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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Page VIII-68 <br /> Forward Inc.Landfill 2018 Expansion Project <br /> DTSC Jan-17 Benchmark survey marker not Marker cleared of soil and placed <br /> maintained;inoperative safety under protective casing;shower <br /> shower;inadequate signs; pump repaired and then <br /> updated list of emergency tested/flushed;signage repaired <br /> coordinators without permit <br /> modification <br /> J-6. The comment describes existing litter near the landfill and asks for evaluation of ' <br /> public health threats caused by poor litter control based on the food safety issues <br /> mentioned in Comment J-7. <br /> The photos in Exhibit D document the current status of existing litter near the site;no <br /> information is provided on the dates or specific locations of the photos or the extent of <br /> geographic area over which the litter is spread. The waste generated by the proposed <br /> project would be dumped and covered at the landfill within the same operating hours <br /> as under existing procedures, and existing litter control procedures, such as portable <br /> litter fences and daily collection, would continue.For these reasons, the project would <br /> not substantially increase litter generation compared to existing conditions. <br /> Additionally, see response to comment J-8,which includes litter control Conditions of <br /> Approval for the proposed project. <br /> The commenter asserts that existing litter control measures have been unsuccessful,but <br /> provides no substantial evidence. There is independent evidence from the Local <br /> Enforcement Agency (LEA)that Litter Control is not a major Area of Concern. As <br /> indicated in Response J-8, <br /> "No Violations or Areas of Concern regarding litter control were reported in the <br /> monthly inspections for 2018, the most recently available of which was <br /> conducted on October 18,2018" <br /> The Nuisance Control and Health and Safety section of the Project Description of the <br /> DSEIR(Page III-27 and III-28) discusses established litter control practices that are <br /> implemented during the existing landfill operation.Table S-1 on Page II-52 through II-54 <br /> of the Summary Chapter of the DSEIR(Summary of Impacts and Mitigation Measures) <br /> contains litter control best management practices proposed as part of the project,which <br /> include daily inspections, tarping trucks,measures to implement during windy days, <br /> portable litter fences, personnel dispatch to collect litter,portable litter vacuums, <br /> inspections, etc. Periodic inspections by the LEA would also ensure that potential litter <br /> issues would be addressed. <br /> As stated on Page IV.H-5 of the Other CEQA Topics Section of the DSEIR; <br /> "The potential for off-site litter generation would continue, although over a <br /> shorter landfill life compared to the 2013 Project.Therefore,2013 EIR's Impacts <br /> K-1 through K-7 would continue to apply to the currently proposed Project.All <br />