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r,,,WC1Tr0F STOCKTON A94 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CITY HALL 425 N. EL DORADO STREET STOCKTON, CA 95202-1997 November 24, 1993 LAURIE COTULLA, Program Manager Environmental Health Division Public Health Service P.O. Box 2009 Stockton CA 95201 0 NO V 4 2993 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PERMIT / SERVICES FRENCH CAMP LANDFILL, ALTERNATIVE DAILY COVER (ADC), CITY OF STOCKTON, FACILITY 439 -AA -0002 Listed below is the following information required for the use of the ADC geo-synthetic blanket at the French Camp Landfill. 1. Description of how the geo-synthetic blanket will be placed and removed each day. The blanket will be placed over the compacted greenwaste at the end of each day by 2 landfill employees. Additional people will be available if necessary to help place the blanket. A D- 7 dozer will be used as needed to put the blanket in place. 2. Contingency plan if blanket is torn and cannot be used by the end of day. All blankets will be repaired by sewing the torn areas or repaired with "sail repair tape" or "duct tape". Gambi Enterprise will have any torn areas repaired by the end of the day. If for some reason, the blanket(s) are beyond repair additional blankets will be available on-site and at Austin Road Landfill to ensure the working face is completely covered at day end. 3. Location of dirt stockpile and storage of blankets. Additional dirt will be imported and stockpiled in the present location. On windy days, the blanket will be held down with tires placed around the blanket perimeter. Dirt cover material will be used only when the tires cannot properly secure the blanket over the greenwaste. The blankets used for daily cover will be placed adjacent to the active working area and the back-up blankets will be stored in the metal storage unit located on the landfill. "STOCKTON ... CALIFORNIA'S SUNRISE SEAPORT"