5.1. PCSR 10-13-2009 - Laserfiche WebLink

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The City shall be notified by the Permittee of any violations of the conditions of the Permit, Air Emission Facility Permit No. 14100003-003 (and applicable amendments) and NPDES Permit No. MN001988, consistent with the reporting requirements for each individual permit. The Permittee shall notify the City within 24 hours of discovery the release or spill of hazardous materials which could endanger human health or the environment. 9. This Permit authorizes burning at the Facility of up to 1,050 tons per day of RDF using a 12-month rolling average. 10. This Permit authorizes burning fire derived fuel. at a rate not to exceed 200 tons per da i~ any 24-hour period. and 100 tons per day on a 30-day rollin J average l his Permit authorizes bui-nin~ wood and wood waste excluding treated or painted wood, if approval is granted from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA). Burning of treated or painted wood shall not be allowed. unless and until approval is received. from the MPCA and the perniittee has completed such testing as the City shall require. 182. All RDF and Ash-hauling truck traffic must enter the Facility site directly from Highway 10, Highway 169, or Great River Energy Drive; and must exit the Facility directly onto Highway 169, unless otherwise approved or directed by the Environmental Administrator or his/her designees. All ash or other haul trucks leaving the Facility shall be securely covered so that no ash, or other particulate matter may escape. 13~. Final plans and specifications for the Facility must be reviewed and approve by City staff and/or consultants prior to the issuance of a building permit for the Facility. 12-4. No RDF or Ash trucks may be washed at the Facility unless prior approval is given by the City. 1~5. RDF receiving and handling areas in the Facility shall be fully enclosed to control odor and noise and sprinkled. The doors to the RDF receiving building shall remain closed at all times, except when trucks are entering or leaving, and RDF shall be moved from the receiving building to the burners as quickly as possible to control odors. If, in the judgment of City staff, odors migrating off the facility site continue to be unacceptable, staff may direct Permittee to deodorize. City staff may also direct Permittee to take such steps as may be necessary to control noise emanating from the Facility, including placement of mufflers on exhaust vents and stacks. 146. The Facility shall not undertake burning of RDFor alternative fuels unless all necessary permits are in place.