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Consolidated Forward, .Landfill Page 22 86 (K-5) Pfoposed as Part of the Project: Refuse will be compacted and covered as soon as possible after deposition to reduce amounts of blowing litter. Daily inspection will be conducted to control litter on-and off-site,including the'Nortb and South Branches of the South Fork of Little Johns Creek,approach roads,entrance facilities, the transfer stationfresource recovery facility,portable litter control fences,landfill perimeter fence,leachate impoundments,and storm water facilities including ditches,berms, and detention/sedimentation basins. The project sponsor will collect and deposit on-site litter on a daily basis. Portable litter collection fences will be installed as required to prohibit wind- blown litter from accumulating along roadways or around buildings. In accordance with San Joaquin County Ordinance No.28870,adopted September 29, 1981, tarps will be placed over open loads to avoid littering during transport of waste(Title 5 Health and Sanitation,Division 2. Solid Waste Collection and Disposal,Section 5-2502). Whenever possible,the working face will be oriented to the downwind side of prevailing winds to help reduce litter. 87(K.6)(same as 13 014,above) Proposed as Part of the Project: Implement the fugitive dust control procedures and mitigation measures identified in Impact DA. 88 Austin 1994(BS.c),Austin 2000(BS.c) Trucks and loaders would be prevented from dumping materials at heights greater than the f minimum necessary to ensure clearance of waste from the vehicle. t 89 Austin 1994(BS.e),Austin 2000(B5.e) Routine maintenance of roads would be conducted 90 Austin 1994(B5.,0,Austin 2000(BS fi The amount of disturbed,unvegetated area would be minimized. 9.1 Austin 1994(BS.g),Austin 2000(BS.g) i The project shall consider the use of alternative daily covers,such as synthetic foam or fabric, recycled paper made into slurries,or chipped green waste to reduce dust and haze t