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LEA Advisory 20 Attachment - Inspection Guidance for SW Landfills Page 14 of 52 (j) Description of all surface and subsurface drains which are to be used to control water from areas on, or adjacent to the disposal site. The location and type of protective dikes, berms, and levees shall be described. (k) If leachate generation is anticipated, describe the method of monitoring, collection, treatment, and necessary disposal. (l) Description of the location and type of monitoring wells which have been determined necessary to ascertain groundwater quality. (m) Description of the system proposed to provide for venting control, monitoring, and possible use of landfill decomposition gases. (n) If known, describe the uses of the site after termination of disposal operations, including the time frame for implementation of such use. (o) Resume of management organization which will operate the disposal site. (p) Compilation of the conditions, criteria, and requirements established by the various approval agencies having jurisdiction over the disposal site, including written proof of permission for encroachment on flood plains or tidelands. Identify zoning of all adjacent parcels and whether the site or adjacent parcels are within an Agricultural Preserve. Generally, this standard is evaluated during the permitting process. In the event that a SWFP is issued and it is later determined that the requirements of this standard were not adequately addressed in the RDSI, a violation may be noted. Do not cite section 18222 for discrepancies between the RDSI and site operations. These discrepancies are addressed by section 17616 and/or PRC sections 44002, 44004, and 44014(b). Records 17606 Recording The owner or operator, at the beginning of site use shall file a detailed description of the site including a map with the Recorder of the County in which the site is located, with the Enforcement Agency, and with the local agency that has been selected to maintain the county solid waste management plan. This standard is tentatively scheduled for repeal in early 1995 and is no longer applicable. 17607 Periodic Site Review From the date of issuance of the permit, at least once each five years, or more frequently as determined by the Enforcement Agency, the owner or operator shall cause a registered civil engineer to review the site design, implementation and operation plan to determine if any revisions are necessary and to estimate the remaining site life. The conclusions and recommendations of this review shall be presented in a report and filed with the Enforcement Agency and the Board. http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/pe/advisory/20/attach2O/20attch l.htm 8/11/98