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LOMPOC LANDFILL

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The Lompoc Landfill contract outlines updates to the permitted hours of operation, incorporating an additional recognized holiday and refining key sections of the permit related to LEA findings, operational prohibitions, governing documents, and specified LEA conditions. These revisions ensure alignment with current regulatory expectations and operational realities, enhancing clarity and compliance for site management. Alongside these permit amendments, modifications are made to the Joint Technical Document to include a newly added Landfill Gas Remediation Plan in Appendix J, which establishes protocols for monitoring, mitigating, and managing landfill gas emissions in accordance with environmental standards. The updates reflect a commitment to environmental stewardship and regulatory integrity under the oversight of the City of Lompoc and the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery.

General Info

Updated landfill hours, added holiday, revised operational rules, and added gas remediation plan for compliance.

Agency

California → City of Lompoc

NAICS

562212 - Solid Waste LandfillView NAICS

Place of Performance

Lompoc, CA

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PostedJul 21

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Lompoc

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California → City of Lompoc

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Gina WeberEnvironmental Scientist

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Full Description

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Updates to the permitted hours of operation to include reference to an additional holiday and updated sections of the permit pertaining to LEA findings, prohibitions, documents that describe and/or restrict the operation, and LEA conditions. There will also be additions/updates to the JTD, including a LFG remediation plan in Appendix J.

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