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occurs. The conditions of the active faces of a landfill, as well as the leachate generated, must be monitored and professional judgment utilized at all times to keep these two factors in balance. g. 18 Forward 1993(D2) Portions of the site that either have been filled to the extent allowed or are not expected to be worked for extended periods(six months or longer) shall be sown with fast-germinating drought-tolerant grass seed and watered until a cover of vegetation is established. h. 19 Austin 1994(G 1.b),Austin 2000(G 1-b)(similar) The project sponsor shall seek to minimize the extent of area exposed to wind erosion. Exposed surfaces, including stockpiles, shall be vegetated to the extent possible. L 20 Austin 1994(G1.c),Austin 2000(G1.c) Plan and phase construction and closure operations such that they do not take place simultaneously on dry windy days. Schedule particularly dusty adi&es on separate days. j. 21 Austin 1994(G1.d),Austin 2000(G1.d) • Design the site filling plan to facilitate screening of the active face from the prevailing winds, whenever possible, to minimize the amount of windblown dust released from the working face. k 22 Austin 1994(G 1.e),Austin 2000(G1.e) Haul trucks carrying easily airborne material shall be covered during transport and sprayed with water prior to dumping if it is shown that this would reduce dust emissions during off- loading activities within the landfill. 23 Austin 1994(GM),Austin 2000(GM) The landfill operator shall restrict truck and equipment travel over loose, uncompacted, unpaved surfaces. in. 24 Forward 1993(D5) A particulate/meteorological monitoring station should be installed on the project site, preferably near the site boundary with one of the closer residential receptors. This monitoring station should be operational for a minimum of six months during the dry season(April- September)before landfill acfivity begins to intensify as a result of project implementation. Data should be collected daily during this baseline period, doing the landfill's transition to i higher project-related activity levels, and during the landfill's peak operational phases thereafter. If the more intensive landfill operations are found to increment the 24-hour average of the annual average PM10 levels by more than 5 ug4n3 over baseline, respectively, even with the implementation of all the above-mentioned dust controls, further dust control measure and/or limits on the amount of waste received at the site may be necessary to control PM10 impacts. n. 25 Forward 1993(D6) Forward, Inc. shall schedule regular deliveries of waste at the landfill to minimize queuing and idling. o. 26 Austin 1994(G2.b), Austin 2000(G2.b) The idling of all internal combustion equipment shall be limited to ten minutes at any given time. San Joaquin County UP-00-7, ER-00-27orward, Inc. Community Development Page 20