TABLES, FACT SHEETS, FIGURES, AND FLOWCHARTS Clause Samples

TABLES, FACT SHEETS, FIGURES, AND FLOWCHARTS. This Section includes: (1) tables listing (a) the potential existing and proposed new out-of-County Class III landfills in California that are potentially available for exportation of solid waste from the County, (b) the in-County infrastructure, such as MRFs, TS, CDI debris processing facilities, railroad yards, etc., for exporting waste out-of-County, (c) status of the new out-of- County landfills or expansion of the existing out-of-County landfills, and (d) waste flow control (import) restrictions for the out-of-County landfills; (2) figures showing the locations of the landfills, MRFs, TS, CDI debris processing facilities, railroad yards, etc.; and (3) a flowchart depicting an overview of the WBR system. [This Page Intentionally Left Blank] SUMMARY OF EXISTING AND PROPOSED NEW OUT-OF-COUNTY CLASS III LANDFILLS1 (LOCATED IN CALIFORNIA) POTENTIALLY AVAILABLE FOR OUT-OF-COUNTY DISPOSAL No.2 Location Landfill Name SWIS Number Owner Operator Facility Operation Property Site Area Disposal Area Daily Disposal Capacity3 Estimated Closure Year4 Projected Remaining Life, as of 1/1/2011 Estimated Net Remaining Disposal Capacity5 Proposed Future Expansion6 Accepts Los Angeles County Solid Waste11 Rail Access7 Distance8 County City Maximum Permitted 20109 Total Average Cubic Yards Tons Remaining Capacity Date10 Yes/ No (Y/N) Additional Life Additional Capacity in Cubic Yards or [Tons] Date Available Days/Week Acres Acres tpd-612 tpd-6 Years Millions Millions Years Millions Y/N Y/N Miles PROPOSED NEW OUT-OF-COUNTY CLASS III LANDFILL LOCATED IN CALIFORNIA 1 Riverside Unincor- porated Riverside County - near Desert Center Eagle Mountain Landfill13 33-AA- 0228 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Eagle Mountain, LLC Mine Reclamation, LLC TBD14 4,654 1,864 N/A N/A 2085 74 660.0 [396] 2011 N N/A15 N/A N/A Y Y 176 2 San Diego ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Canyon Landfill 37-AA- 0032 ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Canyon, Ltd. 6 1,770 196.3 5000 N/A 2040 29 49.5 [29.7] 1/13/2006 N N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 103 1 Landfills listed in this Table are existing and proposed new out-of-County Class III landfills located in California that could potentially be used by jurisdictions in Los Angeles County for solid waste export during the 15-year period (as referenced in Assembly Bill 939).‌ 2 The number listed for the facility on this table is different from the number assigned to the facility in Figure 9-2
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