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During the pilot study period, the alternative cover will be <br /> applied to the working face of the landfill. Soil will be <br /> used to cover areas not covered by the greenwaste cover and to <br /> cover areas that have reached final refuse capacity. (See <br /> Figure 1) <br /> The greenwaste is applied at the end of the operating day by <br /> spreading and pushing the greenwaste over the compacted refuse <br /> by landfill equipment. <br /> 2.2 STORAGE OF GREENWASTE COVER MATERIAL <br /> The alternative cover material will be stockpiled adjacent to <br /> the greenwaste chipping equipment. The chipped greenwaste <br /> will be stockpiled a maximum of three days at this location. <br /> 2 .3 QUALITY ASSURANCEZOUALITY PROGRAM <br /> The LEA will monitor the pilot program. The monitoring will <br /> follow the Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) program <br /> described in this report in order to verify that the <br /> alternative cover meets the Performance Standards set forth in <br /> Title 14 , Section 17683 , CCR. <br /> The program will measure the five items required be Section <br /> 17863 for Performance Standards. The items to be inspected <br /> are; vectors, odor, fire, litter, and moisture infiltration. <br /> Detailed instructions on how the monitoring will be performed <br /> are given in Appendix B. <br /> VECTORS <br /> Vector measurement will include the observation of flies, , <br /> domestic rats, field rodents, mosquitos, wasps, cockroaches, <br /> etc. <br /> The monitoring will include a weekly grill survey for domestic <br /> flies and observation for any flies in the "crawler" stage. <br /> The flies will be categorized by species type once per month. <br /> Other vectors such as mosquitos, wasps, cockroaches, "crawler" <br /> flies (to young to fly) , and any other pests will be observed <br /> and recorded in each site visit by the LEA. <br />