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C FORWARD LANDFILL REVISED 2013-2014 WINTERIZATION PLAN November 15, 2013 1. Recent History Forward constructed WMU (waste management unit) FU -10 in 2010. Forward has been disposing of Class Il and Class III refuse in WMU FU -10 and in the completed cells to the west of WMU FU -10. There was no new cell constructed in 2012. WMU FU -13 was constructed this past summer, and filling began in this cell on October 4, 2013. 2. Reseeding and Erosion Control An annual inspection of the vegetative cover has been completed. The areas that were found to have a lack of necessary cover will be hydro -seeded just prior to the next rain event to control erosion. Presently all erosion has been addressed and will be monitored throughout the wet season. Areas that are found to be eroded will be recovered with dirt immediately upon suitable weather conditions. 3. Drainage Non -contact water will be directed to three locations. The first location (number one (#1)) accumulates non -contact water from the current Forward Resource Recovery Facility (FRRF) and is located on the west corner of the FRRF, south of the South Fork of Little Johns Creek. The second location (number two (#2)) services the current southern portion of the Forward Landfill and is located at the southwest corner of this area, north of the South Fork of Little Johns Creek. The third non -contact water located (number three (0)) is located at the southwest corner of the northern portion of Forward Landfill, directly west of WMU FU -03. All non -contact water in locations #1 and #2 are held in a sediment pond and then sampled and analyzed in accordance with Forward Landfill's Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and Storm Water Monitoring Plan. If the pond is at capacity and the stormwater samples comply with the discharge requirements, non -contact water may discharge to the South Fork of Little Johns Creek. A log is kept on site recording the volume of non -contact water discharged to the creek from the pond. During the recent past, these locations have been more than sufficient to retain all stormwater throughout the season, and no non -contact water has been discharged to the creek.