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i0 r J surface water, rip -rap to prevent erosion, or any other require- ments of the California Regional Water Quality Control Board to prevent ponding, erosion or downstream sedimentation shall be implemented immediately after application of the final cover. (c) Extremely hazardous wastes, flammable wastes, and strong oxidiz- ers shall not be applied directly to the working face of the landfill. Such wastes shall be deposited behind the working face in trenches or wells. S. Management of powdered wastes. To prevent hazardous waste from being blown by the wind, hazardous waste in the form of powder, dust or a fine solid shall be handled, treated, stored and disposed of in covered containers or, if the waste is not water reactive, shall be wetted as a slurry. 6. Management of asbestos wastes. Asbestos -containing wastes shall be disposed of in accordance with the following instructions: (a) Wastes received in sealed, nonreturnable containers shall be handled, disposed of, and covered without opening, breaking, or rupturing the containers. (b) Wetted wastes received in bulk shall not be allowed to dry to such a state that airborne asbestos fibers would result. (c) Dry wastes received in bulk shall be thoroughly wetted to prevent the blowing of asbestos fibers. (d) All asbestos -containing wastes shall be covered with at least six inches of compacted soil or nonhazardous solid waste within 24 hours after receipt. 7. Wastes prohibited. Hazardous wastes described below shall not be handled at the facility: (a) Flammable wastes and water -reactive wastes as defined in Sections 66072 and 66236, respectively, Title 22 of the California Admin- istrative Code. (b) Wastes such as organic solvents or sludges containing volatile, toxic substances in excess of 10 percent by weight.