source separated material per day from the Las Vegas Valley Community and surrounding areas. The processing capacity of the facility is 6,000 tons of non- source separated material (24,0000 cubic yards) per month not to exceed 7,000 tons in any one month with a total not to exceed tonnage of 72,000 tons per year in accordance with the City of North Las Vegas Ordinance No. 2314, ‘The types of waste streams anticipated to be received at the facility include; construction and demolition debris, paper, metals, plastics, glass, and organic materials. Tab (g) contains a specific list of solid waste types proposed for acceptance at the facility. The sources of the above mentioned solid waste includes household, third party collectors and commercial businesses. ‘The Operating Plan located in Tab (4) also discusses the type and quantities of materials that the facility receives. ‘Tab (i) contains a Special Waste Management Plan. Tab(c}-3MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY STANDARDS FOR DESIGN REPUBLIC SERVICES OF SOUTHERN NEVADA Section 6, Standards for design. 1. @ ) © @ © A materials recovery facility must be constructed with: Barriers and appurtenances necessary to control access to the facility; ‘The RSSN MRF/Recycling facility has a perimeter CMU wall, wrought iron fencing, and locking gates to control access. The facility also has 24-hour security. Refer to Plans located in Appendix 14, A road that provides access to the facility in all kinds of weather; ‘The main access road at the RSSN’s MRF/Recycling facility is an all-weather access road located in the northwest comer of the site. Refer to Plans located in Appendix 14. Appurtenanees to control litter; Litter is controlled by litter crews that routinely police the facility and the perimeter area of the site, Perimeter CMU walls that surround the site act to contain litter. Provisions that screen the facility from the view of members of the general public; ‘The facility is surrounded by a perimeter CMU wall along the north, south, east, and west property lines that screens the view of the facility from the general public. In areas where putrescible wastes will be received, processed or stored, covered enclosure with at least three sides, and a concrete or asphalt paved floor that contains drainage controls to control run-off and prevent run-on or the accumulation of standing water; and Areas where putrescible wastes will be received, processed or stored prior to sorting are located within an enclosed structure on a concrete floor that has a drainage device for recovery of liquids (ie. oil/water separator and discharge to sewer), All areas used for waste processing, material recovery operations, tipping, handling, and storage are kept free of standing water. Plumbing plans which include a sand and sediment interceptor system (drawings P1.3, P14, and 4.3) are provided in Appendix 14. Tab (o)-4© In areas where solid wastes from the construction, refurbishment or demolition of buildings or other structures will be received, processed or stored, a concrete or asphalt paved floor that contains drainage controls to control run-off and prevent run-on or the accumulation of standing water. ‘Areas where solid wastes from the construction, refurbishment, or demolition of buildings or other structures will be received, processed or stored prior to sorting are located on a concrete slab that has a drainage device for recovery of liquids. In most instances, construction, refurbishment, or demolition waste is not accepted at the facility, All areas used for waste processing, material recovery operations, tipping, handling, and storage are kept free from standing water. A materials recovery facility that is open to the public must post signs that clearly indicat ‘The owner and operator of the site; ‘The hours of operation; Materials accepted or excluded; and Fees charged. Signs are clearly posted that indicate the owner and operator of the site, the hours of operation, materials accepted, fees charged, and prices paid at the MRF/Recycling facility. The signs are located at the site entrance along Gowan. Photographs of the signs have been provided in Appendix 16. ‘The design and location of a materials recovery facility must comply with applicable local ordinances. 2. @) ) © @ 3. ‘NPA 20141003 ‘The design and location of the RSSN MRF complies with applicable local ordinances. Tab (©)- 5Tab (@) (@ A plan for operating the materials recovery facility that complies with the provisions of Section 6 of these regulations, A site-specific Operating Plan for the Matrials Recovery Facility is contained in this section of the application,4, REPUBLIC SERVICES OF SOUTHERN NEVADA PLAN FOR OPERATING MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY Section 7, Plan for operating. The plan for operating the materials recovery facility must provide a detailed description of the proposed operating procedures and include, without limitation: ‘The provisions for controlling access to the materials recovery facility; Access to the site is controlled using perimeter CMU walls, locking gates, and 24 hour security. The number of persons who will be employed at the materials recovery facility during operating hours; ‘The facility is manned by a minimum of 2 and an average of 70 personnel per operating day with three shifts per day, A list of the equipment and machinery that will be required to operate the materials recovery facility; Rolling Stock Stationary Equipment ~4 loaders ~3 large baling machines ~8 forklifts ~12 processing screens ~2x 45° manlifis ~2 metering drums ~1 x scissor lift ~5 optical sorters ~2 small loaders ~135 4/- material belts ~1 glass cleanup system ~1 x 1000 gallon diesel tank ~1 wire granulator ~1 dust collection system ~3x 70” truck scales ~11 walking floor product bunkers ~1 film wrap system The procedures to control vehicular traffic within the materials recovery facility; In addition to controlling vehicular traffic with on-site personnel, vehicular traffic signs are posted and provide instructions on how to proceed through the site. Public access into the MRF/Recycling center is prohibited.5. 2 10, ‘The types of wastes that the materials recovery facility will not accept and a list of the facilities where such waste will be directed; ‘The facility will not accept hazardous waste, PCB or asbestos wastes, and houschold hazardous waste (HHW). Should any of the above listed wastes be transported to the facility, the persons delivering these materials will be directed to contact the Nevada ‘Small Business Development Center for information relating to where these waste types can be handled in accordance with State and Federal regulations and disposed at an approved site. RSSN personnel can also refer to the Special Waste Management Plan located in Appendix 13. A program to detect, manage, and reject regulated hazardous waste, polychlorinated biphenyl wastes or any other unacceptable wastes identified in the application; ‘All materials received are visually inspected to detect and prevent the disposal of regulated hazardous waste and PCB wastes. Supervisors are on site in the processing areas at all times. See Appendix 11 — Emergency Contingency Plan (Quality Control ‘Measures to Screen Incoming Wastes), for additional information. When unacceptable wastes are identified, a load rejection notification form will be used. A copy has been included in Appendix 17. ‘The procedures for measuring or weighing solid waste that is accepted by the materials recovery facility; Alll trucks coming into the MRF/Recycling facility are weighed on a scale located at the northwest corner of parcel 139-10-301-003, and the weights entered into the computer for tracking purposes. All materials leaving the facility are weighed at the same location and the material-specific weights recorded for tracking and billing purposes. The frequency and method for transferring solid waste to a disposal site; Al materials are processed as they are received. Separated solid waste materials are ‘transported to the Cheyenne Transfer Station or the Apex Regional Landfill on an as- needed bases, but no less frequently than every 24 hours for solid waste contaminated with putrescible waste, and every week for non-putrescible solid waste. These waste materials are transported in boxes, trucks, or containers. ‘The frequency and method for transferring recyclable materials to a recycling center or a facility that is permited to accept materials for use as a fuel or soil amendment; All materials received at this facility, including third party collections, are continually being processed, sorted, bailed, crushed, and/or shredded. After these processes are completed, the materials are staged in designated areas for transport to a recycling or distribution center. This is a continuous process. ‘The location of storage areas for processed and unprocessed solid wastes and recovered materials at the materials recovery facility; Unprocessed materials will be stored adjacent to the sort line inside of the facility. This area can be found on Figure 3 in Appendix 14. Processed materials will be stored on1. 2 13. 14. 15. site and at the neighboring facility located at 333 West Gowan, which is a permitted MRE /Recycling facility. Processed material storage locations are identified on Figure 3 provided in Appendix 14 and in the approved permit application for 333 West Gowan. A plan for the disposal of processed and unprocessed solid wastes and recovered materials; Non-recyclable (processed and un-processed) solid wastes materials and un-marketable recovered materials will be transferred to either the Cheyenne Transfer Station or the Apex Regional Landfill for transfer or disposal. The proposed operating hours of the materials recovery facility; The MRF/Recycling facility operates 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. A contingency plan that describes the procedures for emergencies and identifies alternate solid waste management systems; ‘An Emergency Contingency Plan for the MRF is contained in Appendix 11. Altemative Systems available for managing materials under contingency conditions would include Republic’s existing Transfer Stations, Landfills and Convenience Centers A description of the manner in which the materials recovery facility will comply with the provisions set forth in Section 8; and Compliance with the SNHD Section 8 provisions will be accomplished as discussed below within Section 8 of this Operating Plan. The safety procedures and protective equipment required for persons who handle solid waste at the materials recovery facility. RSSN has a voluminous file for all procedures and policies for proper and safe ‘management of solid waste and recyclables. Those procedures require that persons handling solid waste at the materials recovery facility wear safety glasses, hand protection, and appropriate footwear. High visibility clothing or vests are required for persons working in high traffic areas.Section 8. Operating Standards 1, Solid waste that is accepted by a materials recovery facility must be: (@) Transferred to a disposal site that has been issued a permit by the solid waste management authority; or ‘All waste received and not recovered for reuse or recycling at the MRF/Recycling facility is transported to the Cheyenne Transfer Station or the Apex Regional Landfill. (b) Recovered for reuse or recycling or for use as a fucl or soil amendment. ‘The weights of all materials which are recovered for reuse or recycling are documented and tracked for billing and accounting purposes. 2. Unless the owner or operator is unable to do so because of an emergency, putrescible solid waste or solid waste that is mixed with putrescible solid waste must be removed from a materials recovery facility not more than 24 hours after acceptance by the facility. Ail putrescible waste is removed from the MRF/Recycling facility within 24 hours of acceptance. Should an emergency event arise which prevents the removal of waste within 24 hours, the SNHD will be notified within 24 hours of the event. 3. Nonputrescible solid waste may not be stored at the materials recovery facility for more than 1 week. Not more that 3,000 cubie yards of solid waste may be stored at the facility at one time, unless otherwise approved by the solid waste management authority. Non-putrescible solid waste will not be stored at the MRF for more than one week. Storage of solid waste will be limited to 2,000 cubic yards in outside areas in accordance with the City of North Las Vegas Ordinace No. 2314. Separating the recyclable materials from the solid waste is a critical aspect of any MRF/Recycling facility. As the materials are placed on the floor inside of the facility, they are separated into classes of materials, and the sorting process begins. Any non-recyclable ‘materials are placed in receptacles and materials in these receptacles are transported off-site for disposal daily. 4. Recovered materials may not be stored at the facility for more than 1 year. At least 75 percent of the materials recovered at the facility must be sold and removed from the facility in a 12-month period. Any recovered materials stored for more than 1 year must be considered waste and properly disposed of at a disposal site that has been issued a permit by the solid waste management authority or a facility approved by the solid waste management authority. Recovered materials are shipped off site in truck load quantities. This is an ongoing process, At least 75% of the recovered materials will be removed from the facility in a12 month period, and no recovered materials will be stored at the facility for more than 1 year, unless otherwise approved by the solid waste management authority. Solid waste or recovered materials may not be stored in piles which are more than 15 feet in height or have an area at the base which is more than 5,000 square feet. A distance of at least 12 feet must be maintained between adjacent piles of material and at least 10 feet between any pile of materials and the boundary of the facility. Solid waste is stored at the facility in accordance with the above limits. The acceptanec, handling, and transportation of asbestos must be conducted in the manner prescribed by NAC 444.965 to 444.976, inclusive. No asbestos waste is handled or treated at the recycling facility. Special wastes that are inadvertently accepted at the MRF/Recycling facility are handled in accordance with the Special Waste Mangement Plan provided in Appendix 13. 7. The owner or operator of a materials recovery facility shall: (@) Inspect the area of the facility daily and collect, and properly dispose of, all scattered paper and lightweight debris; and ‘The MRF/Recycling facility is cleaned and inspected daily to ensure that all wastes have been placed in their proper place or removed from the site. Residual materials are removed from the site throughout the day. (b) Comply with any local ordinances concerning the storage, collection or transportation of solid waste, in accordance with the following provisions: (1) The storage on the premises, the collection and the transportation to the disposal site of solid waste must generally be according to the pertinent ordinances or regulations of the eity, town or county wherein those services are performed. 2) The provisions of these CCHD solid waste regulations do not abridge the authority of a town, city or county to establish, by ordinance or otherwise, higher standard than these regulations. (3) _ Nosystem for the storage, collection or transportation of solid waste may be allowed to cause health hazards, public nuisances or otherwise cause or contribute to the impairment of the environment, RSSN is in compliance with the above, and will continue to ensure that all of its operations comply with the above.Section 9, Operating Records 1 ‘The operator of a materials recovery facility shall maintain accurate operating records at the facility. The records must be furnished upon request to the solid waste management authority or made available for inspection by the solid waste management authority during the regular business hours of the facility. The records must include: (@) A daily record of: (1) The quantity of solid waste received at the facility. @) The quantity of solid waste transported to disposal sites and the name and location of each disposal site. () The quantity of recovered materials removed from the facility and the name and location of each facility that receives the recovered materials. ‘A weight ticket is used to document all materials received at the Reeycling/MRF. This document is used to track and record the quantity of materials received at the facility. All waste received and not recycled at the MRF is transported to either the Cheyenne Transfer Station or the ‘Apex Regional Landfill. Computerized scales at both facilities track waste transferred from the materials recovery facility. Information of the amount of materials recovered, where and when the materials were sent is available on site, (b) The receipt or rejection of prohibited waste. (©) Any emergencies or unusual events. Special occurrences such as rejected loads, unusual events, or ‘emergencies are noted on the transfer station site daily log and/or waste ticket. A load rejection notification form is used and a copy has been included in Appendix 17. The owner or operator of a materials recovery facility shall comply with the requirements concerning the reporting of recycled materials, @ Each material recovery facility located in Clark County, Nevada, shall submit a recycling survey to the SNHD not later than February 15 of each year. The recycling survey must be certified by an authorized representative of the materials recovery facility on a form provided by the SNED and include the number of tons of material recycled for each type of recycled material for the preceding ealender year.@) ‘The materials recovery facility shail, upon the request of the SNHD, provide any information including, but not limited to, bills of lading, manifests and certified reports which the CCHD determines may be necessary to verify the survey. RSSN will comply with the above requirements.© ‘Tab (©) A plan for the closure of the materials recovery facility that identifies the procedures required to close the facility and describes the manner in which the facility will comply with the provisions for closure set forth in Section 10. The plan must include a detailed written estimate, in current dollars, of the cost to hire a person to close the materials recovery facility in accordance with the plan. Information required by Section 10 and Section 11 has been included in this section of the application,Section 10, Closure of Facility The owner or operator of a materials recovery facility shall notify the solid waste management authority in writing at least 90 days before the date the facility is expected to close. The faeility may not accept any solid waste after the expected closing date. RSSN will notify the SNHD in writing at least 90 days before the facility is expected to close. ‘The owner or operator shall, within 30 days after receiving the final shipment of solid waste, remove all remaining solid waste, litter, recovered materials and inoperable equipment in accordance with the plan for closure of the facility, except that all putrescible waste must be removed within 24 hours after receipt. RSSN will remove all putrescible waste within 24 hours of receipt. Within 30 days after receiving the final shipment of solid waste, RSSN will remove all the remaining solid waste, litter, recovered materials and inoperable equipment. The cost for closing the facility as described above is provided in Section 11. Section 11. Surety Bond or other financial assurance required to cover cost of closure. The owner or operator of a materials recovery facility shall obtain a surety bond, or any other mechanism of financial assurance approved by the solid waste management authority. The surety bond must be sufficient to cover the cost of closing the facility, including, but not limited to, the removal and proper disposal of the maximum inventory of residual solid waste and recyclable materials for which the facility is designed. The owner or operator shall provide financial assurance for the closure of the facility until the facility is closed and the closure has been approved by the solid waste management authority. The following estimate has been used to establish the amount of financial assurance needed to cover the cost of closure, The maximum inventory of recovered materials is, expected to be 8,800 cubic yards, and the maximum expected solid waste is 8,800 cubic yards. Removal of all Recovered Materials $12,000 Removal of all solid waste not recoverable $12,000 A Certified Environmental Manager Verification of Closure $1,000 Total $25,000 RSSN is proposing the use of a bond in the amount of $25,000 to comply with this requirement. NPAz0141005 Tab (c)- 12 The surety bond must be issued by a corporation licensed to do business in this state and include an indemnity agreement that guarantees payment to a trust fund or to the solid waste management authority. ‘The surety bond will meet these requirements. ‘The owner or operator of the facility shall review annually the estimate of the cost to close the facility upon which the bond or other mechanism of financial assurance Is based and submit the estimate to the solid waste management authority for its review and approval. RSSN will comply with this requirement. NPA 20161003 Tab (e)-2MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITY PLAN FOR CLOSURE Republic Services of Southern Nevada, the owner of the Material Recovery facility located at 360 West Cheyenne Avenue, will notify the Southern Nevada Health District (SNHD) in writing at least 90 days before beginning closure of the facility. The owner will also notify all generators and haulers of wastes ‘managed by the facility both by phone where possible and in writing that the facility will not accept any solid waste after the designated closing date. The notification wil include the name and address of the nearest transfer station. The operator that will close the facility will then be hired. During the closure period the operator will be fully responsible for all activities and their associated costs, including labor, rent, utilities, maintenance costs, overhead, transportation, and disposal fees. The operator will begin closure of the facility by posting a notice at the facility stating that the facility is closed and indicating the name and address of the nearest transfer station. The facility will no longer accept any solid waste after beginning closure. The operator will then begin the process of closing the facility by removing up to 6,800 cubic yards (1,538 tons) of solid waste located in the Material Recovery building. This is the maximum quantity of waste permitted to be stored at the facility. The solid waste will be transported to a destination listed in the Operating Plan where the contents will be properly disposed. Any segregated materials including ferrous, non-ferrous metals, and tires will aso be properly disposed. The operator may keep any proceeds from the sale of these wastes. This work should take approximately four-weeks from the date the operator begins processing on-site materials, ‘The operator will then engage in the removal of equipment from the facility. This will include, but not be limited to, removal of heavy equipment, tools, office and storage building equipment, and all other ‘equipment on the equipment list in Tab (d) Operating Plan. This process could take approximately four- weeks and wil ikely overiap the activites in the previous paragraph. Upon completion of the removal of all solid waste and equipment from the facility, the operator will remove all remaining wind-blown debris, litter and miscellaneous equipment that remain, All buildings and permanent structures will remain intact and are not to be removed. The operator will perform all ‘activities in accordance with industry standards to prevent the unwanted dispersal of dust or migration of materials offsite. Following the completion of closure activities, the operator will notify the SNHD to arrange for a final inspection of the site in order to permit the SNHD to verify successful completion of closure. ‘The entire anticipated time required to complete closure is anticipated to take approximately 1 month. Plan for Closure October 2014. Page 1 of 1a@ Converse Consultants QT cms engneing rvinnret & Count Ste epson aeg Soe Chief Health Officer ‘Southern Nevada Health District P.O. Box 3902 Las Vegas, NV 89127 Dear Chief Health Officer: ‘The Converse Professional Group is an active business entity per the Nevada Secretary of State, has an active Nevada State Business License, and is doing business in the State of Nevada as Converse Consultants (Converse). The Converse Professional Group does not have any officers in common with Republic Siiver State Disposal, Inc. (RSSN). At the request of RSSN, Converse has reviewed the Plan for Closure dated October 2014 for the Material Recovery Faclity, hereinafter referred to as “the facility,” located at 360 West Cheyenne Avenue at the Northwest comer of the intersection of Cheyenne Avenue and Commerce Street North Las Vegas Nevada. Hf Converse were hired today as the sole operator fo close the facility, Converse would agree to be fully responsible for following the Plan for Closure, for the sum not exceeding a total of Twenty Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00). This letter supersedes all prior letters provided by Converse regarding closure of the facility. | certify that, to the best of my knowledge, the information presented above is true and correct. CONVERSE CONSULTANTS: sk oe wh Douglas R. Bell Senior Project Manager Dated _October 16, 2014 791 Pet Road, Suite H, Las Voges, Nevaca 89119-4429 GG Telephone: (702) 260-8896 ¢ Facsimile: 702) 260-8359 # e-mail: lasvegas @converseconsultants.comoO Tab ® Proof of financial assurance that complies with the pro UL General Surety paperwork has been provided which indicates that RSSN has financial assuranee for closure of the materials recovery facility through Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America. ions of Section® Tab (g) A list of the recyclable materials that will be recovered at the materials recovery facility, A list of solid waste types proposed for acceptance at this facility and their final destinations have been provided in this Tab. Please note that not all of the waste types identified on this list are currently recovered at the facility; however, RSSN anticipates that certain materials might be recovered at the materials recovery facility in the future, so they are therefore addressed in this application,Construction Eirreeee® eeeerer [Pi PTrr rrrrrr a B rrr SOUTHERN NEVADA HEALTH DISTRICT SOLID WASTE TYPES PROPOSED FOR ACCEPTANCE Solid Waste Categories and Types Demolition Debris (C&D) ‘Asphalt Concrete Carpet Garpet Padding Drywall Wood Plastic Buckets Other (specify) Corrugated Cardboard Newspaper Office paper Magazines Telephone Books Mixed Paper Other Paper (specify) ‘Aluminum Containers Tin/Stee! Containers Ferrous Scrap Metals Non-Ferrous Scrap Metals ‘Appliances (white goods) Mixed Metals Other Metals (specity) Plastic (PET) Plastic (HDPE) Mixed Plastic Plastic Film Polystyrene Other (PVC, LDPE, PP) Clear Mixed Glass Green AmberiBrown Other Glass (specity) Plate Glass Window Glass (Check ail that apply) Qraanic Material PITTA ls EWastes Textiles. Yard Debris Food Waste Bio-Solids Restaurant Grease Rendered Animal Matter Pallets/Wood Other Organic Material (specify) Used Tires Paint Household Hazardous Waste Asbestos Medical Waste Waste Oils Antireeze Other Special Waste (specify) Batteries (alkaline & rechargeable) Cameras Computers Communication Devices (cell phones, ete.) Hard Drives Microfilm Microfiche Film Monitors Optical Drives (CD, DVD, etc.) Printer Cartridges Tape (audio, cassette, reel-to-reel, video) Televisions. X-Ray Film Other E-Waste (specify) Textiles: Other Textiles (specify) Acid Batteries (automotive) Fluorescent Lights Other Universal Wastes (specify)@) Tab (h) A description of the final use, or the available markets, for the materials identified for recovery. RSSN does not determine the final use or available markets of the materials recovered at the facility, Available markets and final destinations for materials are dynamic in nature and are not restricted to the United States. It is RSSN’s contention that its end user information is proprietary in nature, As such, RSSN has provided an example of final destinations in this Tab,o Tab@® Any other information that the solid waste management authority requires to evaluate the proposed operation of the facility. RSSN has attached the following additional documents in this section of the application: Appendix 1 - SNHD Waste Management Permit (Pending) Appendix 2 - CNLV Business License (Pending) Appendix 3— CNLV Refuse Removal Agreement Appendix 4~ CNLV Land Use Approval UN-10-14 Appendix 5 — CNLV Fire Department Permit Pending) Appendix 6 - CC DAQEM Operating Permit (Pending) Appendix 7 - NDEP Storm Water General Permit Appendix 8-CNLV Waste Water Control Permit (Pending) Appendix 9 — CC Regional Flood Control District Appendix 10—CNLV Building Department (Pending) Appendix 11 - RSSN Emergency Contingency Plan ‘Appendix 12 - RSSN Fire Evacuation Plan Appendix 13 - RSSN Special Waste Management Plan Appendix 14 Figure 1 — Sort Line Layout + Figure 2 — Zoning Map « Figure 3 — Processed Materials Storage Locations * Grading Plans + Traffic Control Plans © Plumbing Plans Appendix 15 © Plate | - Mixed Paper Process Flow Diagram * Plate 2 — PET Process Flow Diagram Plate 3 — Tin Process Flow Diagram Plate 4 ~ Aluminum Flow Diagram « Plate 5 - HDPE Process Flow Diagram * Plate 6 — Newspaper Process Flow Diagram « Plate 7 — Glass Process Flow Diagram * Plate 8 — OCC Process Flow Diagram * Plate 9 — Carpet/Carpet Pad Flow Diagram * Plate 10 ~ Mixed Plastics #3-7 Process Flow Diagram * Plate 11 ~ LDPE Process Flow Diagram « Plate 12 — Asepetics Process Flow Diagram Appendix 16 - Site Photographs (Pending) Appendix 17 - Load Rejection Notification Form Appendix 18~ Dust Collection System51/2408 REPUBLIC SERVICES October 16, 2014 City of North Las Ve; Business License Division 2250 Las Vegas Boulevard North North Las Vegas, NV 89030 Subject: Business License Application Materials Recovery Facility 360 West Cheyenne Avenue North Las Vegas, Nevada To Whom it May Concern: Republic Services of Southern Nevada (RSSN) is in the process of per- mitting a new Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) with the Southern Ne- vada Health District (SNHD). As part of the application process RSSN needs to provide a copy of the facility’s business license (or application for a business license) to the SNHD. RSSN provides the following in- formation related to the new MRF: * Address ~ 360 West Cheyenne Avenue APN ~ 139-10-402-001 * Owner ~ Republic Silver State Disposal, Inc. RSSN would like to request a copy of our business license paperwork at this time. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at 954-804-4727 Respectfully, Republic Services of Southern Nevada gevhi W. Todd Whittle Area Environmental Manager 770 E, Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89104 + (702) 599-5507 . F: (702) 599-5585REPUBLIC SERVICES December 1, 2010 Ms. Maryann Ustick Acting City Manager City of North Las Vegas 2200 Civic Center Dr North Las Vegas, NV 89030 Dear Maryann, In accordance with Section II of the Refuse Removal Agreement between the City of North Las Vegas and Republic Silver State Disposal, inc. dated April 3, 1996 Republic Silver State Disposal is required to give the City notice of its intent to renew the contract for a term of 5 years from April 3, 2011 through April 2, 2016. This letter will serve to notify the City of North Las Vegas that we want to renew the contract for the period April 3, 2011 through April 2, 2016. We look forward to continuing to provide solid waste collection and recycling services to the residents and businesses of North Las Vegas. We intend to continue to provide the outstanding level of service the City has come to expect from us. Thank you. Sincerely, Jos Burkel + President : 770 B, Sahara Avenue, Las Veges, NV 89104 + T: (702) 735-5151 + Fs (702) 735-1986REPUBLIC SERVICES December 1, 2010 Ms. Maryann Ustick Acting City Manager City of North Las Vegas 2200 Civic Center Dr North Las Vegas, NV 89030 Dear Maryann, In accordance with Section Il of the Refuse Removal Agreement between the City of North Las Vegas and Republic Silver State Disposal, inc. dated April 3, 1996 Republic Silver State Disposal is required to give the City notice of its intent to renew the contract for a term of 5 years from April 3, 2011 through April 2, 2016. This letter will serve to notify the City of North Las Vegas that we want to renew the contract for the period April 3, 2011 through April 2, 2016. We look forward to continuing to provide solid waste collection and recycling services to the residents and businesses of North Las Vegas. We intend to continue to provide the outstanding level of service the City has come to expect from us. Thank you. Sincerely, Joe Burkel President City of North Las Vegas 770 &. Sahara Avenue, Las Veges, NV 89104 + Tr (702) 599-5507 + Pr (702) 599-5585aN "2. 2 LAND USE PLAN March 31, 2019 LAND USES RESIDENTIAL [Ronen tates (up 102 64/00) a sino Fomty Low (upto 8 du /20) (since arty eu (up 0194000} (EB mts Famiy (up 0286020) @ Future North Sh Tons Staion 558 Exdting Transit Route Main Strete HEF Union Pact Raia DATE: ST MARCH 20%1 _PiPsanAIBOI,PRORCOMP_PLANGICECONP, PLAN ANENDWMAP_DOCBLqAnIIOS sen IOS1_TetinadMayor Aetrim City Manager John Jose Seley LBackanan CITY OF Coun! Members a ‘Arita G. Wood NORTH LAS VEGAS De. Qiong X. Li, PES PTOE Panels A. Goyer Browa ‘Wade W. Wagner Your Commantly of Chatee ante E Barto Community Development and Compliance — Gregory W Blackburn, MBA/PA, CBO/Director 2250 Las Vegas Boulcvard North: Suite #128 North Las Vepa, Nevada $9030 “Telephone: (702) 633-1337" Fax: (702) 64.6091 “TDD (600) 326-6868: Mw citvorinorthlasvegas.com April 14, 2014 Republic Silver State Disposal P.O. Box 29246 Phoenix, AZ 27246 Re: UN-10-14 (48181) REPUBLIC SILVER STATE DISPOSAL (Public Hearing). An application submitted by Republic Silver State Disposal, property owner, for a special use permit in an M-2,General Industrial District, to allow a Low Intensity Materiais Recovery Facility. The property is located at the northwest comer of Cheyenne Avenue and Commerce Street. The Assessor's Parcel Number is 139-10-402-001. (For possible action) Dear Applicant: The Planning Commission, at its meeting of April 9, 2014, approved UN-10-14 subject to staff recommendations. The originai conditions per Staff Report dated April 9, 2014 are as follows: ni ning: 1. Unless expressly authorized through a variance, waiver or another approved method, this development shall comply with all applicable codes and ordinances, 2. The applicant shall comply with all conditions of approval for SPR-01-14. The decision of the Planning Commission is final unless appealed within seven days of the date action was taken, in writing, to the City Clerk at which time a Public hearing will be scheduled before the City Council.Applicant Republic Silver State Disposal UN-10-14 Page 2 ‘April 14, 2014 Should you have questions regarding this application, please contact Marc Jordan, Planning Manager at (702) 633-1545, Sincerely, Stectd Commu Development and Complence Department Ce: Marc Jordan, Planning Manager Bob Gronauer 8345 W. Sunset Rd., Ste. 250 Las Vegas, NV 89113Wo Inc iy Manger doin J, Lee Jeffrey L. Buchanan CITY OF Cy Man NORTH LAS VEGAS Dr. Qos baa PES PTOE "Wade W. Wagner Maar Community of Pheier ieee ©: Berton, Community Development and Compliance ~ Gregory W Blackburn, MBA/PA, CBO/Director ‘2250 Las Vegas Boulevard, North Suite #128 - North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 “Telephone: (702) 633-1837 Fax: (702) 649-6091 TDD: (800) 326-6868 sn civoinorhlamvegascoo: April 14, 2014 Republic Silver State Disposal P. 0. Box 29246 Phoenix, AZ 27246 Re: VAC-03-14 (48183) REPUBLIC SILVER STATE DISPOSAL (Public Hearing). An application submitted by Republic Silver State Disposal, property owner, to vacate a portion of excess right-of-way along the curve of Colton Avenue and Third Street. The Assessor's Parcei Number is 139- 10-402-001. (For possible action) Dear Applicant: The Planning Commission, at its meeting of April 9, 2014, approved VAC-03-14 subject to staff recommended conditions, and forwarded it to City Council for final consideration. ‘Should you have questions regarding this application, please contact Marc Jordan, Planning Manager at (702) 633-1545. Sinerely, fe Lae A fret lié Shields, Executive Secretary Community Development and Compliance Department Cc: Mare Jordan, Planning Manager Bob Gronauer 8345 W. Sunset R¢., Ste. 260 Las Vegas, NV 89113Mayor interim City Manager oats defirey L. Buchanan CITY OF Count Mentrs Deputy ‘Anita G, Wood NORTH LAS VEGAS De. Geek Lu. RESTOR Pamela A: Gapnee Brown ‘Wade W. Wagner Hous Cesumeanily of Choice ican. Barfow Community Development and Compliance - Gregory W Blackburn, MBAJPA, CBO/Director 2250 Las Vegas Boulevard, North Suite £128“ North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 Telephone: (702) 633-1337 Fax: (702) 649-6091 “TDD: (800) 326-6868 sa. clnararthlassegas com April 14, 2014 Republic Silver State Disposal P. O. Box 29246 Phoenix, AZ 27248 Re; SPR-01-14 (48182) REPUBLIC SILVER STATE DISPOSAL (Public Hearing). An ‘application submited by Republic Siiver State Disposal, property owner, for a site plan review in an M-2, General Industial District, to review the site design and building (approximately 106,029 square feet in size) for a Low Intensity Material Recovery Facility. ‘The property is located at the northwest comer of Cheyenne Avenue and Commerce ‘Street. The Assessor's Parcel Number is 138-10-402-001. (For possible action) Dear Applicant: ‘The Planning Commission, at its meeting of April 9, 2014, approved SPR-O1-14 subject to staff recommendations. The original conditions per Staff Report dated April 9, 2014 are as follows: Planning & Zoning: 1. Unless expressly authorized through a variance, waiver or another approved method, this development shall comply with all applicable codes and ordinances. 2 A minimum eight-foot high decorative screen wall shall be provided behind the required tandscaping for Cheyenne Avenue, Commerce Street, and Third Street. 3. Landscaping between the back of side walk and the screen wall shall be provided with the initia} phase of development for both Cheyenne Avenue and Commerce Street. However, landscaping improvements adjacent to Third Street may be deferred until euch time that off-site improvements are required, 4, The site plan review shall become null and void should the accompanying special use permit (UN-10-14) not be approved by either the Planning Commission or City Council.‘Applicant Republic Siver State Disposal SPRO1-14 Page2 ‘April 14, 2014 Public Works: 5. _ All known geologic hazards shall be shown on the site plan and the civil improvement plans, Subsequent identification of additional hazards may substantially alter the original she plan. 6. _Approvat of a drainage study is required prior to submittal ofthe civil improvement plans. 7. The limits of the Federal Emergency Management Agency Special Flood Hazard Area Zone A must be shown on all site plans, civil improvement plans, etc. submitted to the City 2. The Clly of North Las Vegas does not permit the construction of any buildings within a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) designated Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA). Under this policy, the applicant must meet the following requirements prior to issuance of permits and certificates of occupancy: b. Grading and off-site construction permits may be issued once @ copy of the Conditional Letter of Map Review (CLOMR) application has been submitted to FEMA for processing, ¢ The Project's surety/bond may be released after the Letter of Map Revision {LOMR) has been obtained from FEMA. & Dedication and construction of the following streets andior half streets is required per the Master Plan of Streets and Highways andlor City of Noth Las Vegas Municipal Code ‘section 16.24.100: a. Commerce Street b. Third Street (improvernents to be designed, bonded; construction may be deferred until required by the Director of Public Works) c. Third Street / Colton Street knuckle/intersection 9. All Nevada Energy easements, appurtenances, lines and poles must be shown and shall ‘be located entirely within the perimeter landscape area of this development. Distribution lines, existing or proposed, shall be placed underground if impacted by the proposed ‘development of the parcel or if the pole impedes upon the proper ADA clearances for sidewalk. Under no circumstances will new down guy wires be permitted, 40. Commercial driveways are to be constructed In accordance with Clark County Area Uniform Standard Drawing numbers 222.1 and 225, with minimum widths of 32 feet as ‘measured from lip of gutter to lip of gutter, or as approved by the City Traffic Engineer. 11. The property owner is required to grant a roadway easement for commercial driveway(s). 12. During the civil plan review process, if the existing driveways along Commerce Street are found to not meet current ADA requirements, then they shall be replaced with a driveway meeting the current standards (225 or 226.S1); or, if construction of a block walVfencing will preclude the existing driveways from being Used, then the existing driveways will need tobe replaced with curb gutter and sidewalk 43. Approval of a trafic study is required prior to submittal of the eivil improvement plans.© Converse Consultants Geotechnical Engineering, Environmental & Groundwater Science, Inspection & Testing Services. October 16, 2014 07-43152-07 Ms. Mickie Reid Permit Writer Bureau of Water Pollution Control 901 S. Stewart Street, Suite 4001 Carson City, NV 89701 Subject: Letter of Expansion Industrial Storm Water Permit ISW-1044 RSSN Gowan Materials Recovery Facility North Las Vegas, Nevada Dear Ms. Reid: In response to our telephone conversation on September 30, 2014, Converse Consultants (Converse) would like to provide you with the following information related to the expansion of the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) located at the NWC of the intersection of Cheyenne Avenue and Commerce Street. Republic Services of Southern Nevada (Republic) presently has an operational MRF located on APN 139-10-301-003. Republic is slated to break ground on a new MRF this month. The new MRF will occupy the adjacent APN 139-10-402- 001. The acreage of this parcel is 16.63. Tentative completion of the new MRF is expected by August 2015. It is our expectation that these facilities will share certain activities, equipment, and materials at some point in the future. Based on this information and our telephone conversation, Converse on behalf of Republic would like to request that Permit ISW-1044 be amended to include APN 139-10-402-001 once the new MRF is constructed. it is our understanding that the annual renewal fee will remain $200.00 and that Republic's Sahara location should receive the renewal notice (for both locations) in 2015. if you have any questions or require further information, please feel free to contact me at (702) 376-2908. 731 Pilot Road, Suite H, Las Vegas, Nevada 89119-4420 ‘Telephone: (702) 269-8336 # Facsimile: (702) 269-8353 # e-mail: laevegas @ converseconsultants.com,RSSN New MRF Project No. 07-43152-07 October 16, 2014 Page 2 Respectfully, CONVERSE CONSULTANTS Douglas R. Bell, CEM Senior Project Manager DRB: [BNC NOL Epa DR @ converse Constants‘Stormwater General Permit NVROSOO00 State of Nevada Division of Environmental Protection Generel Permit In compliance with the provisions of the Federal Clean Water Act as amended (33 U.S.C. 1251 et seq: the "Act") and Chapter 445A of the Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS), eligible dischargers who have submitted a Notice of Intent, filing fee, and have a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan(s) completed and maintained on the Permittee's: site location in accordance with this permit, are authorized to discharge ‘Stormwater Associated with industrial Activity To: Waters of the United States in accordance with the conditions set forth in Parts | and II hereof. This permit shall become effective on April 11, 2003. ‘This permit and the authorizatjon to discharge shall expire at midnight April 10, 2008, Signed rise day of _AP x, . Zaz Lp A chow cl rd M, Lawson: Bureau of Water Pollution ControlStormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 2 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection Part! SPECIFIC CONDITIONS 1A PERMIT COVERAGE LAA LA2 LAS LA4 IAS LAS.a 1A5.b 1AS.b.(i) 1.A.5.b.(ii) 1AS.b.il) Objective: The objective of this permit is to control and reduce pollution of. Waters of the U.S. from Stormwater Discharges associated with Industrial Activity through the use of Best Management Practices (BMPs). ‘Stormwater Discharge Associated with Industrial Activity is defined at 40 CFR §122.26(b)(14). Waters of the U.S. is defined at 40 CFR §122.2. Discharges to storm drain systems that in tum discharge to Waters of the U.S. are considered to be discharges to Waters of the U.S. Best Management Practice (BMP) is defined at 40 CFR §122.2 and in ‘addition the term shall include erosion and sediment controls, stormwater conveyance, stormwater diversion, and treatment structures, and any procedure or facility used to minimize the exposure of pollutants to stormwater or to remove pollutants from stormwater. Eligibility, Request for Inclusion, Continuation of Coverage Eligibility: This general permit authorizes Stormwater Discharges Associated with Industrial Activity to Waters of the U.S as defined by certaln sectors within 40 CFR §122,26(b)(14). Stormwater Discharges Associated with Industrial Activity for this pemnit are defined as: Facilities subject to stormwater effluent limitations guidelines, new source performance standards, or toxic pollutant effiuent standards under 40 CFR subchapter N (except facilities with toxic pollutant effiuent standards which are exempted under category (ix) in this section); Facilities classified as Standard Industrial Classifications 24 (except 2434), 26 (except 265 and 267), 28 (except 283), 29, 311, 32 (except 323), 33, 3441, 373; Facliities classified es Standard Industrial Classifications 11 through 414 (mineral industry) including active or inactive mining operations (except for certain areas of coal mining operations no longer meeting the definition of a reclamation area under 40 CFR‘Stormwater General Permit NVROS0000_ Page 3 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection LA.S.b.(iv) 1AS.b.v) 1AS.b.(vi) 1A5.b.(vii) 1A5.b.(vil) 434.11(1), or except for areas of non-coal mining operations which have been released from applicable State or Federal reclamation requirements after December 17, 1990) and oli and gas exploration, production, processing, or treatment operations, or transmission facilities that discharge stormwater contaminated by contact with or that has come into contact with, any overburden, Taw meterial, intermediate products, finished products, byproducts or waste products located on the site of such operations; (inactive mining operations are mining sites that are not being actively mined, but which have an identifiable owner/operator, inactive ining sites do not include sites where mining claims are being maintained prior to disturbances associated with the extraction, beneficiation, or processing of mined materials, nor sites where minimal activities are undertaken for the sole purpose of maintaining a mining claim); Hazardous waste treatment, storage, or disposal faciltes, including those that are operating under interim status or 8 permit under subtitle C of Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA); Landfis, land application sites, and open dumps that receive or have received any industrial wastes (waste that is received from any of the facilities described under this subsection) including those that are subject to regulation under subtitle D of RCRA; Facilities involved in the recycling of materials, including metal scrapyards, battery reclaimers, salvage yards, and automobile Junkyards, including but limited to those classified as Standard Industrial Classification 5015 and 5093; ‘Steam electric power generating facilities, including coal handling sites; Transportation facilities classified as Standard Industrial Classifications 40, 41, 42 (except 4221-25), 43, 44, 45, and $171 which have vehicle maintenance shops, equipment cleaning operations, or airport deicing operations. Only those portions of the facility that are either involved in vehicle meintenance (including vehicle refiabiltation, mechanical repairs, painting, fueling, and lubrication), equipment cleaning operations, alrport deicing operations, or which are otherwise Identified under paragraphs (b)(14) ()+(vi) or (vil)-(ix) of this section are associated with industrial activity;‘Stormwater General Permit NVRO5S0O000 Page 4 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1AB.b.(ix) 1.A.5,b.(x) ASC 1A5.c.) 1AS.c.il) LA5S.d 1A5.A.(l) ‘Treatment works treating domestic sewage or any other sewage sludge or wastewater treatment device or system, used in the storage treatment, recycling, and reclamation of municipal or domestic sewage, including land dedicated to the disposal of sewage sludge that are located within the confines of the facility, with a design flow of 1.0 mgd or more, or required to have an approved pretreatment program under 40 CFR part 403. Not included are farm lands, domestic gardens or lands used for sludge management where sludge is beneficially reused and which are not, physically located in the confines of the facility, or areas that are in compliance with section 405 of the CWA; and, Facilities under Standard Industrial Classifications 20, 21, 22, 23, 2434, 25, 265, 267, 27, 283, 285, 30, 31 (except 311), 323, 34 (except 3441), 35, 36, 37 (except 373), 38, 39, and 4221-25. This permit does not authorize the following: Mineral Industry Facilities defined within SIC code 10 under Category Ill of 40 CFR §122.26(b)(14); or Construction activity defined under Category X of 40 CFR §122.26(b\(14).. Request for inclusion: Eligible dischargers seeking authorization to discharge under this general permit shall submit a completed NOI (Exhibit A) on a form approved by the Division. A completed NOI and applicable filing fee must be submitted by the Operator of the Industrial Facility. Operators are defined as individuals that have the day-to-day ‘operational control of those activities at the project necessary to ensure compliance with SWPPP requirements or other permit conditions. Provisional authorization begins 48 hours after a completed NO! is postmarked for delivery to the Division. if the Division provides for electronic submission of NOIs during the term of this permit, provisional authorization begins 24 hours following receipt of the electronic NOI form by the Division. Following review of the NOI, the Division may determine the NOI is complete and confirm coverage by providing @ notification and an authorization number, determine the NO! Is incomplete and deny coverage until a completed NOI is submitted, or deny coverage and require an application for an individual permit be submitted. Application deadlines are as follows:Stormwater General Permit NVR050000 Page 5 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.A.6.d.(i).(a) 1A.5.4\(i).(b) LAS.d.(i).(c) 1A5.6 1A5.0.(i) IASE IAS-.(i) 1AS4.(i) LAS£.(I)(@) Existing Industrial Facilities - Facilitles that are authorized under the existing National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit for discharges associated with industrial activity Tmust submit an NOI within 90 days following the effective date of this permit. New Industrial Facilities - An NO! must be submitted at least 48 hours before a discharge of stormwater associated with industrial activity occurs, New Operator - Permit coverage may not be transferred. When the ownership of a facility changes, the new operator must submit an NOI at least 10 calendar days before the change in ownership. The previous operator must submit a Notice of ‘Termination (NOT) at least 10 days before the change in ‘ownership. Terminating Coverage A Permittee may terminate coverage under this general permit by providing a NOT on a form approved by the Division. Authorization to discharge terminates at midnight on the day that an NOT is postmarked for delivery to the Division. If the Division provides for an electronic submission of a NOT during the term of this permit, authorization to discharge terminates 24 hours following receipt of the electronic NOT form by the Division. A NOT must be submitted within 10 days after the facility ceases discharging stormwater associated with industrial activity, obtains coverage under an individual permit, obtains coverage under an alternative general permit, or within10 days before transfer of ownership or responsibility of the facility. Authorization Eligible dischargers shail be included in this permit effective upon the authorization date. ‘The authorization date shall be: ‘The date the Notice of intent, and filing fee are received and approved by the Division, or‘Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000_ Page 6 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection LAS Ai).(b) The effective date of this permit for all holders of expired general permit GNV0022233 that have submitted a new Notice of Intent for this permit. LABS.) ‘An authorization letter will be sent to the general permit holder stating the authorization date. Special conditions may be included. LAB.) During the period beginning on the authorization date and lasting until permit coverage is terminated, the Permittee is authorized to discharge: 1ASA(W).(a) Stormwater Associated with Industrial Activity to Waters of the U.S. in accordance with the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and the conditions of this permit. LAS Miscellaneous Non-stormwater Discharges: 1AS.a\i) Permittees authorized under this permit may be authorized for certain miscellaneous non-stormwater discharges and if those discharges are not significant contributors of pollutants. Such discharges may include: discharges from fire hydrant flushings; waters used to wash vehicles where detergents are not used; water used to contro! dust; potable water sources including waterline flushings; routine extemal building wash down which doss-not use detergents; pavement washwaters where spills or leaks of toxic or hazardous materials have not occurred (unless all spilled material has been removed) and where detergents are not used; air conditioning condensate; uncontaminated ground water or spring water; and foundation or footing drains where flows are not contaminated with process materials such as solvents. BMPS shall be implemented if needed to minimize impacts of these discharges. Non-stormwater discharges that are significant contributors of pollutants shall be eliminated or authorized under a separate permit. Although fire-fighting drainage may contain significant pollutant concentrations, the frequency of occurrence is low and the discharge is hereby authorized out of necessity. LAS.h Requirement for Individual Permit: IAS.) ‘The Division may require the holder of a general permit to apply for and obtain an individual permit in accordance with NAC 445A.269,Stormwater General Permit NVROS0000_ Page 7 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection ASE LAS) 1AS.i(I).(2) 1A.5.L(I).(b) LAS.i())(0) 1A.5.i.(I).(d) 1A.5.i.(i).(e) LAS. 1.A.5.i.(i).(9) \A5j IAS.) ASK IAS.) 1A5.k.(i).{a) 1AB.k.(i).(b) 1A5.K(0).(c) Notice of Intent (NO!) requirements The minimum information required on a NOI consists of: Owner Information - The name, address, and telephone number of the owner filing for permit coverage; The legal status of the owner (e.g. federal, state, tribal, private or public entity); Operator Information - The name, address, and telephone number of the operator of the site; Site Information — including the name, address, county, and latitude and longitude of the site; The name of the receiving water; A certification that a SWPPP has been developed and implemented according to the provisions of this permit; and The primary Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code that best describes the industrial activity of the faclity. Notice of Change (NOC) requirements H the owner or operator becomes aware that it failed to submit any relevant facts, or submitted Incorrect information, in an NOI, the correct information must be provided to the Division in a NOC. within 14 days after discovery. If relevant information provided in the NOI changes (for example, phone number or P.O, Box number) a NOC must be submitted within 14 days of the change. Notice of Termination (NOT) requirements ‘The minimum information required on a NOT consists of: Stormwater general permit number; Facility operator information: name, address, city, stats, zip code, phone; Faaility/site location information: name, address, city, state, zip code, phone; and,Stormwater General Permit NVRO5S0000 Page 8 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1A 5.K.(i.(d) LAS. LAS.L( Certification statement signed and dated by the Permittee, The certification statement is: “L certify under penalty of law that all stormwater discharges associated with industrial activity from the identified facility that was authorized by this General Permit have been eliminated or that | am no longer the operator of the facility or construction site. | understand that by submitting this notice of termination, | am no longer authorized to discharge stormwater associated with industrial activity under this general permit, and that discharging pollutants in stormwater associated with industrial activity to waters of the United States is unlawful under the Clean Water Act where the discharge is not authorized by a NPDES permit. | also understand that the submittal of this Notice of Termination does not release an operator from liability for any violations of this permit or the Clean Water Act." Address for Submittal: All Notices of Intent, Termination, Change, filing fees and any other information required by this permit or the Division shall be submitted to the Division at the following address: Stormwater Coordinator Bureau of Water Pollution Control Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 333 West Nye Lane Carson City NV 89706-0851 LB STORMWATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN (SWPPP} 1B2 IBS Prior to submitting the Notice of Intent and filing fee the SWPPP shall be completed and available for inspection at the project site or operation covered by this permit. Upon authorization of a submitted NOI, a copy of the signed NOI and the letter of authorization received from the Division shall be included in the ‘SWPPP. ‘The SWPPP shall be prepared in accordance with good engineering practice and shail consist of project information, BMPs, inspection and maintenance, non-stormwater discharges, and a description of permanent stormwater controls.‘Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 9 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1B4 LBS 1.8.6 1B.7 \B7.a 1B7.a(i) 1.B.7.a(il) 1.B.7,a,(iil) 1.B.7.a.(iv) 1.B.7.a.v) 1.B.7.b 1.B.7.b.()) 1.B.7.b.(i) .B.7.b(ii) Each of the plan elements must be revised as necessary to maintain accuracy if there are changes in design, components, of process if the SWPPP is found to be insufficient, ‘The Division may require modifications to a SWPPP within a specified time frame. The Permittee shall make SWPPP available upon request to the State or local agency approving sediment and erosion plans, or stormwater management plans; local government officials; or the operator of a municipal separate storm sewer receiving discharges from the site for review at the time of an on-site inspaction. ‘The SWPPP shall include the following minimum elements. Facility Identification: Permittee: Company or agency, street address, city, state, zip code, and phone number; Contact information: Name, street address, city, state, zip code, and phone number; Person(s) responsible for implementation of plan; Facility Name; and, Facility Location: Address, City, State, Zip Code, and County. Site Characteristics Identify actual and potential sources of pollution that may reasonably be expected to affect the quality of stormwater discharges from the facility; Establish practices and any necessary controls that will prevent or effectively reduce pollution in stormwater discharges from the facility and that ensure compliance with the terms and conditions of this general permit; Describe how the selected practices and controls are appropriate for the facility and how each will effectively prevent or lessen pollution;Stormwater Genera! Permit NVRO50000 Page 10 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.B.7.b.(iv) 1B7.c 1B.7.c.(0) 1.B.7.0.(i) 1.8.7.0.) 1.B.7.¢,(iv) 1B7.c.(v) 1.B.7.c.(vi) 1.B.7.c.(vil) 1.B,7.c.(vii).(a) 1B.7.c.(vll).(b) Discuss how controls and practices relate to each other such that together they comprise an integrated, facility-wide approach for pollution prevention in stormwater discharges. The discussion may include references to literature or site-specific performance information on the selected controls and practices to demonstrate the appropriateness of each. Non-Stormwater Discharges All non-stormwater discharges that qualify for permit coverage shall be identified in the SWPPP. The SWPPP shall describe the discharge points and appropriate best management practices (BMPs) for these non-stormwater discharges. Investigation for Non-Stormwater Discharges — A survey of potential non-stormwater sources shall be conducted and documented at a minimum of once per calendar year. ‘The on-site storm sewer system shall be tested or inspected (e.g. screened for dry weather flows) for the presence of non-stormwater flows at a minimum of once per quarter. Procedures shall be evaluated and implemented to eliminate any potential sources that are discovered end that are not permitted. The SWPPP must ensure that non-stormwater sources are not combined with stormwater discharges from the facility, and are not allowed to enter the separate storm sewer system, unless they are authorized by the Division. Certification: ‘The SWPPP must include a certification, signed according to Part i! of this general permit. The certification shall include: Documentation of how the evaluation was conducted, results of any testing, dates of evaluations or tests, and the points in the separate storm sewer system that were observed during the investigation; and The investigation for non-stormwater discharges must be completed and the certification must be prepared and made readily available for review by authorized Division personnel upon request.‘Stormwater General Permit NVROSOO00 Page 11 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.B.7.c.(vil) 1.B.7.0.(oe) 1.B.7.6.00) 1.B.7.c.(xi) 1.B.7.c.(xi) 18.7.6 8.7.0.0) 1.B7.6,(I).(a) 1.B.7.0.()b) 1B.7.6.().(c) Failure to Certify: If @ part of the on-site storm sewer system can not be reasonably accessed to complete the evaluation, certification shall be provided for the remainder of the system. Notice of this deficiency must be provided to the Division within 180 days after the NO} is submitted. Facilities that contribute non-stormwater discharges to a municipal separate storm sewer system must provide notice of this deficiency to the Division. ‘The notice shall include an explanation of why the evaluation could not be performed and a list of all known potential, non-permitted, non-stormwater sources that could not be Included in the certification. Description of Potential Pollutants and Sources The Description of Potential Pollutants shall identify and describe all activities and significant materials that may potentially be pollutant sources and shall include, at a minimum: Inventory of Exposed Materials ~ Develop an inventory that lists materials at the facility that may be exposed to precipitation or runoff; The inventory must include all materials that are handled, stored, processed, treated, or disposed of in a manner that allows exposure to precipitation or runoff. Materials stored in drums, barrels, tanks, and similar containers that are properly closed or sealed, in good structural condition, are not required to be listed in the inventory; ‘Anarrative description must be developed to describe all activities and potential sources of pollutants that may reasonably be expected to add pollutants to stormwater discharges or that may result In dry weather discharges from the storm sewer system; and‘Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 12 of 28 Nevade Division of Environmental Protection 1B.7.6.(i).(d) IB7.e 1B7.e.() 1.B.7.0,(i).(a) 1.B.7.0.(i)(b) 1B.7.e.(i).(c) 1.B.7.0.(i).(d) 1.B.7.e.(i)(e) 1B.7.e.(i).() 1B.7.0.(i.(9) 1.B.7.2.(I.(h) 1.B,7.0.(i).0) 1.B.7.6.().G) |.B.7.€.(i).(k) ‘The above information shall be updated within 30 days following 2 significant change in the types of materials that are exposed to precipitation or runoff, or significant changes in material management practices that may affect the exposure of materials to precipitation or runoff. Site Map site map (or maps) shail be developed that depicts the following: ‘The location of each outfall covered by the permit; An outline of the drainage area that is within the facilly’s boundary and that contributes stormwater to each permitted outfall; Locations of connections or discharges to municipal separate storm sewer systems; Locations of all structures (e.g. buildings, garages, storage tanks); Listing and location of structural control devices that are designed to reduce pollution in stormwater runoft; Location of process wastewater treatment units (including ponds); Location of bag house and other air treatment units exposed to precipitation or runoff; Location of surface water bodies (including wetlands); Location of vehicle and equipment maintenance areas; Location of physical features of the site that may influence ‘stormwater runoff or contribute a dry weather flow; Location of processing areas, storage areas, material loading/unloading areas, and other locations where significant materials are exposed to precipitation or runoff; and‘Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 13 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.B.7.0.().() LB7E 1.B.7.4,(l) 1.7.4.) 1.B.7-£.(iv) 1B.7.£(v) LB.7.4(vi) 1.B.7.£(vii) ‘The site map shall show the flow of stormwater runoff from each of these locations so that the final outfall where the discharge leaves the facility's boundary Is apparent. ‘Sampling Data The following categories of facilities have stormwater effluent guidelines for at least one of their subcategories: cement manufacturing (40 CFR 411); feediots (40 CFR 412); fertilizer manufacturing (40 CFR 418); petroleum refining (40 CFR 419); phosphate manufacturing (40 CFR 422); steam electric power generation (40 CFR 423); coal mining (40 CFR 434); mineral mining and processing (40 CFR 436); ore mining and dressing (40 CFR 440); paving and roofing materials (40 CFR 443); and landfills (40 CFR 445). A facilty that falls into one of these general categories shall examine the applicable effluent guideline to determine if it is categorized In one of the subcategories that have storm water effluent guidelines. if facility is classified as one of those subcategories, that facility is subject to the standards listed in the CFR for that category, must sample stormwater discharges from the facility, at @ minimum, of once per calendar year, Alllab analysis received from stormwater discharge samples shall be submitted to the Division; {f applicable, all data from the laboratory analyses of stormwater discharge samples shall be summarized; ‘The summary shall be updated on an annual basis to include the results of all additional analyses; The data summary shall either be included as an attachment to the SWPPP or may be referenced and maintained separately; The Division may require stormwater discharge sampling by the permittee to determine compliance with the terms of this permit; and, If sampling is required, the sample must be taken within the first thirty (30) minutes of the discharge where practicable. Where not practicable, the discharge must be samples within the first sixty (60) minutes.Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 14 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.B.7.9.Ci) 1B7.h 1B 7h.) 18.7.hi) 1.B.7.hui) 1B.74 1B.7Ml) L.B.7.i(i).2) 1B.7.i. }.{(b) 1B.7i.d.(C) Pollution Prevention Measures and Controls Pollution prevention practices that are determined to be reasonable and effective, required by a state or local authority, or necessary to remain compliant with this general permit, shall be implemented. The SWPPP shall include detailed descriptions of the following minimum components and a schedule for implementation: Good Housekeeping Measures A section within the SWPPP shall be developed to ensure areas of the facility that contribute or potentially contribute pollutants to stormwater discharges (e.g. areas around trash dumpsters, storage areas, loading docks, and outdoor processing areas) are maintained in a clean and orderly manner; and, Good housekeeping measures must include measures to eliminate or reduce exposure of garbage and refuse materials to precipitation or runoff prior to their disposal. The good housekeeping measures shall be incorporated as a part of the employee training program. Spill Prevention and Response Measures A section within the SWPPP shall be developed and implemented to prevent spills and to provide for adequate spill response, This ‘section must: Identify areas where spills could contribute pollutants to stormwater discharges; Develop and implement procedures to minimize or prevent contamination of stormwater from spills (@.g. training equipment operators to inspect for leaks each day during operation of equipment; installation of secondary containment structures around liquid storage tanks and drums; installation of overfill prevention devices on pumps and tanks; modification of material handling techniques; and routine inspection of drums, tanks and other containers); Require drums, tanks, and other containers to be clearly labeled and properly sealed or closed;‘Stormwater General Permit NVROSO000 Page 15 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection Loa) 1B.7.L(i).e) 4g) 1.B.7.i.(0)(h) 1B7j 18.7.4) LB7K 1.7.4.0) 1871 |.B.7.L4i) Require that hazardous waste containers that require special handling, storage, use, and disposal be clearly marked; Develop and implement specific spill prevention and clean up techniques; Make the Spill Prevention and Response Measures document aveilable to facility personnel materials and equipment necessary for spill clean up; Develop and maintain an inventory of spill cleanup materials and equipment; and Incorporate these measures as a part of the employee training program. Erosion Control Measures A section within the SWPPP shell be developed to address soll erosion. Erosion prevention measures and controls shall be evaluated and used as necessary to reduce soil erosion in areas of the facility that have ongoing erosion or potential for soil erosion The following controls shall be evaluated, at # minimurn: soil stabilization through vegetative cover; contouring slopes; paving; and installation of structural controls. ‘Structural Controls Physical structures shall be considered and installed along with other pollution prevention measures and controls, as necessary, to reduce pollutants in stormwater discharges. Examples of structural controls that may be utilized include vegetated swales, oillwater separators, settling ponds, and other physical structures. Maintenance Program for Structural Controls A section within the SWPPP shall be developed to establish a maintenance program for stormwater structural controls. Oil/vater seperaiors, catch basins, sediment ponds, grass swales, berms, and other structural controls shall be inspected on a regular basis.‘Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 16 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.B.7.L(i) Maintenance frequencies must be established for each of the controls at intervals that ensure effective operation. Mechanical ‘equipment that is part of a structural control, such as a stormwater pump, must also be inspected at intervals described in'the SWPPP. and maintained at intervals necessary to prevent failures that could result in a discharge of pollutants. This section of the SWPPP shall identify qualified personne! to conduct inspections and establish inspection and maintenance schedules. Records must document the estimated volumes of solids removed from catch basins, sediment ponds, and other similar control structures. 1.7m Miscellaneous / Additional Best Management Practices: The following shall be addressed: 1.B.7.m.(i) A section within the SWPPP shall be developed to establish BMPs to.reduce the discharge and potential discharge of pollutants in stormwater. Development of BMPs shall be based on the activities, and potentials for contamination that are identified in of Part 1B of this general permit, “Description of Potential Pollutants end Sources." 1.B.7.m.ti) Preventative maintenance shall be considered and included in the SWPPP where appropriate. 1.B.7.m.ii) Material handling and storage to minimize exposure of industrial materials shali be considered and included where appropriate, \B7.0 Employee Training Program and Employee Education 1.B.7.n.()) A section within the SWPPP shall be developed to establish a training program. Training shall be provided to all employees who are responsible for implementing or maintaining activities identified in the SWPPP, Employee training shall include, at a minimum: 1B.7.n.()4a) Proper material management and handling practices for specific chemicals, fluids, and other materlals used or commonly ‘encountered at the facility; 1.B.7.n.(1).(b) Spill prevention methods; 1B.7.n.().(0) The location of materials and equipment necessery for spill clean up; LB7.n.().{d) Spill clean up techniques;Stormwater General Permit NVR0S0000 Page 17 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.B.7.n.().e) Proper spill reporting procedures; and LB.7.n..AA) Familiarization with good housekeeping measures, BMPs, and goals of the SWPPP. 1.B.7.n.(ii) The schedule for employee training sessions must be developed based on pollutant potential, employee turnover rate, and may include other factors. 1.B.7.n.(iii) ‘Training must be conducted at least once per. year and records of training activities must be maintained, 1.B.7.ndiv) Education must be provided to those employees at the faollity that are not directly responsible for implementing or maintaining activities identified in the SWPPP, and that do not participate in the employee training program. At a minimum, these employees must be informed of the basic goal of the SWPPP. 1.B.7.0 Periodic Inspections 1.B.7.0.()) Qualified personnel, who are familiar with the industrial activities performed at the facility, shall conduct periodic inspections to determine the effectiveness of the Good Housekeeping Measures, Spill Prevention and Response Measures, Erosion Control Measures, Maintenance Program for Structural Controls, Best Management Practices, and the Employee Training Program, 1.87.0.) Periodic inspections must be conducted on a frequency of once per guarter, at a minimum, relating to Specific Requirements for Industrial Activities, 1.B.7.0.(ili) The inspections must be documented through the use of a checklist that is developed to include each of the controls and measures that are evaluated. 1.B.7.0.(iv) When revisions or additions to the SWPPP are recommended as a result of inspections, a summary description of these proposed changes must be attached to the inspection checklist. The ‘summary must identify any necessary time frames required to implement the proposed changes. The Permitiee must make the identified revisions as soon as practicable.‘Stormwater General Permit NVRO5S0000 Page 18 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.B.7.p 1B7.p.() 1B.7.pal) 1.B.7.q 1BZ.a.(i) 1BB 1B.B8 1.B.8.a.()) Quarterly Visual Monitoring Stormwater discharges from each outfall authorized by this general permit must be visually examined on a quarterly basis. Where practicable, the same individual should carry out the collection and examination of discharges for the entire permit term to ensure consistency, Monitoring must be conducted during daylight hours, samples must be examined in a well lit area, and findings must document observations of color, clarity, floating solids, settied solids, suspended solids, foam, oil sheen, and other obvious indicators of stormwater pollution. Any noticeable odors must also be noted, Some examinations, such as an examination for odor and foam, may necessarily be conducted immediately following collection of the sample. All examinations must be performed within a time frame that ensures the sample is representative of the discharge. Records of quarterly visual monitoring must include the date and time samples were collected and examined, names of personnel that collected and examined the samples, the nature of the discharge (e.g., runoff, snow melt), and the visual quality of the stormwater discharge. Records Records for each element in Part |.B of ‘Pollution Prevention Measures and Controls" shell be Included and maintained as an attachment to the SWPPP, Records shall document and describe maintenance activities, inspections, spills, discharge quality, employee training activities, employee education activities, SWPPP updates/modifications, and other events relative to each element. Management of Runoff Velocity Dissipation Devices Discharge velocities must be controlled to the extent necessary to prevent the destruction of the natural physical characteristics of receiving waters by erosion. Velocity dissipation devices may be constructed at discharge points or along channels and other stormwater collection areas that lead to outfalls. Management altematives to minimize runoff, such as limiting impervious cover, may also be considered.Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000_ Page 19 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1B9 Comprehensive Site Compliance Evaluation 1B9.2 Description 1.B.9.8.(1) ‘The comprehensive site compliance evaluation is a required site inspection and an overall assessment of the effectiveness of the current SWPPP. This evaluation is in addition to other routine inspections required by the permit (e.g. inspections of good housekeeping measures, structural controls, and for identification of non-stormwater sources). This evaluation may, however, substitute for a periodic inspection if it is conducted during the regularly scheduled period for the periodic inspection. 1.B.9.b General Requirements 1.B.9.b.(i) ‘The evaluation shall be conducted at least once per year by either one or more qualified employees or designated representatives, who are familiar with the industrial activities performed at the facility and the elements of the SWPPP. The evaluation must include: 1,B.9.b.(i)(a) Inspection of all areas identified in the Inventory of Exposed Materials section of the SWPPP; 1.B.9.0.(i).(b) Inspection of all structural controls, including the maintenance and effectiveness; 1.B.9.b.(i).(0) Inspection of all non-structural controls including BMP effectiveness, good housekeeping measures, and spill prevention; 1,8.9.b.().(4) Inspection of all reasonably accessible areas immediately downstream of each stormwater outfall that is authorized under this general permit; and 1.B.9.b.(i).(e) A review of all records required by this general permit. 1.B.9.0 Site Compliance Evaluation Report 1.8.9.0.()) ‘The report must include a narrative discussion of the Permittee's compliance with the current SWPPP. The report shall document the personnel conducting the evaluation, the dates of the evaluation, and any incidents of non-compliance.‘Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 20 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1B.9.c.(i) 1.8.9.¢.(i) 1.B.9.c.iv) LB.9.c.(v) 1.8.9.4.) 1.B.9.6.(i)(a) .(i).(0) 1.B.9.4.(i).(0) 1.B.9.4.(i).(0) 1.B.9.6,(i)(e) 1.B.9.6.().(9) For purposes of this inspection, a non-compliance incident is any instance where an element of the SWPPP Is either not implemented, or where specific conditions of the permit are not met. If no incidents of non-compliance are discovered, the report shall contain a certification that the facility is in compliance with the ‘SWPPP. If the report indicates an incident of non-compliance, the operator shall complete all necessary actions to come into compliance as soon as practicable, but no later than ninety (80) days following the evaluation. ‘The report shell either be included as a part of the SWPPP or referenced in the SWPPP and be made readily available for inspection and review by the Division upon request. Revision of the SWPPP ‘The SWPPP shall be revised to include and address the findings of the Site Compliance Evaluation Report within 30 days following completion of the evaluation. Revisions must include all applicable changes that result from the comprehensive site compliance report and all applicable updates to: Elements of the SWPPP that require modification for effectiveness; Any additional elements (e.g. structural controls or BMPs) that should be added or modified for prevention of pollution; The site map; ‘The inventory of exposed materials; ‘The description of the good housekeeping measures; The description of structural and non-structural controls; and Any other element of the plan that was either found to be inaccurate or that will be modified.‘Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 21 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.B.10 1B.10.a 1.B.10.2.() LBA1 LBA1.8 1.B.11.a.()) LB.11.b 1.B.11.b.(i) 1B.14.b.().(a) Inspection of the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and Site Site Inspection SWPPP Review - The SWPPP shall be maintained, with a copy of this general permit at the site and be readily available for review by authorized Division personnel upon request. The SWPPP must be modified as often as necessary. Each revision must be dated and all revisions must be retained according to Part Il. The Division may determine, following a review or site inspection, that the SWPPP is not sufficient and require that the SWPPP be revised to correct all deficiencies. General Monitoring and Records Requirements Representative Storm Events Monitoring, sampling, examinations, and inspections of stormwater discharges that are required as a provision of this general permit shall be conducted on discharges of runoff from a representative storm event. For the purposes of this general permit, a representative storm event is an event with at least 0.1 inch of ‘measured precipitation that occurs with a minimum interval from the preceding measurable storm of at least 72 hours. The 72-hour interval is not required if either the preceding storm event did not yield a discharge that was sufficient for obtaining a sample, or if documented in the SWPPP that a less than 72-hour interval is representative for local storm events for the sampling period. Representative Discharges from Substantially Similar Outialls if discharges of stormwater through two or more outfalls are substantially the same, sampling and monitoring may be conducted at one of the outfalls, and the results may be reported as representative of the discharge from the substantially similar outfall. Before results may be submitted as representative of discharges from substantially similar outfalls, the SWPPP must include a description of outfall locations and provide justification of why the discharge qualities from the outfalls are substantially similar. To determine if outfalls are substantially similar, the following characteristics of each outfall must be compared: The industrial activities that occur in the drainage area to each outfall;Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 22 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1,B.11.b.(i).{b) Significant materials stored or handled within the drainage area to each outfall; and 1.B.11.b.(i).(c) The management practices and pollution contro! structures that ‘occur within the drainage area of each outfall. 1.B.41.b.(i) ‘Substantially similar outfalls may not be established for non- stormwater discharges.Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000_ Page 23 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection Parti WA, IA. WAZ WAS WAS AS WAS WA6.a A6.b HLAG.C NAGA HA6.e STANDARD CONDITIONS: OPE! IG REQUIR' ITS Proper Operation and Maintenance: The Permittee shail implement all BMPs used to comply with this permit and maintain them in good working order. Removed Substances: Solids and other pollutants removed in the course of treatment or control of stormwater shall be disposed of in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, codes, and ordinances. Water Quality Standards: There shall be no discharge of substances that cause or contribute to a violation of the water quality standards of the State of Nevada in accordance with Nevada Revised Statute and Nevada Administrative Code 445A. Sampling and Analysis: if any samples or measurements are taken pursuant to this permit they shall be representative of the volume and nature of the discharge. Laboratory analyses shall be performed by a State of Nevada certified laboratory. Results from this lab must be provided to the Division in accordance with this permit. Test Procedures: Test procedures for analyses of pollutants shall conform to regulations (40 CFR § 136) published pursuant to Section 304{h) of the ‘Act, under which such procedures may be required, unless other procedures are approved by the Division. Recording the Results: If any measurement or sample is taken pursuant to this permit, the Permittee shall record the following information: The exact place, date, and time of sampling ‘The dates the analyses were performed ‘The person(s) who performed the analyses ‘The analytical techniques or methods used, and ‘The results of all required analyses.Stormwater General Permit NVROSO000 Page 24 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection WAT Adverse Impact: The Permittee shail take all reasonable steps to minimize any adverse impacts to receiving waters from any unauthorized discharge Including monitoring as necessary to determine the nature and impact of the unauthorized discharge. UB ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS 1B. Signature Requirements NBAe 11.B.1.a,{i) 1.B.t.2.{)4a) 41.B.1.2.())(b) 11.B.1.2.(i) 11.B.1.0.(li) 1.B-1.a.(l).(a) Notices of Intent: All notices of intent shall be signed as follows: By a responsible corporate officer. For the purpose of this section, a responsible corporate officer means: A president, secretary, treasurer, or vice-president of the corporation in charge of a principal business function, or any other person who performs similar policy- or decision-making functions for the corporation, or ‘The manager of one or more manufacturing, production, or operating facilities, provided, the manager is authorized to make management decisions which govern the operation of the regulated facility including having the explicit or implicit duty of making major capital investment recommendations, and initiating and directing other comprehensive measures to assure long term environmental compliance with environmental laws and regulations; the manager can ensure that the necessary systems ate established or actions taken to gather complete and accurate information for permit application requirements; and where authority to sign docunents has been assigned or delegated to the manager in accordance with corporate procedures. For 2 partnership or sole proprietorship: By a general partner or the proprietor, respectively; or For a municipality, state, federal, or other public agency: By either a principal executive officer or ranking elacted official. For purposes of this section, a principal executive officer of 2 federal agency includes: The chief executive officer of the agency, orStormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 25 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 11,B.t.a.(i).(b) NBAb 1.B.1.b.(i) 11.B.1.b.(i).(a), 11.B.1.b.(i){b) 1.B.1.b.(I)(c) IB 1.B.1.0.(i) BAG N.B.1.d.(1) A senior executive officer having responsibilty for the overall operations of a principal geographic unit of the agency. Duly Authorized Representative All Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans and any other information required by this permit or requested by the Administrator shall be signed by a person described in this section, or by @ duly authorized representative of that person. A person isa duly authorized representative only if ‘The authorization is made in writing by a person desoribed under Section 11.B.1; The authorization specifies either an individual or a position having responsibility for the overall operation of the facility or for environmental matters for the company; and ‘The authorization is submitted to the Division. ‘Changes to Authorization If an authorization under Section 1I,B.1 is no longer accurate because the individusl or position has changed, a new written authorization must be submitted to the Division prior to or together with any information signed by the new representative within 30 days, Certification Any person signing a document under Section 1I.B.1, shall make the following certification. “1 certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachments were prepared under my direction or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gathered and evaluated the information submitted. | also confirm that @ stormwater pollution prevention pian (SWPPP) has been completed, will be maintained at the project site, and that the SWPPP will be compliant with any applicable local sediment and erosion control plans. Based on my inquiry of the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons directly responsible for gathering the information, the Information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, acourate, and complete. | am aware thet there areStormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 26 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.B.2 UB2a 1.8.3 1.8.3.8 1LB4 13.48 WBS 1.85. significant penalties for submitting false information, Including the possibilty of fines for knowing violations." Records Retention All records and information resulting from activities performed pursuant to this permit shall be retained for a minimum of three years after acceptance of the NOT, or longer if required by the Division. Availability of Reports Except for data determined to be confidential under NRS 445A.666, all reporis prepared in accordance with the terms of this permit that have been submitted to the Division shall be available for public inspection at the office of the Division. Knowingly making any false statement on any such report may result in the imposition of criminal penalties as provided for in NRS 445A.710. Continuation of Coverage In accordance with NAC 445A.241, this permit shall remain in effect until reissued, and existing Permittees shall be included in the reissued permit if a new Notice of Intent is submitted prior to the expiration date of this permit. A filing fee is not required for this submittal, Transfer of Ownership or Control {f control or ownership of the industrial Facility changes, the Permittee shall notify the succeeding owner or controller of the existence of this permit by letter, a copy of which shall be forwarded to the Division. To transfer permit coverage, the new owner or controller must submit a written request to the Division in accordance with Section |.A.6.d.(i).(c). All transfer of permits shall be approved by the Division. Annual Fee The Permittee shall remit an annual fee in accordance with NAC 445A.268 on or before July 1 every year. Right of Entry ‘The Permittee shell allow representatives of the Division upon the presentation of credentials:Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000. Page 27 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.8.7.0.().(a) To enter upon the Industrial Facility site or the Permittses premises where any records are kept under the terms and conditions of this permit; and 11.8.7.0.0))(b) ‘At reasonable times, to have access to and copy any records kept under the terms and conditions of this permit; to inspect, ‘any monitoring equipment or monitoring method used pursuant to this permit; perform activities required to collect information in conducting compliance investigations; and to perform any necessary sampling to determine compliance with this permit or to sample any discharge. 1.8 Penalty for Violation of Permit Conditions 1.8.8.8 NRS 445A.675 provides that any person who violates a permit condition is subject to administrative and judicial sanctions as outlined in NRS 445.690 through 445,705. 1.8.9 Furnishing False Information and Tampering with Monitoring Devices Boa ‘Any person who knowingly makes any false statement, representation, or certification in any application, record, report, plan or other document filed or required to be maintained by the provisions of NRS 445A,300 to 445A.730, inclusive, or by any permit, rule, regulation or order issued pursuant thereto, or who falsifies, tampers with or knowingly renders inaccurate any monitoring devics or method required to be maintained under the provisions of NRS 445A.300 to 445A, 730, inclusive, or by any permit, rule, regulation or order issued pursuant thereto, is gullty of a gross misdemeanor and shall be punished by a fine of not more than $10,000 or by imprisonment. This penalty is In addition to any other penalties, clvil or criminal, provided pursuant to NRS 445.300 to 445A.730, inclusive, 1.8.10 Permit Modification, Suspension or Revocation 1.8.10. After notice and opportunity for a hearing, this permit may be modified, suspended, or revoked in whole or in part during its term for cause including, but not limited to, the following: 11.8.10.2.0) Violation of any terms or conditions of this permit 11B.10.a.() Obtaining this permit by misrepresentation or fallure to disclose fully all relevant facts, or‘Stormwater General Permit NVRO50000 Page 28 of 28 Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 1.B.10.2.(ii) 1.8.11 IBA18 1.8.12 W.B.12a 1.8.13 1.8.13. ‘A change in any condition that requires elther a temporary or permanent redustion or elimination of the authorized discharge. Liability Nothing in this permit shall be construed to preclude the institution of any legal action or relive the Permittee from any responsibilities, abilities, or penalties established pursuant to any applicable Federal, State or local laws, regulations, or ordinances. Property Rights The issuance of this permit does not convey any property rights, in either real or personal property, or any exclusive privileges, nor does it authorize any injury to private property or any invasion of personal rights, nor any infringement of Federal, State or local laws or regulations. ‘Severabllity ‘The provisions of this permit are severable, and if any provision of this, permit, or the application of any provisions of this permit to any circumstance, is held invalid, the application of such provision to other circumstances, and the remainder of this permit, shail not be affected thereby.Clark County Regional Flood Control District - Flood Zone Application Page | of | i Regional Flood Control District Clark County. NV Se Pere Cena ecg Hhtory of Flooding Cts Perey Cee riag Cee Coen pacs eee poner Heme Table of Contents (ack oR) yy ‘View Printer-Friendly Map ‘The District makes no warranties concerning he accuracy ofthis data. View Diselaimer ‘This parcel 1S in a 100-year flood zone. Type: ZONE A Parcel 13910402001 ‘Owner REPUBLIC SILVER STATE DISPOSAL Address 0 Entity Contact Flood Zone ZONE A FIRM Pane! View FIRM Panel Index LOMR This pare! is not affected by aLOMR. Entra different addvess or perce] number ‘copyright © Clark County Relona Food Convo District. Al Rights Reserve. /gustfront.cerfed.org/ParcelInFloodZone/default.aspx 9/25/2014Clark County Regional Flood Control District - Flood Zone Application Page | of 1 ioe Regional Flood Control District Clark County. NV ES fen (qukioskes) See Gita kaki} Sean g Goer Deer ec ‘The District makes no warranties conceming the accursey of thi data. Viewy Disclaimer corr Shed ‘This parcel IS in a 100-year flood zone. Type: ZONE A Pareel 13910301003, (Owner REPUBLIC SILVER STATE DISPOSAL Address 333 GOWAN Entity Contact Flood Zone 20NEA FIRM Panel View FIRM Panel Index () LOMR This parcel isnot affected by a LOMR. Enter different address or parel number Horne Tobe of Contents Copyright © Clark County Rogloal Flood Control District. Al Rights Reserve, http://gustfront.ccrfed.org/ParcellnFloodZone/default.aspx 9/25/2014REPUBLIC SERVICES OF SOUTHERN NEVADA MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY EMERGENCY CONTINGENCY PLAN INTRODUCTION ‘This Emergency Contingency Plan for the MRF addresses measures that shall be taken to respond to an emergency or special situations that may occur during the operation of the Facility. ‘The purpose of this Emergency Contingency Plan is to present an organized, planned and coordinated, technically and financially feasible course of action in responding to contingencies at the RSSN Facility. ‘This Plan is carried out whenever emergency situations develop which endanger public health and safety or the environment. Itis essential that personnel are prepared in the event of an emergency. Emergencies may take many forms such as: illness and injury, weather emergencies, and fire, In any event, personnel will be trained in these emergency procedures, their role in an ‘emergency, and the safe refuge place to meet. PERSONNEL AND USER SAFETY AND GUIDELINES WHICH MRF PERSONNEL WILL FOLLOW IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY ‘An emergency response program has been established for the MRF to provide site personnel with response procedures in the event of the occurrence of emergency situations at the Facility. The program includes: © Identification of Emergency Coordinators. © Identification of duties and responsibilities of the Emergency Coordinator. . Emergency equipment. © Summary of available emergency services. Emer; Coordi \d Chain of Command ‘The MRF Division Manager and Facility Supervisor will have overall responsibility of coordinating the Contingency Plan implementation, contacting the appropriate agencies, directing emergency evacuation procedures, and accounting for all personnel. NPA 20141003 Appendix 11Primary Emergency Coordinator Chris Detwiler Work: (702) 599-5851 Mobile: (702) 280-0028 Home: (702) 280-0028 Assistant Emergency Coordinator ‘Adrian Levy Mobile: (702) 375-4267 Contingency Plan Implementation— The decision to implement the Contingency Plan at the Center will depend upon whether or not a fire, explosion, or other emergency incident could potentially endanger personnel, public health and safety, and/or the environment. ‘The following information provides the Emergency Coordinator with criteria to assist in making this decision. The Contingency Plan shall be implemented in the following situations: Fire and/or Explosion © The fire spreads and could possibly ignite materials at other locations on site or could ‘cause heat-induced explosions. ‘© Use of water and/or chemical fire suppressant could result in contaminated runoff. ‘© An imminent danger exists via an explosion, causing a safety hazard. ‘© Animminent danger exists that an explosion could ignite other materials at the MRF. © An explosion has occurred, Material Release or Spill ‘The spill could resuit in release of flammable, ignitable, or combustible liquids or vapors, thus causing fire or gas explosion hazard. © The spill can be contained on site, but the potential exists for groundwater contamination, . ‘The spill cannot be contained on site, resulting in off site soil contamination and/or ground or surface water pollution. NPA 2014103, Appendix 11Emergency Response Procedures— ‘Whenever there is any type of incident at the Facility, the Emergency Coordinator must immediately notify all personnel (if not previously notified), identify and assess the source and extent of the emergency, and take action to control the situation. Notification— In the event of an imminent or actual emergency occurrence, the first person on the scene should notify the Emergency Coordinator, who, in turn, will initiate a proper response to the situation in question, Notification of the Emergency Coordinator may be performed second only to notification of on-site personnel and/or site evacuation, depending on the emergency situation. Identification— Whenever there is a fire and/or explosion, spill or release, or other incident presenting a potential threat to the public health and safety or the environment, the Emergency Coordinator must immediately identify the source and extent of the emergency, and notify appropriate local or State agencies with designated response roles if their help is needed. Assessment— © Incase of an emergency situation, an assessment of the possible hazards must be made. The assessment should consider both direct and indirect hazards to public health or the environment. If the Emergency Coordinator determines that the MRF has had a fire and/or explosion, spill or release, or other incident that presents a possible hazard to public health and safety and/or the environment, he initiates the Contingency Plan. Contact with local authorities must be made informing them of the situation, including any possible need for evacuation of site personnel, or possible threat to the surrounding community. . If an unknown hazardous material is identified, the area will be isolated, and management will be notified. Control Procedures— “The nature of work carried out at the MRF makes the occurrence of emergency situations a possibility, no matter how infrequently they may actually happen. Emergencies can happen quickly and unexpectedly, requiring immediate response. ‘The best protection against emergencies is afforded by prevention. Adherence to proper operational procedures, and safety precautions presented in this Emergency Contingency Plan should greatly reduce the likelihood of emergency situations at the MRF Nea 20141003 Appendix 11In the event of any emergency situation, the Emergency Coordinator must take all reasonable measures to prevent the occurrence, recurrence, or spread of a fire or explosion or unplanned releases to other portions of the MRF. ‘These measures include, when applicable and necessary, ceasing operations, and collecting and containing any released materials, The Facility has available a broad-based emergency response network to respond to any incidents at the Facility . If an emergency occurs, response personnel should be contacted as soon as possible. Requests for assistance should always include: * Name, address, and telephone number of the MRF. © Type and time of incident occurrence. © Extent of any injuries. Possible hazard to public health and safety, and/or the environment surrounding the MRF. © Type and quantities of materials involved, if known. Immediate action by on-site personnel should concentrate on preventing any fire/explosive, or spill/leak situation from spreading to other areas of the MRF, and providing immediate emergency medical attention to injured personnel, if needed. Any possible sources of ignition should be removed from the incident area, if this can be done without risk, vehicular traffic should be suspended and work ceased until the fire or incident ean be safely contained or controlled. Storage and Treatment of Released Materials— Immediately after an emergency situation, the Emergency Coordinator must make arrangements for treating, storing or disposing of any recovered wastes, water, or any contaminated materials resulting from the incident. Post-Emergency Equipment Maintenance Following an emergency incident, all emergency response equipment used, will be cleaned and made fit for re-use, or replaced as necessary, so that the equipment will be available when MRF operations resume. An inspection of all equipment must take place before operations resume to ensure that each item is in proper working condition. Remedial activities as a result of this inspection may include recharging of fire ‘extinguishers, replacement of personal protective gear, and restocking of disposable items. “The Emergency Coordinator shall be responsible for ensuring that operations do not resume until cleanup procedures have been completed, and appropriate emergency equipment is available. ‘NPA 20141003 Appendix 11‘Communication Systems— Internal Communication/ Warning System—An internal communication system consisting of telephones and two-way radios is available at the Facility for notifying personnel in the event of an emergency episode. Telephones and two-way radios arc located in readily accessible areas in the main building, processed materials storage building, maintenance garage and scale house, ‘Warning System—A combination of the Facilitiy’s telephone and two-way radio system will be utilized to provide notification and instructions to on-site personnel, as well as to contact local, State, or Federal agencies in order to obtain emergency assistance, Telephones and two-way radios are located in areas of operations that are readily accessible to site personnel, Telephones are located in the maintenance garage, main transfer building, processed materials storage building, and scale house. Radios are carried by supervisors and in mobile equipment. Firefighting Equipment— RSSN maintains several types of equipment on-site that may be used in only incipient stage firefighting efforts. Fire hydrants are located on site to strategically facilitate incipient stage firefighting, and the buildings have “wet” type sprinkler systems. ‘The Facility maintains a supply of fire extinguishers that may be used in the event of a small emergency incident. These extinguishers are located at strategic points in the main building, maintenance garage, and scale house for easy accessibility. Fire extinguishers are also located on the mobile equipment. Extinguishers are maintained in conformance with state and local fire codes and regulations. First Aid/Safety Equipment— First-aid and safety equipment is located in strategic locations within building areas. First aid kits are located in the main building, processed materials storage building, scale house and the maintenance garage, where they are easily and immediately accessible to personnel, and contain a full range of items necessary to care for minor injuries needing prompt attention. Basic first aid supplies (bandages, gauze, tape) will be located in the first aid box. First Aid Available for Selected Medical Emergencies— In cases of medical emergency, the first person at the scene shall immediately contact trained medical response personnel by calling 911, the hospital or the Ambulance service. While waiting for trained medial assistance to arrive, persons trained in CPR/first aid, and willing to provide temporary assistance, should be summoned to the emergency area while one person remains with the emergency victim(s). First aid administered by on-site personnel should continue until professional assistance arrives. ‘NPA 20141003 Appendix 11First-aid is the immediate care of a person who has been injured or is suddenly taken ill. Itis intended to prevent further illness and injury, and to relieve pain until additional professional medical aid can be obtained. ‘The objectives of first-aid are: 1. 2 3, 4. To control conditions that might endanger life. To prevent further injury. To relieve pain, prevent contamination, and treat for shock. To make the patient as comfortable as possible. ‘The initial responsibility for first-aid rests with the first person at the scene who should react quickly, but in a calm and reassuring manner. The person assuming responsibility should immediately summon medical assistance being as explicit as possible in reporting suspected types of injury or illness. ‘The injured person should not be moved, except where necessary, to prevent further injury. Ayailable Emergency Services In the event of an emergency, Table 1 presents services and telephone numbers. ‘Table 1 Emergency Contact List ‘Agency/Event Emergency Telephone ‘Non-Emergency # Telephone # ‘North Vista Hospital ol 1877 921-9355, 1409 B, Lake Meed N. Las Vegas Fire Dept. ou 41 ‘Station 50 105 East ‘Cheyenne Avenue N, Las Vegas Police 1301 E Lake Mead Bld Southern Nevada Health Dist.(Hazardous Waste Spill 625 Shadow Lane RSSN ou On (702) 633-9111 (702) 759-1000 (702) 399-1900 Appendix 11‘This section addresses conditions which may be encountered during normal activities which require response actions that are not included as part of typical daily site operations. This section discusses emergency or contingencies for: fires, unusual or peak loadings, shut-down, electrical power failure, unusual traffic conditions, and equipment breakdown. Dust, litter, odor, noise, and vector controls have been previously discussed in the Operations and Maintenance Manual. Fire— ‘The possibility of a fire is a potential hazard associated with the daily operation of a Facility . In the event of a fire, the Fire Evacuation Plan, located in Appendix 12, should be implemented. The contingency program described below should be followed ‘when encountering a loaded vehicle fire or fire within the building. Loaded Vehicle Fire— In the event that a disposal vehicle carrying a buming or smoldering load of waste centers the Facility : © It should be directed to an area free of refuse and away from structures, and allowed to deposit the material. © Once the burning waste is removed from the vehicle, water can be applied to extinguish the waste, *The-vehicle and any equipment in the fire zone should be sprayed with water, while working to extinguish the fire. © Precautions should be taken throughout the entire firefighting operation. © Tfat any time, additional assistance is required, local firefighting units, as well as local police, should be contacted as soon as possible. Short-Term or Long-Term Facility Shutdown— In case of short-term (1 day or less) shutdown, material will be stored within the building or in the other appropriate areas until full operations can be resumed. In the case of long-term (more than 1 day) shutdown, the SNHD will be notified. All of the inbound solid waste will be routed to other Republic facilities. Unusuai Traffic Conditions— ‘Traffic should not pose problems at the site for the following reasons: © Thelocal and regional roadways are adequate to handle facility elated traffic, © Personnel are available to direct incoming and outgoing traffic as needed. ‘NPA 20141003 Appendix 11© Should operations be temporarily interrupted, the traffic backlog can be queued on intemal access roadways for staging. © Inthe unlikely event of traffic backup within the site, site personnel will be posted at the problem area to direct traffic. Equipment Breakdown— Jn the case of equipment malfunctions, there is sufficient equipment as backup on site to adequately maintain pertinent operations. If a piece of equipment is likely to be out of service for a long period of time, or the on-site backup equipment breaks down, ‘additional machinery shall be leased from local equipment suppliers. Receipt Of Unauthorized Wastes ‘Quality control measures to screen incoming material for unacceptable waste types, and procedures for responding to inadvertent acceptance of unauthorized waste types have ‘een provided below. These materials will be temporarily staged in designated areas. Quality Control Measures to Screen Incoming Wastes— ‘The following quality control measures are used to screen all incoming materials and are established as a routine procedure at the Facility : Facility personnel are responsible for the identification and rejection of unacceptable loads delivered to the site. Personnel look for containers identifying hazardous waste, biological waste, and liquids. In addition, they look for any ‘waste that is smoking or looks suspicious. © Signs are posted at the entrance to inform traffic that no hazardous wastes are admitted for transfer or recycling. © Allincoming traffic is received at the scale house and monitored for unacceptable loads. NPA20141003, ‘Appendix 11FIRE EVACUATION PLAN In the event of a fire or any other emergency where the evacuation of the facility is needed, the following procedures will be followed: SORTERS: 1) Stay calm. If you are on a line or in the pit, and see the fire, go directly to the fire alarm nearest you and activate it. Do not attempt to extinguish the fire unless you have been trained to do so. 2) Proceed in an orderly fashion to the Northwest staging area near the Scale Shack. ‘Wait in this area for a supervisor. The supervisor will conduct a head count. OPERATORS: 1) Stay Calm. If you are the first to see the fire, go directly to the nearest fire alarm and activate it, 2) If possible, drive your vehicle out the nearest exit and park it clear of the building. 3) If it is safe to do so, all loader operators will man their assigned hoses in the pit ‘under the direction of the shift supervisor. 4) Proceed away from the fire to the Northwest staging area near the Scale Shack. Do not attempt to extinguish the fire unless you have been trained to do so. Peperdix 3-14) a. If you are the baler operator and you are the first to see the fire, call 911. Proceed directly to the nearest fire alarm and activate it. Notify everyone in the Document Destruction room. Go directly to the Northwest staging area near the Scale Shack. b.If you are the baler operator and you hear the fire alarm, call 911. Go directly to the Northwest staging area near the Scale Shack. OFFICE STAFF: 1) The Personnel Director should take a copy of the updated schedule and go directly to the Northwest’staging area near the Scale Shack. 2) Make sure all office doors are unlocked. Make sure the break room and bathrooms are clear. 3) Proceed directly to the Northwest staging area near the Scale Shack and conduct a headcount. SCALE SHACK: 1) Close the gates. Do not let any employees out of the gates or any trucks in the gates with the exception of emergency vehicles only. 2) Call 911 to verify that they have been informed of the emergency. Call Safety. 3) Notify all customers in the Buyback area. Assist in getting them off property. 4) A schedule will be given to the scale shack for purpose of taking a headcount. SUPERVISORS: 1) Zone Supervisors are responsible for evacuating their employees to the ‘Northwest staging area near the Scale Shack and taking a headcount and then manning their hoses if it is safe to do so. 2) Maintenance Personnel are responsible for unlocking all the gates around the facility. Aperdin 8.3) The shift supervisor will determine if it is safe to extinguish the fire. 4) IF it is safe to do so, the shift supervisor will direct the extinguishing of the fire. 5) Extreme caution should be used when attempting to fight fire at our facility. Keep in mind that some of our products give off toxic fumes when burning. Appendix. 3-3REPUBLIC SERVICES OF SOUTHERN NEVADA. MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY SPECIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN INTRODUCTION This procedure is intended to address the proper management of Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) that is generated from Clark County and Surrounding Areas should it inadvertently arrive onsite. These wastes may include small quantities of paints, corrosive liquids, lead acid batteries, oil, and other waste commonly used by homeowners. Republic Services of Southern ‘Nevada (RSSN) has designed and constructed a special area for the management of special wastes at the adjacent RSSN Recycling/ Material Recovery Facility (MRF) located at 333 West Gowan, Republic uses enclosed containers, lined bins, and has a personnel trailer on-site. This area is open to the public during the published hours and access to the area is controlled through a man gatehouse. The Facility is controlled by 24-hour security. PURPOSE To provide full waste management services for Clark County, to ensure that special waste is ‘managed appropriately, and to prevent special waste from impacting operations; homeowners are allowed to drop off their household hazardous waste at the 333 West Gowan facility only. Special waste is managed by RSSN outside of the 360 West Cheyenne facility. PROCEDURE Should a RSSN employee observe one of the following generic or special wastes in the facility or on the tipping floor, the employee should remove the waste and notify management immediately. The waste should then be taken to the 333 West Gowan facility HHW drop off area where the waste can be properly identified and then placed in the appropriate area for further processing. The waste will then be combined with other wastes with similar chemical and physical characteristics and disposed of as described below: ‘ea 20141003 Appendix 13GENERIC AND SPECIAL WASTE STREAMS Organic Liquid Paints, thinners, other commonly found combustible liquids, photofixer/developer and other non-reactive liquids may be solidified in a lined bulk bin. RCRA empty containers are then processed as MSW. The solidified bulk generic organic waste is manifested and disposed of at the Apex Regional Waste Management Center (ARWMC). Medical Waste Medical waste is placed in a medical waste container. Once the container is full, it is taken the RSSN’s Medical Waste treatment facility. Corrosives Corrosives are only solidified in poly-drums with absorbent, Acids and caustics are solidified in separate poly-drums. The solidified corrosive waste is manifested and disposed of at the ARWMC. Used Oil Depending on the quantity and quality of the used oil received, it is either solidified with the organic liquid wastes, or bulked and picked up by a used oil recycler. The MRF has an aboveground storage tank for the collection of used oil. The used oil from the curbside collection program is placed in the above ground storage tank. The used oil is picked up by a used oil recycler. RCRA EMPTY CONTAINERS ‘Once the waste is removed from the containers or drums, they are placed into a bin (drums less than 35 gallons are crushed or cut up). This bin is either recycled for the metal content, disposed of at the Cheyenne MSW Transfer Station or taken to the ARWMC and disposed of as MSW. Lead Acid Batteries Lead acid batteries are collected and stored for recycling through a battery recycler. The battery recycler will collect and transport the batteries to a facility that will recycle them. razmaes Appendix 13Fluorescent Light Tubes & Ballasts Intact fluorescent lights are packed and boxed for shipment to a fluorescent light tube recycler. Crushed or damaged light tubes and possible PCB containing ballasts are disposed of at the ARWMC. Cathode Ray Tubes Both intact and broken cathode ray tubes (CRTs) will be accepted at the facility, CRTs will be placed in clearly labeled containers, will be transported and stored in containers designed to minimize releases, and will be stored on site for less than one year. Cathode ray tubes will be managed as MSW Non-Toxic Aerosols ‘Non-toxic Aerosol cans such as paints and cleaning materials are collected and stored in 55- gallon drums, ‘The aerosols cans are then placed in an evacuation device that punctures the can and collects the contents from the aerosol can in a 55-gallon drum. ‘The empty cans are then managed as MSW. The collected material fiom the aerosol cans is processed as a generic organic liquid waste. Tox Is/Pesticides/Reactive M: Toxic Aerosols, pesticides, or potentially reactive materials are lab packed and shipped as non- hazardous waste to a Treatment and Disposal Facility (TSD) that is authorized and equipment to handle such waste. Unknowns At times, homeowners are unable to identify the waste delivered for dis instances, the waste is placed in a separate area. This waste is not combined or mixed with any other waste, Personnel will record the physical characteristics such as color, physical state (liquid or solid), and the type of container. This information is provided to a TSDF, which provides RSSN with packaging and disposal information for the unknown. The waste is then sent to the TSDF for proper management and disposal. Asbestos Asbestos containing materials (ACMS) such as siding, shingles, and tile from homeowners will not be received at the special waste management area, Customers will be directed to the Apex Regional Landfill for proper disposal. HHW Personnel may check the waste materials to censure that it is properly packaged. If the ACM is not double bagged, personnel will direct customer to double bag the ACM, and place it into a proper container designed for ACM waste. ‘This waste is then directed for disposal at the ARWMC. 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