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Periodic Site Review <br /> 2 of 4 <br /> KEY POINTS OF THE REVIEW <br /> Analysis <br /> The reviewing engineer should consider how each aspect of the <br /> facility affects the environment, public health and safety. <br /> by examining the following sets of criteria relating to a <br /> facility, and answering the accompanying questions, an engineer <br /> should be able to renommend to the operator the most appropriate <br /> methods for design, operation and environmental controls. In <br /> addition, the engineer will be able to conclude whether the <br /> facility's operations, designs and environmental controls fall <br /> short, meet or exceed current technology and regulatory <br /> requirements. After receiving the recommendations and <br /> conclusions from the engineering review, an operator will have <br /> the guidance necessary to operate a landfill that will not harm <br /> the environment, public health and safety. <br /> A. Design: how does the facility's design, future or existing, <br /> affect the environment, public health and safety? Is the <br /> existing design adequate? Why or why not? Design factors <br /> include, but are not limited to, the following: (consider <br /> each one separately) <br /> 1. Site capacity, site life <br /> 2. Construction/site development <br /> 3. Access to site <br /> 4 . Surrounding land development <br /> 5. Geological/hydrogeological conditions with respect to <br /> site design <br /> 6. Soil conditions with respect to site design <br /> 7. Other (specify) <br /> B. Operations: do current operations affect the environment, <br /> public health and safety? Why or why not? Do current <br /> operations comply with current regulations? How? If not, <br /> explain• necessary steps to bring facility into compliance. <br /> Operational factors include, but are not limited to, the <br /> following: (consider each one separately) <br /> 1. Personnel <br /> 2. Equipment <br /> 3. Site safety measures <br /> April 1989 <br />