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j Page 2 of 2 <br />May 1, 2008. The purpose of my site visit to observe conditions noted during our last site visit <br />as well as to conduct landfill gas monitoring from the newly landfill gas probe GW -1A installed <br />to replace GW 1. The results of my observation are noted as follow: <br />Site Maintenance: Similar to last site visit, the entire landfill area was covered by <br />overgrown dried vegetation which had made it impossible to determine whether the cover was <br />intact and functioning as it should. The overgrown dried vegetation could also pose a fire hazard <br />especially with summer approaching. Since the site had previously experienced a surface fire <br />which had damaged a few of the extraction wells, CIWMB staff recommends that the landfill <br />operator maintain the vegetation so that site cover inspection could easily be conducted and also <br />to prevent surface fires from taking place which could cause a threat to public health and safety <br />and the environment as well as damaging the landfill gas control system. <br />Drainage Control: Abundant vegetation had grown in the perimeter drainage where the half - <br />pipe corrugated metal drainage was located. It was also unclear where this drainage would drain <br />the runoff into. Also, drainage on the southeast property boundary where grading had taken <br />place did not appear to function as intended. The operator should provide adequate drainage of <br />runoff for the entire site. Furthermore, depressions were noted across from the main entrance of <br />the site. Please assure the operator will correct such depressions so to prevent ponding of <br />runoff. <br />GW3: Please have the operator to extend each individual probe heights within this monitoring <br />well to allow for ease of monitoring. GW1A: Operator should assure this monitoring well is <br />capped and locked. <br />Please call (916-341-6354) or e-mail me if you have any questions. Thanks.............Gino <br />6/5/2008 <br />