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Mr. Padilla Page 5 of 7 - Describe the wastes to be received by their type (leaves, brush, tree trimming,s yard clippings, carpentry, sludge, etc. ) and nature (residential, agricultural, municipal, industrial, etc. ) . Describe the amount of wastes handled, giving the average daily amount (specify whether on a 7-day or other basis) , the extent of fluctuation during the year. Please note that this amount must be included in the total amount of waste received at the site. Describe the type and amount of waste received that will be rejected as unsuitable composting material. This information should be stated as a percentage of all wastes received. Indicate whether any of the wastes are liquid or slurries. For liquids or slurries indicate the moisture content as a percentage by weight. 3 . Provide a description of the sequence of development stages of the composting site operation giving tentative implementation scheduled for development and usage. This is an overall site development plan, covering identification and timing of individual phase of site development. a) Describe the extent of change which will occur in areas which will be excavated or graded for the placement of windrow wastes. b) Include a grading plan for the site. 4. Provide a map showing the existing topographic contours of the property and final elevations of the completed composting site. The approximate depths of cuts, trenches, ponds, etc. , should be shown on this map. 5. Provide information on the under lying soils, geology, and groundwater occurrence, based on test borings conducted on the property. a) Describe surface and cover soils using the Unified Soils Classification System (USCS) . b) Show the locations of test boring on a plot plan. Test borings must extend at least 5 feet below the depth of the proposed windrow area.