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II. Project Description • storm water drainage facilities,such as ditches,berms and the detention/sedimentation basins. Dust Control. Fugitive dust would be generated during dry weather from truck traffic and landfill operations. The following activities would be used to control dust,as required: •. watering and use of dust suppressing chemicals on unpaved roadways and other exposed areas of the site,not including the active area of the landfill; • paving the main access road; • preventing trucks and loaders from dumping materials at heights greater than the minimum necessary to ensure clearance; • keeping vehicle speeds low on unpaved roads; • conducting routine maintenance of roads;and • minimizing the amount of disturbed, unvegetated area. The potential for leachate generation would be considered when the operator is deciding on how much water to use for dust control. Well water from the site's water supply wells would be used for dust control. Mud Control. Mud tracking would occur when water is allowed to pond on interior dirt road surfaces,causing mud and potholes,which diminish that road's integrity and allow traffic to pick up mud and carry it onto exterior paved roads. Interior dirt roads would be graded as needed to ensure proper drainage of surface water. Noise Control. Mitigation of potential noise impacts to the adjacent land uses would be accomplished by the following: • operating the landfill only during permitted hours of operation; • maintaining an appropriate buffer zone between landfill operations and surrounding properties; • taking noise measurements during landfill operations at the boundaries of the City owned property and comparing to City land use/noise guidelines;and • taking noise measurement near landfill operation,and comparing to CAUOSHA regulations and,if standards are exceeded,take appropriate corrective action. [City: do you agree with these mitigations?] II.30