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when full and the condensate will be treated or disposed of at an appropriate facility. An alternative process that could be implemented is the development and installation of a condensate injection system to incinerate collected liquids in the flare stack. a 7.5.4 LANDFILL GAS MONITORING The purpose of a rigorous monitoring program is to evaluate the effectiveness of the LFGES and to adjust the system as necessary for efficient and effective collection of LFG. Recommended sampling activities to be performed at the Forward Landfill are as follows: Monitoring/Sampling Initial Frequency • Instantaneous Surface''Monitoting - Quarterly • Perimeter Probe Sampling Quarterly • Gas Extraction System Sampling Bi-Monthly • Wind Speed and Direction-Monitoring Periodic • Gas Treatment Facility Source Testing Annual The main office trailer aid--maintenance bvildingare-also monitored toassess potential gas accumulations at the foundations. Results of the monitoring program will be compiled.,i.ato,reports and submitted to the LEA and S)VAPCD, as appropriate. Landfill gas monitoring and sampling data will be reviewed to determine the effectiveness of the installed LFGES. Adjustments or additions to the LFGES will be made as necessary to maintain regulatory compliance. The initial frequency of monitoring and sampling will be applicable for a period of two years. After two years, the frequency of monitoring and sampling will be re-evaluated and amended (if necessary), unless required by regulations. 7.6 DRAINAGE AND EROSION CONTROLS The primary function of the surface water drainage and erosion control system is to minimize erosion, convey surface waters around the refuse cells and off the landfill in order to minimize potential infiltration of surface water into the refuse Forward Landfill jTD 7-13 L:\Allied\2000.193\Reports\finaljtd:Sec-7.0:08/20/01 BRYAN A-STIRRAT 6 ASSOCIATE£