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Local Enforcement Agency

The Local Enforcement Agency (LEA) is a state-mandated regulatory program that permits, inspects, and enforces State and specific local standards for solid waste facilities, including landfills and transfer stations and various recycling facilities.

About LEA

Public Notices and Additional Info

Solid Waste Facility Permit Applications

Active Recycling Material Recovery Facility and Transfer Station (19-AR-1250)

California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Documents

Facility: Active Recycling MRF and Transfer Station (19-AR-1250)

Active Recycling is a large volume transfer station permitted for a maximum throughput of 800 tons per day (TPD), 500 tpd from municipal solid waste, greenwaste, and construction and demolition and 300 tpd of curbside recyclables. The facility is located at 2000 W. Slauson Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90047. A second EIR addendum was prepared for Active Recycling to propose increasing the permitted area from 0.88 acres to 2.3 acres to include an existing baler to process and bale material recovery facility residuals.