The San Diego Solid Waste Local Enforcement Agency (LEA) has the primary responsibility for ensuring the proper operation, permitting and closure of solid waste facilities, operations and disposal sites in San Diego County, excluding the City of San Diego. They also have responsibilities for ensuring the review and approval of postclosure land use activities at closed solid waste disposal sites. The LEA:
- Provides solid waste inspection and permitting services to the various jurisdictions within the county;
- Conducts enforcement, inspection and permitting for solid waste facilities, operations, and disposal sites, including those which are permitted, exempt, illegal, inactive, closed or abandoned;
- Maintains LEA certification in good standing with the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle formerly the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB));
- Maintains communication with CalRecylce as well as other local enforcement and regulatory agencies; and,
- Promotes interagency cooperation with all entities involved in solid waste management and disposal in San Diego County.
Information on solid waste facilities, operations and disposal sites regulated by the LEA, including their current permit status, certain related documents and inspection results can all be reviewed on the CalRecycle Solid Waste Information System (SWIS) website. A link to the SWIS is provided under the related links section on this page.
Public Notices - Proposed Solid Waste Facility Permit Activity
The following public notices are provided to interested parties related to solid waste facilities or operations. Some of these notices are legally required and others are provided for information only. These notices are grouped by facility name and number and can be viewed using the links provided below.
Escondido Resource Recovery Transfer Station 37-AA-0906
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Public Notice for SWFP Modification
| The operator has submitted an application to correct the total square feet (ft2) of the transfer station building from 48,605 ft2 to 53,285ft2 based on the operator review of original as-built technical drawings and measurements taken of the facility. As a result of this correction, the design capacity utilizing a pile height of twelve feet instead of nine feet, was recalculated resulting in an updated design capacity for the amount of municipal solid waste storage on the tipping floor from 3,402 tons per day to 5,249 tons per day. | 4-12-2013 | N/A | Anthony Torres |
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