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!I i 6. Air Pollution: No pollution of air by flyash ~ust( 'smoker vapors or other substance sha~l be ' [] ~erm~tted which is harmful to healthf animals %egetation or other property. [170.016F Perfor- i mance Standards]. I I i 32. Air pollution associated with fly ash, dust, smoke, vapors and other substances from the landfill can be controlled through any one of the following methods: (i) proper development of roads, (ii) watering of landfill roads, (iii) use of vege- tation in completed areas of the landfill, and (iv) the use of I I I gas venting and control systems. The proposed environmental improvement in the North 80 and the expansion in the South 70 will utilize all of the above methods in preventing and minimiz- ing air pollution. Measures proposed by Waste Management to reduce air pol- I I I lution from flyash, dust, smoke vapors and other substances will not reduce such pollution to acceptable levels. Air pollution from the operation of the landfill would be incompatible with nearby land uses and would interfere with the use and enjoyment of nearby properties. i 7. Glare: Li~htin9 devices which produce I able direct or reflected glare on Properties or thoroughfares not be [170.016F Performance Standards]. ob~ection- aajoining permitted. 33. Any lighting devices used at the buildings or the property will be screened from objectionable direct or reflected glare on adjoining properties through vegetation or other de- vices. (See Plans; June 25, 1984 Testimony of Henry Koch.)