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Lost Hills Environmental - Treated Auto-Shredder Waste (TASW) Material Recovery Facility (MRF) Project

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The permit authorizes the operation of a Treated Autoshredder Waste Material Recovery Facility at the Lost Hills Environmental site in California, introducing a new transfer and processing activity for TASW. The facility will operate under a permitted maximum tonnage limit of 13,462 tons per week and is designed to handle 4,000 tons per day. To accommodate the increased operational scale, the maximum daily traffic volume will rise from 313 to 389 vehicles per day across all site activities including disposal, composting, and transfer/processing. The inclusion of TASW recovery at the facility extends the anticipated closure date of the adjacent landfill from 2030 to 2040, reflecting the recovery and processing of previously landfilled material. The project is managed by Kern County with primary contact held by Isabelle Maalouf of the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery and Brian Maxted of HM Holloway.

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TASW facility approved at Lost Hills, max 13,462 tons/week, extends landfill closure to 2040, traffic up to 389 vehicles/day.

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California → Kern County

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562920 - Materials Recovery FacilitiesView NAICS

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CA, 93249

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AgencyCalifornia → Kern County
Contacts2 people available
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California → Kern County
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Isabelle MaaloufEnvironmental Scientist

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The changes that will be authorized by the proposed permit include: 1. Addition of a Transfer/Processing activity for the operation of a Treated Autoshredder Waste (TASW) Material Recovery Facility (MRF). 2. Inclusion of a Permitted Maximum Tonnage limit of 13,462 Tons Per Week of TASW for processing at the MRF. 3. Inclusion of the MRF’s design capacity of 4,000 TPD. 4. An increase in Maximum Traffic Volume Per Day for the combined disposal, composting and transfer/processing activities from 313 Vehicles Per Day to 389 Vehicles Per Day. 5. Extension of estimated landfill closure date from the year 2030 to 2040 due to recovery of landfilled TASW material.

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