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0 0 <br /> All non-contact water in locations #1 and #2 are held in a sediment pond <br /> and then sampled and analyzed in accordance with Forward Landfill's <br /> Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and Storm Water Monitoring Plan. <br /> If the pond is at capacity and the stormwater samples comply with the <br /> discharge requirements, non-contact water is discharged to the south fork <br /> of Little Johns Creek. A log is kept on site recording the volume of non- <br /> contact water discharged to the creek from the pond. <br /> Pond #3 includes a spill way that allows the non-contact water to flow <br /> directly into the north fork of Little Johns Creek. However, the non-contact <br /> water is sampled and analyzed in accordance with Forward Landfill storm <br /> water monitoring plan before the elevation of the non-contact water in the <br /> pond is at the spillway elevation. If the non-contact water is unacceptable <br /> for release, the liquid will be transferred to the doubled lined leachate <br /> evaporation ponds. <br /> The top deck of the Forward Landfill has been graded to drain to a series <br /> of culverts and downdrain pipes. The non-contact water is then directed <br /> to the sedimentation ponds via a syatem of V-ditches. Culvert pipes and <br /> fabric with gravel have been added to the ditches to prevent erosion. <br /> 4. Leachate <br /> All active waste management units (WMU) are built to Subtitle "D" <br /> standards and have complete leachate collection and removal systems <br /> (LCRSs) installed. Leachate is collected at the sump located in each WMU <br /> and directed to one of two leachate evaporation ponds. One pond is <br /> located in the southwest corner of the southern portion of the Forward <br /> Landfill. The other is located directly west of WMU FU-03. The volume of <br /> leachate discharged to the leachate ponds is recorded in an onsite log. <br />