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This Partial Final Closure/Post-Closure Maintenance Plan (PFCPCMP) for <br />the Forward Landfill has been prepared to implement closure of the Stage IA <br />closure area. Liquid seeps were observed which occurred during the 2004/05 <br />winter season and reported by Forward Landfill Inc. (the permitted owner and <br />operator/discharger) to the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control <br />Board (RWQCB). The seeps were observed in the area highlighted as the <br />Stage I closure area in the 2003 Preliminary Closure/Post-Closure <br />Maintenance Plan Revision (Plan). After notification by Forward Landfill Inc., <br />the RWQCB inspected the site and subsequently issued a Notice of Violation. <br />Storm events for the 2004/2005 season generated larger than normal <br />amounts of rain throughout central California and certainly upstream of the <br />Forward Landfill. The RWQCB's inspection of the Forward Landfill <br />411 conducted on February 25, 2005, observed the following conditions at the <br />Forward Landfill: <br />■ RWQCB staff followed up on a February 24, 2005 report from San <br />Joaquin County LEA and Forward Landfill Inc. that leachate was seeping <br />from the north side slope at the Austin Road unit and collecting in a ditch <br />located at the toe of the slope. Multiple leachate seeps have developed <br />along a line approximately 15 feet above ground surface on the west half <br />of the north side -slope of the Austin Road unit. Minor quantities of <br />leachate ran across portions of the north perimeter road and were <br />collected in a storm -water ditch north of the perimeter road. The ditch is <br />blocked at both ends and there is no evidence that leachate drained to the <br />storm water collection system or to surface water. When discovered, <br />Forward Landfill Inc. personnel pumped the leachate out for discharge to <br />the leachate collection impoundment. <br />On the northwest side of the Austin Road Unit, high water in adjacent <br />Little Johns Creek overflowed its bank and, for a time, surface water was <br />in contact with the foot of the landfill to a height of three feet. Water levels <br />Forward Landfill PFCPCMP 1-1 <br />Z:\PROJECTS\Allied Waste\Forward\Reference Files Prior JTD\June 05 Stage IA Partial FCPCMP\FL-sec1.doc: <br />