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• A <br /> t <br /> Periodic Site Review <br /> 3 of 4 <br /> Analysis - Continued <br /> 4 . Ancillary operations, salvaging, composting, recycling, <br /> etc. <br /> 5. Daily landfilling operations <br /> a. type of waste received and amount <br /> b. loading, unloading, special waste handling <br /> C. spreading and compaction <br /> d. individual yell devdlopmen-v <br /> e.' cover: periodic, intermediate, final <br /> f. excavation of cover <br /> g. availability of cover and quality with respect to <br /> meeting regulations <br /> h. grading practices <br /> i. traffic flow <br /> j . other (specify) <br /> 6. Ongoing controls <br /> a. fire prevention <br /> b. dust prevention <br /> c. vector and bird control <br /> d* litter control <br /> e. noise control <br /> f. odor control <br /> g. other (specify) <br /> C. Engineered environmental controls® are there existing <br /> engineered environmental controls at the facility? If yes, <br /> do these controls effectively protect the environment, <br /> public health and safety? How? Are they properly <br /> engineered for remainder of site life? If not, what <br /> recommendations could be made to improve controls? <br /> If there are no engineered environmental controls at the <br /> site, should there be? Give recommendations for <br /> implementing proper controls for the site and explain <br /> reasons for choosing those control methods. <br /> If the site has no engineered environmental controls, and if <br /> you determine that without controls, the site will-not <br /> adversely affect the environment public health and safety, <br /> give reasons for this conclusion. <br /> April 1989 <br />