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euch odors cannot be reduced to eufficiently lo~ levels, a~d <br />thst, because of the close proximity of the ad)scent residences <br /> <br />from the proposed landfill expansions will be detrimental to the <br />public health, safety and general welfare. <br /> <br /> Erosion Control. #and and water erosion will be <br /> <br />controlled by the daily cover and compaction of refuse and the <br />utilization of correct soil materials for interim cover and final <br />cover in order to provide appropriate vegetation. Upon the final <br /> <br />closure of any portion of the site, such final vegetation will be <br />in place. Short term wind erosion control is accomplished <br />through the use of watering tanks, all-weather access roads and <br />the use of synthetic dust reducers. (June 25, 1984 testimony of <br />Henry Koch; Plans, Sections III.F, VIII, and IX; Conditional Use <br /> <br />! <br />! <br /> <br />Permit.} <br /> <br /> W_ate. r aqd ~ethane Noni~orinq Pro~rams. Monitoring <br />programs will be ~aintained both to monitor ground water to <br /> <br />assure the continued integrity of the leachate collection syste~ <br />and to detect the migration, if any, of ~ethane gas that will <br /> <br /> the of a methane control (June <br />require <br /> system. <br /> 1984 <br /> <br />Testimony of Henry Koch; Plans, Sections VII and X; Conditional <br />Use Permit.) <br /> <br /> Vector Contrql. Flies, rats and other vectors will be <br />controlled by the use of compaction equipment and the daily <br />covering of refuse at the landfill site. A professional pest <br /> <br />control service will inspect the site on a monthly basis to <br />insure proper control and take appropriate action, if necessary. <br /> <br />10 <br /> <br /> <br />