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OPERATIONS PLAN
| ASBESTOS | MONOFILL, | C&D | DEBRIS | DISPOSAL | FACILITY |
| Permit | No. | SO05‐0026050‐010 | & | ||
| Permit | No. | SO05‐0026050‐011 |
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida
CONTRACT NO. W91278‐14‐D‐0010 TASK ORDER 0004
Prepared for:
| U.S. | Air | Force | Space | Command | (AFSPC) |
| 45 | CES/CEIE |
Patrick Air Force Base, Florida 32925 and
| U.S. | Army | Corps | of | Engineers, | Mobile | District |
| 109 | St. | Joseph | Street |
Mobile, Alabama 26602
Prepared by:
5858 South Semoran Blvd
Orlando, Florida 32822
Revision 4
November 18, 2016
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NOTICE
| This | Operations | Plan | has | been | prepared | for | the | United | States | Air | Force | by | 3E | Consultants, | Inc. | to |
| describe | the | operational | activities | associated | with | the | Asbestos | Monofill | and | the | C&D | Debris | ||||
| Disposal | Facility | located | at | the | Cape | Canaveral | Air | Force | Station | landfill. |
| Acceptance | of | this | Operations | Plan | in | performance | of | the | Contract | under | which | it | is | prepared | does |
| not | mean | the | United | States | Air | Force | adopts | its | conclusions, | recommendations, | or | other | views | ||
| expressed | herein, | which | are | those | of | the | contractor | only | and | do | not | necessarily | reflect | the | official |
| position | of | the | United | States | Air | Force. |
| Operations | Plan | ||||||
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REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE
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1. AGENCY USE ONLY (Leave Blank)
2. REPORT DATE
November 18, 2016
3. REPORT TYPE AND DATES COVERED
Operations Plan Revision 4, November 18, 2016
4. TITLE AND SUBTITLE
Operations Plan, Asbestos Monofill and C&D Debris Disposal Facility, CCAFS
5. FUNDING NUMBERS
W91278-14-D-0010 Task Order 0004
6. AUTHOR(S)
3E Consultants, Inc.
5858 Semoran Blvd.
Orlando, FL 32822
Air Force Project No.
7. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME(S) AND ADDRESS(ES)
3E Consultants, Inc.
7320 Narcoossee Road Orlando, FL 32822
8. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION
REPORT NUMBER
N/A
9. SPONSORING / MONITORING AGENCY NAME(S) AND ADDRESS(ES)
US Army Corp of Engineers Mobile District 109 St Joseph St PO Box 2288 Mobile, Alabama 36628
10. SPONSORING / MONITORING
AGENCY REPORT NUMBER
N/A
11. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES
None 12 a. DISTRIBUTION / AVAILABILITY STATEMENT
Approved for public release; distribution unlimited.
12 b. DISTRIBUTION CODE
37. ABSTRACT (Maximum 200 words)
This document is an Operations Plan for the Asbestos Monofill and C&D Debris Disposal Facility at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station prepared for the 45th Space Wing. This Operations Plan details the daily operations of the Asbestos Monofill and the C&D Debris Disposal Facility and provides instructions to ensure the landfill is operated and maintained in a condition that protects the public health and the environment and in accordance with applicable regulations.
14. SUBJECT TERMS
This Operations Plan was prepared in general accordance with Chapter 62-701, Florida Administrative Code in support of the permit consolidation application package for the Asbestos Monofill and C&D Debris Disposal Facility.
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PREFACE
| This | document | presents | the | Operations | Plan | for | the | Cape | Canaveral | Asbestos | Monofill | and | C&D | |||
| Debris | Disposal | Facility. | This | Plan | was | completed | under | contract | to | the | US | Army | Corp | of | Engineers | |
| (USACE) | and | prepared | for | the | 45th | Space | Wing. |
| The | work | was | performed | by | 3E | Consultants, | Inc. | under | contract | with | the | USACE, | Mobile, | Alabama. | ||||
| Mr. | Brad | Jackson | is | the | USACE | Technical | Project | Manager | (TPM). | Ms. | Kelly | Collins | is | the | Project | |||
| Manager | for | the | US | Air | Force. | Ms. | Ashley | Signorelli | is | the | 3E | Task | Order | Manager | and | Ms. | Katie | |
| Neale | is | the | 3E | Project | Engineer. |
| Reviewed | and | Approved: | Date: | 11/18/2016 | |
| Ashley | G. | Signorelli, | PE | ||
| Task | Order | Manager |
| Reviewed | and | Approved: | Date: | 11/18/2016 | |
| Katie | E. | Neale, | EI | ||
| Project | Engineer |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
| TABLE | OF | CONTENTS | ........................................................................................................................................... | V | |||
| LIST | OF | ACRONYMS | AND | ABBREVIATIONS | ............................................................................................. | VIII | |
| LIST | OF | MODIFICATIONS | TO | OPERATIONS | PLAN | ...................................................................................... | II |
| 1.0 | INTRODUCTION | ......................................................................................................................................... | 1 |
| 1.1 | Terms | of | Reference.............................................................................................................................................. | 1 | |||||
| 1.2 | Holder | of | Permits | ................................................................................................................................................. | 1 | ||||
| 1.3 | Purpose | and | Scope | of | the | Operations | Plan | ................................................................................................ | 1 |
| 1.4 | Facility | Location | and | Access | ............................................................................................................................ | 1 |
2.0 LANDFILL PERSONNEL AND FACILITIES
| 2.1 | Personnel | Requirements | ................................................................................................................................... | 3 | |
| 2.1.1 | Numbers | and | Types | ........................................................................................................................................... | 3 |
| 2.1.2 | Training | Plan | ........................................................................................................................................................ | 4 | |
| 2.1.2.1 | Training | Requirements | ............................................................................................................................ | 4 | |
| 2.1.2.2 | Training | Schedule | ...................................................................................................................................... | 5 |
| 2.2 | Landfill | Entrance | Procedures | ................................................................................................................................. | 5 | ||
| 2.2.1 | Hours | and | Days | of | Operation | ......................................................................................................................... | 5 |
| 2.2.2 | Authorized | Waste | ............................................................................................................................................... | 5 | |||
| 2.2.3 | Unauthorized | Waste | .......................................................................................................................................... | 7 | |||
| 2.2.4 | Processing | Customers | ....................................................................................................................................... | 8 | |||
| 2.2.4.1 | Prior | Notification | ........................................................................................................................................ | 8 | |||
| 2.2.4.2 | At | the | Landfill | ............................................................................................................................................... | 8 | ||
| 2.2.4.3 | Documentation | ............................................................................................................................................ | 8 | ||||
| 2.2.4.4 | Disposal | Locations | ..................................................................................................................................... | 9 |
2.2.5 Load‐Checking Program
| 2.3 | Perimeter | Control | and | Signs | ................................................................................................................................. | 10 |
| 2.3.1 | Access | Points/Signs | ......................................................................................................................................... | 10 | ||
| 2.3.2 | Asbestos | Signs | and | Markers | ......................................................................................................................... | 10 |
| 2.4 | On‐Site | Structures | ..................................................................................................................................................... | 11 | ||
| 2.5 | Communication | Facilities | ....................................................................................................................................... | 11 | ||
| 2.6 | Temporary | Suspension | of | Operations | .............................................................................................................. | 11 |
3.0 LANDFILL OPERATIONS
| 3.1 | Basic | Landfilling | Procedures | ......................................................................................................................... | 12 |
| 3.1.1 | Working | Face | Practices | .................................................................................................................................. | 12 |
| 3.1.2 | Filling | Procedures | ............................................................................................................................................. | 13 | |
| 3.1.2.1 | Compacting | ................................................................................................................................................. | 13 |
| 3.1.3 | Cover | Placement................................................................................................................................................ | 13 | |
| 3.1.3.1 | Initial | Cover | ................................................................................................................................................ | 13 |
| 3.1.3.2 | Intermediate | Cover | .................................................................................................................................. | 14 |
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3.1.3.3 Final Cover
3.1.4 Stockpiling
| 3.2 | Equipment | ............................................................................................................................................................. | 15 | |
| 3.2.1 | Primary | Equipment | ......................................................................................................................................... | 15 |
| 3.2.2 | Back‐Up | Equipment | ......................................................................................................................................... | 15 |
| 3.2.3 | Equipment | Care | ................................................................................................................................................. | 15 |
| 3.3 | Roads | ....................................................................................................................................................................... | 16 | |||||
| 3.3.1 | Road | Locations | ................................................................................................................................................... | 16 | ||||
| 3.3.2 | Maintenance | of | Roads | ..................................................................................................................................... | 16 | |||
| 3.3.2.1 | Filling | of | Potholes | ..................................................................................................................................... | 16 | |||
| 3.3.2.2 | Grading | ......................................................................................................................................................... | 16 | |||||
| 3.3.2.3 | Restoring | Settlement | .............................................................................................................................. | 16 | ||||
| 3.3.2.4 | Removal | of | Materials | from | Landfill | Roadways | ............................................................................ | 16 |
| 3.3.2.5 | Maintenance | of | Drainage | Swales | ....................................................................................................... | 16 |
3.4 Salvage/Recycling
4.0 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS
| 4.1 | Facility | Inspection | & | Maintenance | Plan | .................................................................................................... | 17 |
| 4.1.1 | Surface‐Water | Control | System | .................................................................................................................... | 17 | ||
| 4.1.2 | Final | Cover | Maintenance | ............................................................................................................................... | 17 |
| 4.2 | Landfill | Active | Area | Controls | ......................................................................................................................... | 17 |
| 4.2.1 | Litter | Control | ...................................................................................................................................................... | 17 | ||
| 4.2.2 | Buffer | Maintenance | .......................................................................................................................................... | 18 | ||
| 4.2.3 | Dust | Control | ........................................................................................................................................................ | 18 | ||
| 4.2.4 | Vectors | and | Odor | Control | .............................................................................................................................. | 18 |
| 4.2.5 | Record | Keeping | .................................................................................................................................................. | 18 |
5.0 CONTINGENCY PLAN
| 5.1 | Introduction.......................................................................................................................................................... | 20 | ||||||
| 5.2 | Emergency | Contact | Numbers | ........................................................................................................................ | 20 | |||
| 5.3 | Fire | Control | Plan | ................................................................................................................................................. | 20 | |||
| 5.3.1 | Fire | Reporting | & | Fire | Evacuation | Procedures | ...................................................................................... | 20 |
| 5.3.2 | Self | Fire | Extinguishing | .................................................................................................................................... | 21 | |||
| 5.3.3 | Fire | Extinguishers | and | First | Aid | Kits | ........................................................................................................ | 22 |
| 5.4 | Hazardous | or | Other | Unauthorized | Materials | During | Discharge | .................................................... | 22 | ||||
| 5.4.1 | Discovery | of | Known | or | Suspected | Hazardous | or | Unauthorized | Waste | During | Operations | ||
| ............................................................................................................................................................................................. | 22 | ||||||||||||
| 5.4.2 | Discovery | of | Unauthorized | Waste | In | Disposal | Cell(s) | ....................................................................... | 22 | ||||
| 5.4.3 | Discovery | of | Suspected | Hazardous | or | Unauthorized | Waste | in | a | Non‐Discharged | Load | .... | 23 |
| 5.4.4 | Disturbance | of | Covered | Asbestos | Waste................................................................................................. | 23 | |||||||
| 5.4.5 | Discovery | of | Friable | Asbestos | Waste | in | C&D | Debris | Disposal | Cell | .............................................. | 23 |
5.5 Airborne Release of Asbestos Material
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5. 6 Preparation for Severe Weather or Hurricanes
| 6.0 | WATER | QUALITY | MONITORING | ....................................................................................................... | 25 |
| 7.0 | CLOSURE | PLAN | ....................................................................................................................................... | 26 |
| 7.1 | Closure | Design | Plan | ........................................................................................................................................... | 26 |
| 7.2 | Closure | Operation | Plan | .................................................................................................................................... | 26 |
8.0 REFERENCES
APPENDICES
| Appendix | A | – | FDEP | Notification | and | Operations | Plan | Modification | Form |
| Appendix | B | – | Waste | Disposal | Verification | Form | |||
| Appendix | C | – | Waste | Manifest | Form | ||||
| Appendix | D | – | Quarterly | & | Annual | Waste | Report | Forms | |
| Appendix | E | – | Waste | Incident | Form |
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LIST OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
3E = 3E Consultants, Inc.
45th CES/CEIE = 45th Civil Engineer Squadron/ Environmental Quality
ACM = Asbestos‐Containing Material
AF = Air Force
C&D
CCA
| Construction | & | Demolition |
| Chromated | Copper | Arsenate |
CCAFS = Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
CFR = Code of Federal Regulations
CHS = Comprehensive Health Services
CM = Centimeter
EPA = Environmental Protection Agency
FAC = Florida Administrative Code
FACC = Fire Alarm Communication Center
FDEP = Florida Department of Environmental Protection ft = Feet
GPS = Global Positioning System
IOMS = Infrastructure Operations & Maintenance Services
JBOSC = Joint Base Operations and Support Contractor
MPIS = Monitoring Plan Implementation Schedule
NESHAP = National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants
NGVD = National Geodetic Vertical Datum
PAFB = Patrick Air Force Base
PPE = Personal Protective Equipment
RCRA = Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
SGS = Space Gateway Support
TCLP = Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedures
TREEO
= Center for Training, Research, & Education for Environmental Occupations
UF = University of Florida
USACE = United States Army Corps of Engineers
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LIST OF MODIFICATIONS TO OPERATIONS PLAN
| Modification | & | Purpose | of | Modification: | Modifications | made | to | include | C&D | Disposal | Facility | |
| operations | into | one | combined | operations | plan | in | conjunction | with | the | permit | consolidation. |
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Terms of Reference
| This | Operations | Plan | has | been | prepared | by | 3E | Consultants, | Inc. | (3E) | on | behalf | of | the | U.S. | Army | |
| Corps | of | Engineers | (USACE) | and | the | U.S. | Air | Force | (AF) | for | an | Asbestos | Monofill | located | at | the | Cape |
| Canaveral | Air | Force | Station | (CCAFS) | landfill | located | at | the | south | end | of | Armory | Road. | This | |||
| Operations | Plan | has | been | prepared | to | comply | with | the | requirements | of | Chapter | 62‐701 | of | the | |||
| Florida | Administrative | Code | (FAC). | The | CCAFS | Asbestos | Monofill | and | Construction | and | Demolition | ||||||
| (C&D) | Debris | Disposal | Facility | are | currently | operating | under | a | permit | issued | by | the | Florida | ||||
| Department | of | Environmental | Protection | (FDEP); | Permit | Nos. | 0026050‐012‐SO‐08 | and | SO05‐ | ||||||||
| 0026050‐011, | respectively. | The | Closed | Class | I | Disposal | Facility, | Permit | No. | 0026050‐013‐SF‐14, | is | ||||||
| not | operational | and | is | addressed | in | the | Long‐Term | Care | Plan. |
1.2 Holder of Permits
| The | holder | of | the | Asbestos | Monofill, | C&D | Debris | Disposal | Facility | and | Closed | Class | I | Disposal | Facility |
| Permits | is | as | follows: |
| U.S. | Air | Force | |||
| 45th | CES/CEI | ||||
| 1224 | Jupiter | Street | |||
| Patrick | Air | Force | Base, | Florida | 32925 |
| POC: | 45th | CES/CEIE |
1.3 Purpose and Scope of the Operations Plan
| The | Operations | Plan | provides | a | detailed | description | of | the | daily | operations | of | the | Asbestos | Monofill | ||
| and | the | C&D | Debris | Disposal | Facility. | The | Operations | Plan | shall | be | kept | near | the | landfill | facility | and |
| shall | be | accessible | to | landfill | operators. | The | primary | purpose | of | the | Operations | Plan | is | to | provide | |
| instructions | to | ensure | the | landfill | is | operated | and | maintained | in | a | condition | that | protects | the | public | |
| health | and | the | environment | and | in | accordance | with | applicable | regulations. |
1.4 Facility Location and Access
| The | CCAFS | Asbestos | Monofill | and | C&D | Debris | Disposal | Facility | are | located | at | the | south | end | of | Armory |
| Road, | which | is | off | of | Central | Control | Road, | approximately | ¾ | mile | southwest | of | Launch | Complex | 36B. | |
| The | telephone | number | at | the | scale‐house | is | (321) | 853‐4672. |
| The | CCAFS | Asbestos | Monofill | and | C&D | Debris | Disposal | Facility | share | common | property | with | a |
| permitted | Closed | Class | I | Disposal | Facility. | The | common | property | containing | the | three | permitted | areas |
| is | collectively | referred | to | as | the | CCAFS | Landfill. |
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| The | CCAFS | Landfill | is | surrounded | by | natural | vegetation | on | the | northern, | eastern, | and | western | ||||||
| property | boundaries, | and | the | CCAFS | Skid | Strip | (a | controlled‐access | airfield) | along | the | southern | |||||||
| property | boundary; | all | of | which | serve | as | an | effective | barrier | to | prevent | unauthorized | dumping | at | the | ||||
| landfill. | Access | to | the | CCAFS | Landfill | is | limited | to | a | single | point | of | entry | at | the | south | end | of | Armory |
| Road. | The | entrance | contains | a | scale‐house | which | is | staffed | during | operation | hours. | When | the | landfill | |||||
| units | are | not | accepting | waste, | the | landfill | staff | ensures | the | active | disposal | areas | are | not | accessible | to | |||
| waste | hauling | vehicles. | The | gate | is | closed | and | locked | to | prevent | unauthorized | entry | and | the | dumping | ||||
| of | unauthorized | wastes. |
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2.0 LANDFILL PERSONNEL AND FACILITIES
2.1 Personnel Requirements
2.1.1 NUMBERS AND TYPES
| The | CCAFS | Landfill | shall | have | a | trained | operator | on | duty | whenever | the | facility | is | operating | in | |
| accordance | with | Chapter | 62‐701.710(4)(c)1, | FAC. | At | least | one | trained | spotter | shall | be | on | duty | at | the | |
| working | face | at | all | times | when | waste | is | being | received | to | inspect | the | incoming | waste | in | accordance |
| with | Chapter | 62‐701.710(4)(c)2, | FAC. | The | trained | operator | may | perform | the | duties | of | a | trained | |||
| spotter | and/or | scale‐house | attendant. | In | addition, | a | heavy | equipment | operator | shall | be | present | when |
needed.
| The | scale‐house | attendant | shall | control | access | to | the | landfill | from | a | single | point | of | entry | at | the | south | |
| end | of | Armory | Road. | When | the | landfill | is | not | accepting | waste, | the | gate(s) | shall | be | closed | and | locked | |
| to | prevent | dumping | of | unauthorized | wastes. | During | periods | of | inactivity, | where | landfill | operations | ||||||
| have | temporarily | been | suspended, | the | owner | shall | provide | written | notification | to | FDEP | a | minimum | of | ||||
| 30 | days | prior | to | resuming | operations. | This | notification | shall | include | landfill | operation | schedule | (days | |||||
| and | hours) | and | training | certifications | for | all | landfill | employees | when | applicable. |
| The | scale‐house | attendant | shall | stop | all | in‐bound | vehicles | carrying | waste | for | proper | documentation | |||||
| and | to | inspect | the | loads | to | determine | compliance | with | the | regulatory | definition | of | asbestos | or | C&D | ||
| debris | and | acceptability | for | disposal. | An | asbestos | load | shall | not | be | accepted | unless | prior | arrangement | |||
| has | been | made | a | minimum | of | 24 | hours | prior | to | arrival | and | a | properly | completed | and | signed | manifest |
| accompanies | each | load. | Once | approved | for | disposal, | the | scale‐house | attendant | shall | record | receipt | of | ||||
| the | load | in | the | asbestos | log | book | and | retain | a | copy | of | the | asbestos | manifest. | Historical | records | |
| periodically | removed | from | the | scale‐house | will | be | retained | at | a | secure | facility | located | off | the | CCAFS | ||
| Landfill | Property | as | designated | by | the | Landfill | Program | Manager. |
| In | accordance | with | 62‐701.730(7)(d), | FAC, | a | trained | spotter | shall | be | on | duty | at | the | working | face | at | all |
| times | when | the | landfill | receives | waste | to | detect | unauthorized | wastes. | The | working | face | is | defined | as | ||
| the | portion | of | a | landfill | where | waste | is | deposited, | spread, | and | compacted | before | placement | of | initial | ||
| cover. | The | heavy | equipment | operator | will | typically | serve | as | the | trained | spotter, | but | the | scale‐house | |||
| attendant | may | also | serve | as | a | spotter | when | needed. |
| For | asbestos | waste | off | loaded | at | the | Asbestos | Monofill, | a | heavy | equipment | operator | shall | be | required |
| to | immediately | cover | the | asbestos | waste | as | detailed | in | Section | 3.1.3 | of | this | report. | The | heavy |
| equipment | operator | may | also | construct | new | asbestos | disposal | pits. | An | intermediate | cover | shall | be | ||
| installed | on | the | C&D | disposal | unit | within | 30 | days | after | the | unit | stops | accepting | waste. |
| If | the | daily | volume | at | the | landfill | increases | so | that | additional | equipment | is | required, | staffing | shall | be |
| increased | as | needed | to | supply | trained | personnel | to | operate | and | maintain | the | additional | equipment. |
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| In | addition | to | the | permanent | staff, | casual | labor | may | be | hired | for | area | clean‐up, | ground | maintenance, |
| and | other | intermittent | activities | as | needed. |
2.1.2 TRAINING PLAN
| Owners | and | operators | of | the | CCAFS | landfill | shall | ensure | that | operators | employed | at | the | facility | are |
| properly | trained | to | operate | the | facility, | and | that | spotters | are | properly | trained | to | identify | and | properly |
| manage | any | unauthorized | waste, | listed | in | Section | 2.2, | which | is | received | at | the | facility. | The | training |
| plan | as | required | per | Chapter | 62‐701.320(15)(a), | FAC | is | included | herein | as | Section | 2.1.2 | of | the | |
| Operations | Plan. |
| The | training | plan, | along | with | records | documenting | how | the | training | plan | is | being | implemented, | shall | |||||
| be | kept | at | the | facility | at | all | times | and | be | made | available | for | inspection | by | FDEP. | FDEP | maintains | a | list |
| of | relevant | training | courses | which | are | available | in | the | State | of | Florida. |
2.1.2.1 Training Requirements
Landfill Operator
| Landfill | operators | shall | complete | 24 | hours | of | initial | training, | and | shall | pass | an | examination | as | part | of |
| that | training | in | accordance | with | Chapter | 62‐701.320(15)(b), | FAC. | Within | three | years | after | passing | the | |||
| examination, | and | every | three | years | thereafter, | operators | shall | complete | an | additional | 16 | hours | of | |||
| continued | training. |
| The | definition | in | Chapter | 62‐701.200, | FAC | of | “operator” | means | any | person, | including | the | owner, | who | ||
| is | principally | engaged | in, | and | is | in | charge | of, | the | actual | operation, | supervision, | and | maintenance | of | a |
| solid | waste | management | facility | and | includes | the | on‐site | person | in | charge | of | a | shift | or | period | of |
| operation | during | any | part | of | the | day, | such | as | facility | managers, | supervisors | and | equipment | operators. | ||
| It | does | not | include | office | personnel, | laborers, | equipment | operators | not | in | a | supervisory | capacity, | |||
| transporters, | corporate | directors, | elected | officials, | or | other | persons | in | managerial | roles | unless | such | ||||
| persons | are | directly | involved | in | on‐site | supervision | or | operation | of | a | solid | waste | management | facility. | ||
| A | trained | operator | may | perform | the | duties | of | a | trained | spotter. |
| The | definition | of | an | “interim | operator” | means | a | person | who | has, | in | the | opinion | of | the | facility | ||
| manager, | shown | competency | in | his | chosen | occupation | through | a | combination | of | work | experience, | ||||||
| education | and | training | and | who | has | at | least | one | year | of | experience | at | that | facility | or | a | similar | facility. |
| An | interim | operator | must | become | a | trained | operator | within | one | year | of | employment | as | an | interim |
operator.
Spotter
| In | order | to | be | considered | trained, | the | spotter | shall | complete | 8 | hours | of | an | initial | training | course | for |
| spotters | at | an | approved | facility | in | accordance | with | Chapter | 62‐701.320(15)(c), | FAC. | Within | three |
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| years | after | attending | the | initial | training, | and | every | three | years | thereafter, | spotters | shall | complete | an |
| additional | 4 | hours | of | continued | training. |
| For | purposes | of | this | subsection, | “spotter” | means | a | person | employed | at | a | solid | waste | management | |
| facility | whose | job | it | is | to | inspect | incoming | waste | and | to | identify | and | properly | manage | any |
| unauthorized | waste | that | is | received | at | the | facility | as | specified | in | Section | 2.2.3 | below, | which | includes |
| chromated | copper | arsenate | (CCA) | treated | wood. |
| For | purposes | of | this | subsection, | “interim | spotter” | means | a | person | who | has, | in | the | opinion | of | the |
| facility | manager, | shown | competency | in | his | chosen | occupation | through | a | combination | of | work | ||||
| experience, | education | and | training. | An | interim | spotter | must | become | a | trained | spotter | or | trained | |||
| operator | within | three | months | of | employment | as | an | interim | spotter. |
2.1.2.2 Training Schedule
| During | periods | of | inactivity, | where | landfill | operations | have | temporarily | been | suspended, | the | owner | |||
| shall | provide | written | notification | to | FDEP | a | minimum | of | 30 | days | prior | to | resuming | operations. | This |
| notification | shall | include | training | certifications | for | all | landfill | employees | as | well | as | the | list | and | |
| schedule | of | the | training | classes | which | will | be | attended | by | the | landfill’s | operators | and | spotters. | |
| Training | for | operators | and | spotters | are | offered | by | the | University | of | Florida’s | (UF) | Center | for | Training, |
| Research | & | Education | for | Environmental | Occupations | (TREEO) | or | other | approved | facilities. | Training | ||||
| will | include | how | to | identify | unauthorized | wastes, | such | as | CCA | treated | wood, | within | incoming | waste | |
| loads | to | ensure | compliance | with | this | Operations | Plan. |
2.2 Landfill Entrance Procedures
2.2.1 HOURS AND DAYS OF OPERATION
| During | periods | of | inactivity, | where | landfill | operations | have | temporarily | been | suspended, | the | owner | |||
| shall | provide | written | notification | to | FDEP | a | minimum | of | 30 | days | prior | to | resuming | operations. | This |
| notification | shall | be | submitted | on | the | FDEP | Notification | Form | included | as | Appendix | A | and | shall | |
| include | landfill | operation | schedule | (days | and | hours) | and | training | certifications | for | all | landfill | |||
| employees | when | applicable. | For | additional | steps | to | be | taken | prior | to | entering | and | exiting | periods | of |
| temporary | suspension | of | operations, | see | Section | 2.6 | below. |
2.2.2 AUTHORIZED WASTE
| The | following | are | typical | examples | of | asbestos | materials | that | shall | be | authorized | for | disposal | in | the |
| CCAFS | Asbestos | Monofill: |
| Friable | Asbestos | Material | – | Any | material | containing | more | than | 1% | asbestos | that, | when | dry, |
| can | be | crumbled, | pulverized, | or | reduced | to | powder | by | hand | pressure. |
Non‐Friable Asbestos Containing Material:
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| o Category | I | Non‐Friable | Asbestos | Material | – | Asbestos | containing | packaging, | gaskets, | |
| resilient | floor | covering, | and | asphalt | roofing | products | containing | more | than | 1% |
asbestos.
| o Category | II | Non‐Friable | Asbestos | Material | – | Any | material, | excluding | Category | I | Non‐ |
| Friable | Asbestos | Material, | containing | more | than | 1% | asbestos | that, | when | dry, | cannot |
| be | crumbled, | pulverized, | or | reduced | to | powder | by | hand | pressure. |
| A | small | amount | of | water | present | with | the | asbestos‐containing | material | (ACM) | is | normal | and | typical | |
| as | it | prevents | emission | of | asbestos | fibers | during | the | covering | and | compaction | phases. | Masks, | wipes, | |
| gloves, | and | other | materials | that | may | have | become | contaminated | with | asbestos | may | be | present. | ||
| Sealed | cans, | drums, | and | boxes | containing | asbestos | wastes | are | to | be | accepted | if | properly | marked | as |
| containing | ACM; | but | empty | paint | cans | and | office | trash | shall | be | rejected. |
| The | following | are | typical | examples | of | C&D | materials | that | shall | be | authorized | for | disposal | in | the | CCAFS |
| C&D | Debris | Disposal | Facility: |
| Construction | and | Demolition | Debris | – | Discarded | materials | generally | considered | to | be | not | ||||
| water | soluble | and | non‐hazardous | in | nature. | This | includes | but | is | not | limited | to; | steel, | glass, | |
| brick, | concrete, | asphalt | material, | pipe, | gypsum | wallboard, | and | lumber, | from | the | construction | ||||
| or | destruction | of | a | structure | considered | being | part | of | a | construction | or | demolition | project | or | |
| from | the | renovation | or | maintenance | of | a | structure. | This | also | includes | rocks, | soils, | tree | ||
| remains, | or | other | vegetative | matter | which | normally | results | from | land | clearing | or | land | |||
| development | operations | for | a | construction | project | as | well | as | clean | cardboard, | paper, | plastic, | |||
| unpainted, | non‐treated | wood | and | wood | scraps, | and | metal | scraps | from | a | construction | project. | |||
| Mixing | of | construction | and | demolition | debris | with | other | types | of | solid | waste | including | |||
| materials | which | are | not | from | the | actual | construction | or | destruction | of | a | structure | will | cause | it |
| to | be | classified | as | other | than | construction | and | demolition | debris. | Only | C&D | debris | is | ||
| authorized | for | disposal | at | the | CCAFS | C&D | disposal | facility. |
| Clean | Debris | – | Solid | waste | that | is | virtually | inert, | which | is | not | a | pollution | threat | to | ||
| groundwater | or | surface | waters, | is | not | a | fire | hazard, | and | is | likely | to | retain | its | physical | and | |
| chemical | structure | under | expected | conditions | of | disposal. | The | term | includes | brick, | glass, | ||||||
| ceramics | and | uncontaminated | concrete | including | embedded | pipe | or | steel. | Mixing | of | clean | ||||||
| debris | with | other | types | of | solid | waste | will | cause | it | to | be | classified | as | other | than | clean | debris. |
| Clean | debris | generated | from | construction | and | demolition | operations | is | authorized | for | |||||||
| disposal | in | the | CCAFS | C&D | disposal | facility. |
| Sandblast | Media | – | Sandblast | waste | is | authorized | for | disposal | provided | that | it | is | derived | from |
| the | maintenance | of | a | structure | (not | a | vehicle) | and | does | not | contain | hazardous | levels | of |
| Toxicity | Characteristic | Leaching | Procedures | (TCLP) | constituents | equal | to | or | above | the | limits | |||
| established | in | Chapter | 40 | of | the | Code | of | Federal | Regulations | (CFR) | Part | 261.24. |
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2.2.3 UNAUTHORIZED WASTE
| Wastes | not | specifically | authorized | for | disposal | shall | be | unauthorized. | The | following | general | ||||
| categories | of | wastes | shall | not | be | accepted | for | disposal | at | the | Asbestos | Monofill | and/or | C&D | Debris |
| Disposal | Facility. | Disposal | of | combinations | or | mixtures | of | these | wastes | asbestos | debris | shall | be |
prohibited.
| Hazardous | Waste | – | No | listed | hazardous | wastes | or | characteristic | hazardous | wastes | (including |
| corrosive, | ignitable, | reactive | and | toxic | (those | exceeding | TCLP | limitations)]. |
| Garbage | – | Kitchen, | table, | and | food | waste; | animal | or | vegetative | waste | or | resulting | from |
| storage, | preparation, | cooking, | or | handling | of | food | materials. |
| Residential | Waste | – | Any | solid | waste, | including | garbage, | trash, | and | sanitary | waste | generated | as |
| a | result | of | normal | housekeeping | activities | at | a | residential | or | industrial | dwelling. |
Class III Waste or Trash – Paper, cardboard, cloth, glass, plastics and other similar wastes.
Yard Trash – Vegetative matter resulting from landscaping maintenance.
| The | following | specific | types | of | wastes | are | not | acceptable | for | disposal | at | the | CCAFS | C&D | disposal |
| facility. | Combinations | or | mixtures | of | these | wastes | with | C&D | debris | are | also | not | prohibited. |
Tires
Tarps, plastic sheathing
Radioactive material
Sludge
Batteries (lead acid, mercury, lithium, nickel cadmium)
Oil filters and automobile parts
Any product that may be classified as hazardous
Biomedical waste
Products containing mercury (i.e. lamps, switches, gauges, etc.)
Products containing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
Aerosol cans (empty or otherwise)
CCA Treated Wood (lumber and wood products treated with CCA preservative)
Plastic buckets unless “empty” as defined in Chapter 62‐701.730(7)(g), FAC.
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2.2.4 PROCESSING CUSTOMERS
| 2.2.4.1 | Prior | Notification | ||||||||||||||||
| Waste | materials | will | be | accepted | only | on | the | days | and | times | the | CCAFS | landfill | is | in | operation, | and | |
| only | when | prior | notice | is | provided | to | the | landfill | operator. | The | waste | hauler | shall | be | required | to | ||
| provide | the | type | of | waste, | quantity | of | waste, | and | the | date | the | shipment | is | scheduled | to | arrive | at | the |
| landfill. | The | physical | dimensions | of | the | waste | must | be | within | the | handling | capabilities | of | the | landfill | |||
| disposal | equipment. |
| 2.2.4.2 | At | the | Landfill | ||||||||||||||
| All | waste | hauling | vehicles | entering | the | landfill | shall | sign | in | at | the | scale‐house | and | present | the | load | to |
| the | scale‐house | operator | for | screening | and | examination | of | proper | documentation. | The | scale‐house | ||||||
| attendant | shall | record | the | weight | of | the | vehicle. | The | scale‐house | attendant(s), | landfill | operator, | heavy | ||||
| equipment | operator(s), | and/or | spotter(s) | shall | identify | unauthorized | wastes | or | potential | sources | of | ||||||
| regulated | hazardous | waste. | All | site | workers | shall | be | familiar | with | containers | and | labels | typically | ||||
| used | for | hazardous | waste | and | hazardous | materials. | If | no | unauthorized | or | unacceptable | wastes | are | ||||
| detected, | the | scale‐house | operator | shall | direct | the | transporter | to | the | proper | disposal | area. | If | in | the | ||
| inspector’s | judgment, | there | is | the | potential | for | a | release | of | visible | emissions | from | the | waste | during | ||
| disposal, | the | load | shall | be | rejected | until | the | potential | release | is | abated. | After | all | waste | is | properly | |
| placed | in | the | trench, | the | empty | transport | vehicle | shall | be | weighed | at | the | scale‐house | unless | the | ||
| vehicle | weight | is | on | file | at | the | scale‐house. |
| 2.2.4.3 | Documentation | |||||||||||||||
| The | waste | hauler | must | have | a | complete | and | valid | Waste | Disposal | Verification | Form | (Appendix | B) | ||
| in | hand | or | on | file | at | the | scale‐house. | Each | load | must | be | accompanied | by | a | Waste | Manifest |
| (Appendix | C). |
| Construction | and | Demolition | Debris | Documentation: | The | hauler | must | provide | documentation | ||||
| verifying | that | the | waste | was | generated | on | government | property | under | a | government | contract | and |
| that | it | has | been | approved | for | disposal | by | the | Air | Force. |
| Spent | Sandblast | Media | Documentation: | Spent | sandblast | media | shall | be | accompanied | by | ||
| documentation | confirming | all | parameters | have | been | analyzed | and | are | below | the | established | TCLP |
| standards | as | referenced | in | 40 | CFR | Part | 261.24. |
The scale‐house operator shall record the following information in the Daily Log:
Date
Time
| Type, | weight, | quantity | of | the | ACM | waste | in | cubic | yards, | and | origin | of | waste | (building | or |
| facility | number) |
Name, address, and telephone number of the waste generator
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Name, address, and telephone number of the transporter(s)
Truck license number(s)
Name of truck driver(s)
Comments and results of load checking as detailed in Section 2.2.5 of this Plan
Inspector’s name
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| Disposal | locations | shall | be | marked | in | the | field | and | maintained | in | accordance | with | 40 | CFR | 61.154(f). | |||
| Records | of | waste | location, | depth, | area, | and | quantity | in | cubic | meters | (cubic | yards) | will | be | ||||
| maintained | within | the | disposal | site | at | the | scale‐house | until | closure. | These | shall | be | marked | on | a | map | ||
| or | diagram. | The | horizontal | limits | of | the | waste | shall | be | established | utilizing | a | Global | Positioning | ||||
| System | (GPS) | with | an | accuracy | of | ± | 1 | foot. | The | vertical | limits | shall | be | established | prior | to | waste | |
| disposal. | The | bottom | of | the | waste | cell | shall | be | surveyed | in | utilizing | an | established | benchmark | and | |||
| shall | not | be | below | 5.00 | feet | (ft) | National | Geodetic | Vertical | Datum | (NGVD) | of | 1929 | for | the | C&D | ||
| debris | and | 5.26 | ft | NGVD | of | 1929 | for | the | Asbestos | Monofill. | The | maximum | elevation | of | the | waste | ||
| cells | including | the | 24‐inch | final | cover | shall | not | exceed | 15 | ft | NGVD | 1929. | The | horizontal | limits | and | ||
| final | vertical | elevation | shall | be | documented | and | maintained | at | the | scale‐house | until | closure. |
2.2.5 LOAD‐CHECKING PROGRAM
| Shipments | of | unauthorized, | unacceptable, | or | undocumented | waste | shall | be | denied | access | to | the | |||
| disposal | site | and | will | be | hauled | away. | Detailed | procedures | for | this | scenario | are | presented | in | Section |
| 5.4 | of | this | Plan. | A | load‐checking | program | shall | be | conducted | to | detect | and | discourage | attempts | to |
| dispose | of | unauthorized | wastes | at | the | landfill. | The | load‐checking | program | will | consist | of | the |
following:
| The | landfill | operator | will | examine | at | least | three | random | loads | of | solid | waste | delivered | to | the |
| landfill | each | week. | The | waste | collection | vehicle | drivers | selected | by | the | inspector | will | be | ||
| directed | to | discharge | their | loads | at | a | designated | location | within | the | landfill. | A | detailed | ||
| inspection | of | the | discharged | material | will | be | made | for | any | unauthorized | wastes. |
| If | unauthorized, | regulated | or | hazardous | wastes | are | found, | follow | the | procedures | detailed | in | |||
| Section | 5 | of | this | Plan. | The | landfill | operator | will | halt | the | operation, | cordon | off | or | otherwise |
| isolate | the | area, | and | notify | Cape | Support | of | a | potential | hazardous | material | scenario. | The | ||
| landfill | site | manager | will | contact | the | generator, | hauler, | or | other | party | responsible | for | |||
| shipping | the | waste | to | the | landfill | to | determine | the | identity | of | the | waste | sources. |
| If | the | generator | or | hauler | cannot | be | identified, | Cape | Support | will | dispatch | the | appropriate |
| response | team | to | initiate | clean‐up, | transportation, | and | disposal | activities, | if | appropriate. |
| A | record | of | information | and | observations | gathered | during | each | random | inspection | will | be | |||
| recorded | in | writing | and | retained | at | the | landfill | for | at | least | three | years. | The | recorded | |
| information | will | include: | the | date | and | time | of | the | inspection; | the | names | of | the | hauling | firm |
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| and | the | driver | of | the | vehicle; | the | vehicle | license | plate | number; | the | source | of | the | waste, | as |
| stated | by | the | driver; | and | observations | made | by | the | inspector | during | the | detailed | inspection. | |||
| The | written | record | shall | be | signed | by | the | inspector. |
| If | the | presence | of | improperly | enclosed | or | uncovered | waste, | or | any | ACM | not | sealed | in | leak‐ |
| tight | containers | is | discovered, | it | shall | be | reported | in | the | written | record | signed | by | the | |
| inspector | in | accordance | with | 40 | CFR | 154(e)(1)(iv). | If | a | significant | amount | of | improperly | |||
| enclosed | or | uncovered | waste | is | present, | the | incident | shall | be | reported | immediately | to | 45 | ||
| CES/CEIE | and | the | contracting | officer. | The | AF | shall | report | the | incident | by | the | following | ||
| working | day | to | the | local, | State, | or | Environmental | Protection | Agency | (EPA) | Regional | office | |||
| responsible | for | administering | the | asbestos | National | Emission | Standards | for | Hazardous | Air | |||||
| Pollutants | (NESHAP) | program | for | the | waste | generator | (identified | in | the | waste | shipment | ||||
| record), | and, | if | different, | the | local, | State, | or | EPA | regional | office | responsible | for | |||
| administering | the | asbestos | NESHAP | program | for | the | disposal | site. | A | copy | of | the | waste | ||
| shipment | record | and | date | of | receipt | shall | be | included | along | with | the | written | record | signed | |
| by | the | inspector. |
| Subsequent | shipments | from | sources | found | or | suspected | to | be | previously | responsible | for | |
| shipping | regulated | hazardous | waste | will | be | subject | to | precautionary | measures | prior | to | the |
| solid | waste | management | facility | accepting | wastes. |
2.3 Perimeter Control and Signs
2.3.1 ACCESS POINTS/SIGNS
| Under | the | current | NESHAP | regulations, | the | EPA | does | not | require | that | a | landfill | used | for | asbestos | |
| disposal | to | use | warning | signs | or | fencing | if | it | meets | certain | requirements | regarding | the | covering | of | |
| asbestos | wastes. | However, | under | the | Resource | Conservation | and | Recovery | Act | (RCRA), | EPA | |||||
| requires | that | access | be | controlled | to | prevent | exposure | of | the | public | to | potential | health | and | safety | |
| hazards | at | the | disposal | site. | Therefore, | for | liability | protection | of | operators | of | landfills | that | handle | ||
| asbestos, | fencing | and | warning | signs | are | recommended | to | control | public | access | when | natural | ||||
| barriers | do | not | exist. | To | prevent | the | dumping | of | unauthorized | waste | via | road | access, | the | landfill | |
| gate | shall | be | locked | when | the | landfill | is | closed. | Emergency | access | (non‐dumping) | can | be | provided | ||
| by | contacting | Cape | Support | (321‐853‐5211) | which | is | manned | 24 | hours | a | day. | The | unfenced | |||
| portion | of | the | CCAFS | Landfill | perimeter, | due | natural | barriers, | is | of | such | a | condition | as | to | prevent |
| unauthorized | access | and | dumping. |
2.3.2 ASBESTOS SIGNS AND MARKERS
| Signs | and | markers | identifying | and | delineating | ACM | locations | shall | be | clearly | marked | and | maintained | |||||||
| in | accordance | with | the | most | recent | version | of | 40 | CFR | 61.154, | excerpted | following. | Warning | signs | ||||||
| must | be | displayed | at | all | entrances | and | at | intervals | of | 100 | m | (330 | ft) | or | less | along | the | perimeter | of | the |
| sections | of | the | site | where | asbestos‐containing | waste | material | is | deposited. | The | warning | signs | must | |||||||
| be | posted | in | such | a | manner | and | location | that | a | person | can | easily | read | the | legend; | and | conform | to | the |
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| minimum | requirements | of | 51 | centimeters | (cm) | by | 36 | cm | (20 | inches | by | 14 | inches). | Signs | will | display | ||
| the | following | legend | with | letter | sizes | and | styles | of | a | visibility | at | least | equal | to | those | specified | in | this |
paragraph.
| Legend | Notation | ||||||||
| Asbestos | Waste | Disposal | Site. | 2.5 | cm | (1 | inch) | Sans | Serif, |
Gothic or Block.
| Do | Not | Create | Dust. | 1.9 | cm | (3/4 | inch) | Sans | Serif |
| Gothic | or | Block |
| Breathing | Asbestos | |||
| is | Hazardous | to | Your | Health. |
14 point Gothic
Spacing between any two lines must be at least equal to the height of the upper of the two lines.
2.4 On‐Site Structures
The following structures are currently present onsite:
Scale‐house/Office building/weigh station
Equipment storage area
Truck Scales
2.5 Communication Facilities
| The | landfill | scale‐house | has | a | hard‐line | phone | system | for | communications. | Spotters | and | the | landfill | ||||
| operator | shall | communicate | via | two‐way | radios | or | cell | phones. | If | necessary, | contact | with | the | fire | |||
| department | from | a | base | phone | shall | be | obtained | with | the | use | of | the | CCAFS | 911 | system. | Cell | phones |
| shall | contact | the | fire | department | on | base | by | dialing | 321‐853‐0911. |
2.6 Temporary Suspension of Operations
| Prior | to | the | landfill | entering | or | exiting | a | period | where | landfill | operations | will | be | temporarily |
| suspended, | the | following | steps | shall | be | taken: |
| Upon | temporary | suspension | of | operations, | the | owner | shall | apply | 12 | inches | of | intermediate | ||
| cover | over | all | areas | which | have | received | waste. | The | intermediate | cover | may | be | removed | and |
| reused | upon | resuming | operations. |
| The | owner | shall | notify | FDEP | prior | to | temporary | suspensions | of | operations. | The | notice | shall |
| include | proof | of | adequate | intermediate | cover | by | providing | landfill | records | detailing | cover | ||
| placement | or | in | the | form | of | depth | verification | sampling. |
| 30 | days | prior | to | resuming | operations, | the | owner | shall | notify | FDEP. | The | notice | must | include |
| the | names | and | training | certifications | of | the | landfill | operators | and | spotters | and | the | landfill | |
| operation | schedule | as | included | in | the | FDEP | Notification | Form | (Appendix | A). |
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3.0 LANDFILL OPERATIONS
3.1 Basic Landfilling Procedures
3.1.1 WORKING FACE PRACTICES
| For | the | Asbestos | Monofill, | the | heavy | equipment | operator | shall | prepare | the | individual | sub‐cells | or | |||||||
| trenches | prior | to | receiving | authorized | wastes. | The | heavy | equipment | operator | shall | excavate | a | sub‐ | |||||||
| cell | area | to | a | maximum | depth | of | 5.26 | ft | NGVD | 1929 | (top | of | buffer | zone). | Waste | will | subsequently | be | ||
| brought | in | and | placed | in | the | cell | to | a | maximum | height | of | 13 | ft | NGVD | 1929. | An | initial | 6‐inch | cover | shall |
| be | placed | on | the | waste | followed | by | an | intermediate | and | or | final | cover | once | the | sub‐cell | has | been | filled | ||
| to | capacity. | (See | Section | 3.1.3 | below | for | additional | details | regarding | cover | placement.) | The | sub‐cell | |||||||
| area | will | be | filled | overtime | until | maximum | space | is | utilized. | A | subsequent | sub‐cell | area | will | be | |||||
| prepared, | and | the | process | will | continue | as | detailed | above. | For | the | Asbestos | Monofill, | the | working | face | |||||
| of | the | cell, | and | side | grades | above | land | surface, | will | be | at | a | slope | no | greater | than | seven | feet | horizontal | |
| to | one‐foot | vertical | rise. | To | conserve | landfill | space, | sub‐cells | shall | be | excavated | adjacent | to | previous | ||||||
| sub‐cells | in | a | manner | that | does | not | disturb | previously | buried | waste. | If | the | size | of | the | waste | to | be | ||
| disposed | of | allows, | the | cell | area | will | be | ramped | to | allow | the | transport | vehicle | to | back | into | it, | and | the | |
| working | face | will | only | be | wide | enough | to | accommodate | vehicles | discharging | waste | to | minimize | the | ||||||
| exposed | area | and | reduce | the | amount | of | cover | required. | If | possible, | the | sub‐cell | will | be | aligned | |||||
| perpendicular | to | prevailing | winds. | Cell | depth | will | normally | not | exceed | 7.74 | feet | for | the | Asbestos | ||||||
| Monofill. | Cell | depth | will | depend | on | specific | operations, | volume | of | the | waste, | and | good | safety | ||||||
| practices. | The | cells | shall | be | constructed | with | berms | to | prohibit | stormwater | runoff | from | entering | the |
cells.
| Only | clean, | inert | and | non‐toxic | material | will | be | placed | within | one | and | a | half | foot | of | the | ground | water | |
| table. | The | size | of | the | sub‐cell | will | depend | upon | the | quantity | and | amount | of | asbestos | waste | scheduled | |||
| to | be | delivered | to | the | disposal | site. | If | sufficient | quantities | of | ACM | dictate, | a | longer | and | or | wider | sub‐ | |
| cell | shall | be | opened. | This | technique | allows | application | of | soil | cover | without | disturbing | the | asbestos | |||||
| waste | containers. |
| C&D | debris | at | the | working | face | is | pushed | up | into | layers | and | compacted | using | heavy | equipment. |
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