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F, -1 I 11 7 I I I C u I � 2.6.3 Litter Litter will be controlled by installing temporary fences downwind of the working face and a permanent fence along the entire site perimeter. The fencing, opera- tional area, and the site in general will be policed regularly for accumulated litter. Litter along public roads leading to the site will be minimized by the existing county policy that requires tarps to be placed over open loads. Litter will also be cleaned up periodically along public road leading to the site. 2.6.4 Dust Any dust from site operations will be controlled by watering haul roads, applying a fine spray on soil cover work areas when conditions might create excessive dust, planting temporary vegetation on intermediate soil cover, and planting and maintaining vegetation on completed fill and excavation slopes. Access roads will be paved to the vicinity of active fill areas. 2.6.5 Vector Control No current pest or rodent problems are apparent near the proposed site. The following control measures will be taken to prevent a problem from arising: • Waste will be compacted in thin layers to form cells approximately 6 to 10 feet thick. The top of each cell and the advancing face of the landfill will be covered daily with a minimum 6 inch thickness of soil. When additional waste materials will not be placed over the surface within 180 days, the top and side slopes of the advancing lift will re- ceive additional cover to provide a minimum 12 -inch -thick interme- diate soil cover. • Site personnel will frequently inspect the site for any signs of vector activity. If such activity is observed, a vector eradication program will be implemented using a profes ' _pest controller, if neces- sary." eces- sary • The San Joaquin County Local Health District will` regularly inspect the Site,,to ensure that control measures are effective. No pest or rodent problems are known to have occurred at the existing Harney Lane site. 15 Rev. 0 July 19, 1989