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MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM <br />FORWARD INC., FORWARD LANDFILL <br />SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY <br />b. For WMUs havinga functioning LCRS: <br />I <br />For any WMU equipped with both a liner and a leachate collection and removal system <br />(LCRS) that produces leachate: <br />(1) The COC list shall include: <br />(a) all waste constituents listed in the waste discharge requirements as of the <br />effective date of this Order, and <br />-8- <br />(b) each Attachment E constituent that is not already.a COC for the WMU, and that <br />both: <br />i. is detected in a sample of the WMU's leachate which the discharger shall <br />collect during Fall of each year; and <br />ii. is also detected in a retest leachate sample colleeted the €glowing Spring. <br />The discharger need take and analyze this retest sample only in cases where <br />the annual leachate sample, taken the previous Fall under this section, <br />identifies new-COCs. The retest sample shall be analyzed only for the <br />new-COCs detected in the Fall sample; and <br />(c) the following additional COCl: dissolved or total organic carbon, dissolved <br />iron, carbonate, bicarbonate, alkalinity, dissolved aluminum, dissolved <br />chromium VI, and dissolved manganese. <br />(2) For each Attachment E constituent that is newly added to the WMU's COC list, the <br />discharger shall establish a reference background value in each monitored medium <br />by analyzing at least one sample each quarter from each Background Monitoring <br />Point for a period of at least one year -following the date the constituent is submitted <br />to the Board as a new COC. Once this reference set of background data is collected, <br />the discharger shall include it as a separate, identified item in the next monitoring <br />report submittal. <br />For sites which have multi -unit detection monitoring systems, if any landfill unit lacks a <br />functioning LCRS, COCs shall be determined as above under "a. For MSWLFs lacking a <br />functioning LCRS". <br />The discharger shall monitor all COCl every five years. <br />2. Concentration Limits <br />The Concentration Limit for any given Constituent of Concern or Monitoring Parameter in a <br />given monitored medium (e.g., the uppermost aquifer) at a shall be as follows, and shall be <br />used as the basis of comparison with data from the Monitoring Points in that monitored medium: <br />