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r All material entering the landfill is weighed across the scale system and tracked by computer. The computerized tracking system provides multifaceted reporting capabilities and can produce related reports on material types, customer transactions and vehicle types. The SWDD has several programs for tracking the ongoing activities of the landfill, recycling, and collection operations. The SWDD maintains all operational records and notifications as required by Chapter 62-701, Florida Administrative Code. Those records are available for public and regulatory agency review and consist of, but are not limited to: . Current and previous permits and applications Monthly and quarterly waste records by component and aggregate Leachate amounts, sampling, and analysis . Rain gauge and weather station data . Monthly landfill operating reports (FDEP monthly facility report) . Annual estimates of remaining capacity (permitted disposal) in cubic yards . Landfill gas monitoring results Regulatory agency landfill inspection reports . Landfill design plan (short-term and proposed buildout) . Groundwater sampling plan, including well location, construction, and water quality sampling results . All official notifications to or from FDEP regarding the landfill facility Training verifications and certifications Landfill operations plan, including all supplementary material incorporated by reference . Random load inspection reports . Solid Waste Master Plan The SWDD operates 360 days a year and receives approximately 500 tons per day of waste and recyclables. To illustrate the types and amounts of waste received a detailed spread sheet outlining the overall wastestream of Indian River County for fiscal year 1995-96 is provided as Exhibit IV. A graphical illustration of the general categories of material received in fiscal year 1995-96 is also provided in Figure 7. A flow -chart of the various categories of waste and recyclables processed by SWDD and the private sector is illustrated in Figure B. During fiscal year 1995-96 a total of 186,628 tons of material was processed in Indian River County and 58,933 tons (32.3%) of that material was recycled. Approximately 114,128 tons of material were landfilled in the Class I, Segment II landfill and 33,280 tons of material were landfilled in the construction and demolition debris landfill. SITE OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATION AND MAINTENANCE Administration and maintenance buildings were constructed at the landfill in 1994 and 1995. The administration building is where the offices for a majority of the administrative staff and foremen staff are located. The building also has locker rooms, showers and a lunch room for the employees that work in or out of the landfill facilities. The maintenance area consists of a heavy equipment repair building, a truck repair building, and a vehicle and equipment washdown facility. 5 � � v=- tour. FEBRUARY 3, 1997