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deflectors will also be placed upon construction and operation machinery at the site to further reduce noise intrusions. ,I I I (June 25, 1984 testimony of Henry Koch; letter dated July 3, 1984 from Waste Management to City of Ramsey Planning Commission and City Council; Conditional Use Permit.) However, the Commission finds that, notwithstanding the noise control measures proposed by Waste Management, the noise I I I level and annoyance therefrom will be detrimental to and endanger the public health, safety and general welfare. Ground and Surface Water Protection. With respect to ground and surface water protection, the Commission incorporates finding relating thereto in Finding No. 9. I I Litter and Odor Control. The engineering and landscap- ing plan provide for permanent and temporary fencing and portable wind screens to control the movement of windblown litter. Loose I I I litter, both on and off the landfill site, will be regularly collected. Litter and odors will also be controlled by the practice of daily covering of refuse disposed of at the landfill. Methane gas generated by the decomposition of solid waste at the landfill will be analyzed through a monitoring program and, if I I I necessary, collected in a landfill gas collection system similar to that in use at the present Anoka/Ramsey Landfill in order to prevent the migration of methane gas off-site. (June 25, 1984, testimony of Henry Koch; Plans, Sections III.E and G.; Conditional Use Permit.) I I I The Commission finds, however, that although the odor control measures proposed by Waste Management will reduce odors, 9