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APS. 2 3 kNV►.RQNMENTAL HEALTH of San Joaquin County Ordinance No. 1862. PERMIT/SERVICES 6. The existing underground irrigation system shall be removed according to the amended. RDSI, Appendix D dated October, 1990. 7. All abandoned wells must be destroyed with a cement sandy slurry to the bottom of well. All abandoned septic tanks must be destroyed. All abandonments must be completed under San Joaquin County Public Health Services permits. PROVISIONS 1. The permit is subject to review by the Local Enforcement Agency, and may be modified, suspended, or revoked, for sufficient cause after a hearing. 2. The use of 60 mil high density polyethylene (HDPE) liner as described in the existing Waste Discharge Requirements #91-021 dated January, 1991 has been approved by the Regional Water Quality. Control Board, the Local Enforcement Agency, and the California Integrated Waste Management Board. The liner shall consist of*6 inches of compacted soil overlain by HDPE synthetic liner. 3. Each waste module shall have a dendritic leachat e collection and removal system directly over the HDPE synthetic liner. 4. NCSL shall comply with the monitoring and reporting program of the California Regional Water Quality Control Board. CLOSURE &-POSTCLOSURE MAINTENANCE 1. All documentation relating to the preparation of the closure and postclosure maintenance costs shall be retained by the operator and shall be available for inspection by the LEA or the CIWMB. 2. The preliminary closure and postclosure plans were approved by CIWMB on October 31, 1991 No. 91-39. 3. The Final closure and postclosure plans must be submitted to the LEA, Regional Water Quality Control Board, and the CIWMB two years prior to closure of the landfill. SELF - MONITORING 1. Environmental measurements of water quality, leachate, and gas shall be reported to LEA on a annual basis.