GREAT WESTERN RECLAMATION, INC. TECHNICAL PROPOSAL PART 1

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will be entered into the facility's computer system under the City's account. Material which requires further processing before shipping to market, such as green or wood waste, will be weighed prior to processing. For industrial waste, C&D debris, and bulky items, trucks from the City of Santa Ana will weigh-in at the east gate for a total weight and proceed to tip their waste in City-designated concrete bunkers located just east of the C&D Material Processing Building. When a sufficient stockpile of material from Santa Ana has accumulated in the bunker each day, the C&D sorting line will be cleared of all existing material, and a loader will push the City's material into the building and processing will begin. When a bin fills with material, this bin will be weighed and the amount and type of material will be credited to the City. Material which requires further processing before shipping to market, such as green or wood waste, will be weighed prior to processing. For public loads, each driver will be asked to state the origin of their load and the type of material they are bringing to the facility. Public loads will be weighed and recorded in the facility's computer system. Depending on the type of material, public loads will be directed to one of the processing building and will tip their load in City-designated areas. The waste will be processed, weighed, and recorded as described above. Incoming waste that will not be processed will be weighed, the City of origin noted, and recorded in the computer system before being transferred to local landfills for disposal. All materials flow operations at the SAMRF will be controlled by a sophisticated PC-based software system designed to organize and simplify the entire inventory management process from weight ticket entry and contract allocation to shipment of processed inventory and management of activity reporting and billings. 54