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of several factors in its computation; soil infiltration, vegetative cover, relief of <br /> slopes and surface storage. The rainfall intensity is based on a duration equal to <br /> the time of concentration. The time of concentration is defined as the time <br /> required for water to flow from the hydraulically most distant point in the <br /> watershed to the point of design. <br /> The drainage plan for the final grading plan is shown in Drawing 9. The drainage <br /> network for the completed landfill is designed to intercept and convey flows from <br /> a 24-hour, 1,000-year storm event and to protect the landfill from erosion. <br /> The preliminary design criteria for the stormwater sedimentation basins are listed <br /> below: <br /> • North Area surface water sedimentation basin volume 38 acre-feet <br /> • South Area surface water sedimentation basin volume 12 acre-feet <br /> • West Area surface water sedimentation basin volume 30 acre-feet <br /> • Maximum basin side slope 3:1 (H:V) <br /> • Minimum basin base slope 3 percent <br /> The sedimentation basins have adequate storage volumes to hold potential silt <br /> generated from the landfill based on the USLE analysis (see Appendix 1). <br /> 5.3.7 LANDFILL GAS GENERATION AND AIR EMISSIONS CALCULATIONS <br /> in accordance with the S)VAPCD regulations, a landfill gas control/recovery <br /> system has been designed for the future Forward Landfill. Calculations regarding <br /> estimated gas generation and air emissions were conducted to properly design <br /> the gas control system. These calculations were made to provide for the <br /> construction of an efficient LFGES. The proposed LFGES will be expanded <br /> accordingly as the landfill develops. Estimates of the landfill gas generated in <br /> each of the current (year 2000) in-place refuse prisms were added to the <br /> estimate of the landfill gas generation from the future combined fill areas. The <br /> landfill gas generation rate estimates were determined using the US EPA "Landfill <br /> Gas Emissions Model Version 2.0" (LandGEM) and EPA "Compilation of Air <br /> Pollution Emission Factors (AP-42)". <br /> In accordance with AP-42 ("Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors", 5"' <br /> Ed., EPA, 1997), a default k of 0.02/yr (the methane generation rate constant) is <br /> ronvard Landfill JTD 5-25 <br /> L\Allied\2000.193\Reports\JTD-PC PCMP702:Sec•5.0:5/24/02 <br /> Revision 1:07/16/02 <br /> BRYAN A.STIRRAT 6 ASSOCIATES <br />