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Page 2 Mr. Joe Walker II. Indeterminate Criteria: A. Surface Waters: A determination of compliance with the surface water cri-Eerion will not be made until. a water quality management plan is approved for your area as required under Section 208 of the Clean Water Act, as amended. Upon adoption of such a plan, your site will be revisited and the current indeterminate status resolved. B. Groundwater: Before a determination can be made on this criterion, an evaluation must be made of the adequacy of the existing imnitoring well system for determining groundwater quality. This evaluation will be made by the Board's Engineering Geologist. C. Disease: Conformance with the State Minimum Standard for cover is necessary for compliance with this criterion. One site visit was not sufficient to determine if daily cover is being applied as required. Additional site visits aryl/or aerial observations will be made to determine if daily cover is being applied as required. D. Safety/Bird Hazard to Aircraft: Because the site lies within 10,000 . feet of-an-'a-irport runway used for jet aircraft and the airport has been identified by the EPA as having solid waste related bird problems, a comprehensive evaluation is needed to determine if birds attracted to the site cause a hazard to aircraft. The SWMB is providing a grace period of three months beginning with the date of this letter for you to correct the RCRA non-compliance determina- tions(s) noted above. If you take advantage of this opportunity to upgrade your site you must notify the SWMB in writing of the corrective actions taken before the end of the grace period and request a re-evaluation. Upon this notification, Board staff will schedule a re-evaluation of your site for all RCRA criteria except those classified as needing further investigation. Sites not requesting a re-evaluation before the Expiration of the grace period, and sites failing to met the criteria at the requested re-evaluation, are subject to inclusion on the Open Dump Inventory list that will be sent to the Environmental Protection Agency and published in the Federal Register. Further investigation is required in order to make a determination for the four indeterminate criterion(ia). When the evaluation of the indeterminate criterion(ia) is completed you will be notified of the result in writing and if non-compliance with RCRA is noted a three month grace period will start at that time.