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III. PRELIMINARY CLOSURE COST ESTIMATES <br /> U� <br /> Closure costs are calculated for the closure situatior <br /> closure costs will be the most expensive. The maximun p <br /> the landfill that will ever require closure at any gi` <br /> estimated to be0 Since the landfill will be <br /> modules, the mos acr ensive closure time would occur 1 c � r <br /> acre module has been filled, the next 20 acre module I <br /> accept waste, and a third module has been partially e: <br /> acres) . In this case, the first module would need fij <br /> the second module would need to be filled to natural grounc revej- <br /> and final covered, and the third module would need to be refilled <br /> with soil. <br /> Other items of closure cost such as fencing, revegetation, etc. <br /> are also included as closure costs. <br /> FINAL COVER <br /> Final cover at the Foothill Sanitary Landfill will be applied as <br /> each module reaches capacity. It will consist of 2 feet of <br /> foundation layer cover (sandy to silty material) , a 1 foot low- <br /> permeability barrier layer (silty material mixed with imported <br /> clay) , and a 1 foot vegetative layer (sandy to silty material) . <br /> As shown in Table 2, 4,266, 000 cubic yards of soil are needed for <br /> the 4 foot thick final cover. <br /> The cost for applying final cover over the largest module, 20 <br /> acres, and one subsequent module assumed to be 20 acres, will be <br /> calculated. That cost, would be the most expensive closure case <br /> for placing final cover. <br /> Soil Requirements for Final Cover <br /> Entire Site Largest Module + <br /> 1- 20 Acre Module <br /> Foundation layer = 2, 133 ,000 c.y. 129, 067 c.y. <br /> Clay cover = 1, 066,500 c.y. 64, 533 c.y. <br /> Vegetative cover = 1, 066, 500 c.y. 64 , 533 c.y. <br /> Totals 4, 266, 000 c.y. 258, 133 c.y. <br /> * Unit Costs for Placement <br /> Foundation and Vegetative layer cover. Assuming excavation <br /> and placement at 138 c.y. /hr. , and using labor costs at <br /> $23 .58 plus scraper operation cost of $60. 10, the following <br /> unit cost calculation applies: <br /> Unit cost ($23 . 58 + $60. 10) /120 c.y. /hr. _ $0. 70/c.y. <br /> 19 <br />