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LEA Advisory 20 Attachment - Inspection Guidance for SW Landfills Page 13 of 52 Section 18213(a) requires that every permit must be reviewed every five years after its issuance, most recent modification, most recent revision, or most recent review. Subsection (b) sets the time frame for the operator to submit an application for the permit review. This section is in violation if the operator has not submitted an application for permit review at least 120 days prior to the required review and the LEA did not complete the review by the due date. 18222 Report of Disposal Site Information In order to obtain a solid waste facilities permit, each operator of a disposal site or facility, as defined in Public Resources Code sections 40121 and 40122, must file with the Enforcement Agency a Report of Disposal Site Information as required in section 17616 of this title. In order to maintain the permit, the operator must file amendments to the Report as required in section 17616 of this title. Such amendments or lack thereof may become the basis for changes in the permit or for revocation of the permit. A Report of Disposal Site Information shall contain the following: (a) A descriptive statement of the manner of operation to be conducted at the site. (b) Information shall be supplied showing the types and relative quantities of wastes to be received. Specific mention shall be made concerning the receipt of liquid or hazardous wastes. (c) Indication of the approximate total acreage contained in the site and either the total estimated capacity in tons indicating in place densities assumed, or the capacity in cubic yards. Also include a projection of the life expectancy of the site based on current and/or anticipated loadings. (d) The general location of the proposed disposal site shown on a map of at least the scale size equivalent to a 1:24,000 USGS topographical quadrangle. Such map shall show points of access to the site. (e) A plot plan which delineates the legal boundaries for which clear title is held by the applicant and/or any parcels which are leased. For all new sites, copies of lease agreements shall be submitted and substantiation shall be shown that the disposal site owner is cognizant of the disposal operations and of the responsibilities assigned to the site owner by the standards. (f) Identification on the plot plan of the specific limits of the existing and planned disposal area(s) showing relationships to the property boundary lines and adjacent land uses surrounding the site, distances to the nearest structures shall be identified. (g) A description of the sequence of development stages of the disposal site operation, giving tentative implementation schedules for development, usage, site completion and closure. Describe the extent of change which will occur in areas which will be excavated for the placement of wastes or for the mining of cover materials. (h) A map showing the existing topographical contours of the property and proposed final elevations of the completed disposal site. (i) Information on the underlying soils, geology, and groundwater occurrence, based on test borings conducted on the property. http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/pe/advisory/20/attach20/20attch l.htm 8/11/98