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4f <br />�U <br />(2) The mobility and the expected rate of migration of <br />the hazardous waste and hazardous waste constituents; <br />(3) Site location, topography, and surrounding land use, <br />with respect to the potential effects of pollutant <br />migration (e.g,, proximity to ground water, surface <br />water, and drinking water sources); <br />(4) Climate, including amount, frequency, and pH of pre- <br />cipitation; <br />(5) Characteristics of the cover including material, final <br />surface contours, thickness, porosity and permeability, <br />slope, length of run of slope, and type of vegetation <br />on the cover; and <br />(6) Geological and soil profiles and surface and subsurface <br />hydrology of the site. <br />(d) During the post -closure care period, the owner or operator <br />shall: <br />(1) Maintain the function and integrity of the final cover <br />as specified in the approved closure plan; <br />(2) Maintain and monitor any leachate collection, removal, <br />and treatment system to prevent excess accumulation <br />of leachate in the system; <br />(3) Maintain and monitor any gas collection and control <br />system to control the vertical and horizontal escape <br />of gases; <br />(4) Protect and maintain surveyed benchmarks; and <br />(5) Restrict access to the landfill as appropriate for its <br />post -closure use. <br />4. Liquid waste. <br />(a) Bulk or non -containerized liquid waste or waste containing <br />free liquids shall not be placed in the landfill, unless: <br />(1) The landfill liner is chemically and physically resistant <br />to the added liquid, and the leachate collection and <br />removal system functions and has a capacity sufficient <br />to remove all leachate produced; or <br />(2) Before disposal, the liquid waste or waste containing <br />free liquids is treated or stabilized, chemically or <br />physically (e.g., by mixing with an absorbent solid), <br />so that free liquids are no longer present. <br />