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TEMPORARY DEBRIS SITE (TDS) PLAN In conjunction with your local government representative, CTC will develop a site-specific plan for each Temporary Debris Site (TDS) we are tasked with operating. The Plan will address the following items, as appropriate, with additional subjects as may be required, 1. Site Management Organization and Responsibilities This will provide all involved parties a clear delineation of the organization at the site, and the responsibilities assigned to each. It also facilitates quality control at the site. 2. Startup Check List This list is developed to ensure that all of the work tasks involved in the clearing and preparation of a site are addressed and can be "checked off' the list as they are completed. 3. Ingress/Egress Initially, these stabilized roads will be constructed to bring in the equipment necessary to prepare the site for operations. They will then be used by haul trucks to bring debris into the site for proper handling. The roads will be maintained throughout the entire operation. 4. Site Preparation This includes clearing, grading, establishment of erosion control and baseline testing for soil and groundwater. The site must be carefully cleared and graded to ensure proper drainage, while minimizing erosion. All environmental concerns related to buffer zones, runoff, and potential impacts to nearby streams, air, and groundwater will be addressed. 5. Traffic Control Procedures Depending upon the extent of traffic control required this may require an appendix entitled "Maintenance of Trac". It will address Lite movement of vehicles into and out of the site and include provisions for keeping the streets or roads free of debris. 6. Safety There are many actives wn a TDS, including the diverse array of heavy equipment operating; large volumes of debris hauling trucks dumping their loads; potentially hazardous debris; maintenance activities; tub grinders and air curt ain incinerators being operated; and large numbers of personnel. A diligent and concentrated focus on safety must be of paramount importance to everyone at the site. Safety is a part of every plan written by CTC personnel and is continually emphasized. 7. Segregation of Debris In order to be properly managed throughout the reduction/recycling and disposal processes, all incoming debris must be segregated into various categories, including Household Hazardous Waste (HHW), Vegetative Debris, Construction and Demolition (C&D) Debris, White Goods, Small Engine Equipment and Electronic Waste. Page 45 of 87