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0 0 XXIV. On September 14th, 2004,this LEA received a proposed Work-Plan from Jay Kamine of URS for the construction and installation of additional monitoring wells for gas migration. The work plan did not specifically address any remediation regarding methane gas migration at the site. XXV. On September 20th, 2004,this LEA sent a written notice to Tandy Corporation stating that the LEA had not yet received a remediation plan and is still requiring the site owner to submit a remediation plan by no later than October 22", 2004. The letter also stated that if the LEA does not receive a remediation plan for the site, further enforcement action will be taken. (Exhibit I) XXVI. On September 24th,2004,this LEA accepted the permit application for the construction and installation of additional monitoring wells for gas migration. XXVII. On October 6th,2004,this LEA received an Addendum to the Work-Plan from Jay Kamine of URS for the construction and installation of additional monitoring wells for gas migration. XXVIII. On October 12th, 2004, this LEA inspected the construction and installation of the additional monitoring wells for gas migration performed by URS. VIOLATIONS: Consequently,the World Enterprises Site has been in violation of the following section(s) of 27 CCR: 27 CCR&20919 Gas Control. Where the enforcement agency,the local fire control authority,or the CIWMB has cause to believe a hazard or nuisance may be created by landfill decomposition gases,they shall so notify the owner. Thereafter,the site owner shall cause the site to be monitored for presence and movement of gases, and shall take necessary action to control such gases.The site owner shall inform the operator of any actions ordered by the EA,the local fire control authority or the CIWMB concerning gas control methods.The monitoring program shall be developed pursuant to the specifications of the above agencies.The monitoring program shall not be discontinued until authorized to do so in writing by the requiring agency.Results of the monitoring shall be submitted to the appropriate agencies.If monitoring indicates methane gas movement away from the site,the owner shall,within a period of time specified by the requiring agency,construct a gas control system approved by that agency.The agency may waive this requirement if satisfactory evidence is presented indicating that adjacent properties are safe from hazard or nuisance caused by methane gas movement.The operator shall duly inform the disposal site owner of possible landfill gas problems. 27 CCR§20919.5 Explosive Gas Control. (a) Owners or operators of all MSWLF units must ensure that: (2)The concentration of methane gas does not exceed the lower explosive limit for methane at the facility property boundary(5% methane by volume). Notice and Order 04-01 Page 4 of 7 World Enterprises Site October 25,2004