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i -3- Plot Plot Plan Map of Area The types of structures of the buildings' re noted on ,the Plot Plan. Distances to structures are noted from the landfill limits The building used as the ticket office is easily moved as .the site operation is shifted® The land use is primarily agriculture with some small acreage areas being developed for homes. Site Development and Implementation Plan Harney Lane did not have a site development plan when it was under the City of Lodi operation. The San Joaquin County Department of Public works has studied the operation and will work towards establishing an acceptable opera- tional system. The periodic review of the site will assist in the formulating of a plan for development. Drainage Control The site development plan shows our drainage area to the west. Any run- off is channeled westerly to Eberhard Road. The runoff is then directed to the south where it flows into Paddy Creek. The borrow ditch alongside Harney Lane controls water in this area. The area around the landfill has drainage patterns already established that will handle storm runoff. Leachate The Harney Lane Landfill site has not experienced any accumulation of leachate® Therefore control and monitoring treatment is not necessary® Ground water Monitoring The San Joaquin County Flood Control Department monitors a well at the south west corner of Harney Lane and Eberhard Road® This is approximately 1,400' west of the Harney Lane Landfill property line The wells in this area continue to provide quality drinking water to the residents in this area. Gas Venting Landfill decomposition that produces gas that should be vented is non- existent at this site. It is not anticipated that this problem would' occur. Final Site Use The proposed land use after closure of the Harney Lane Landfill site is under study by the Department of Public works When a determination is :made by San Joaquin County & City of Lodi, we will forward this data to your agency.