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5.2.6.1 EROSION CONTROL <br /> Site operations will rely heavily on erosion control improvements to minimize <br /> transport of sediment offsite. By analyzing existing topographical and design <br /> maps, the areas most prone to erosion will be identified. BMPs will be <br /> implemented to control and minimize transport of sediment offsite. The BMPs <br /> will focus on erosion control measures (i.e., hydroseeding, hay bales, and coir <br /> logs, etc.) and the drainage control system's design discussed in this section. <br /> Applying these practices will protect the soil surface and prevent soil particles <br /> from being detached by rainfall or wind. As a secondary means of controlling <br /> sediment transport, FL will also construct a sedimentation basin within the <br /> proposed lateral expansion area to replace the existing basin located adjacent to <br /> the southwest corner of the existing refuse footprint and another basin in the <br /> area currently occupied by the administrative offices. <br /> 5.2.7 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEMS <br /> GROUNDWATER MONITORING SYSTEM <br /> ® An expanded groundwater/vadose zone and surface water monitoring system <br /> will be implemented in accordance with State water protection requirements <br /> under 27 CCR, Chapter 3, Subchapter 3, Article 1 (Article 1), as the landfill <br /> expansion areas are developed. The future water quality monitoring system will <br /> be designed and certified by a registered geologist or registered civil engineer in <br /> accordance with 27 CCR, Section 20415 (e)(1). A Detection Monitoring <br /> Program (DMP) will be implemented to provide monitoring of the expansion <br /> areas and to verify the effectiveness of the liner system. <br /> LEACHATE CONTROL SYSTEM <br /> The design and operational procedures utilized at the FL minimize the formation <br /> of leachate by incorporating surface water control features and practices that <br /> minimize the infiltration of precipitation, which could eventually become <br /> leachate. Any liquids not absorbed by the refuse or consumed by the biological <br /> decomposition of the waste mass will migrate to the bottom and interior slopes <br /> of the refuse prism and will be collected by the LCRS. For all WMUs <br /> Forward Landfill Project Description 5-8 BRYAN A.STIRRAT&ASSOCIATES <br /> (J:\Allied\Forward\2007.0018 Lateral Expansion\Reports\Prof Descrip\021308 Final Proj Des\Sec 5.doc:2/13/2008) <br />