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Home My WebLink AboutRegional Landfill Options for Orange County - RELOC - Orange Welcome to ReLOOC REGIONAL LE3NDFILL OPin0N5 FOR 0R7NGE COUNiry A 40-year plan to serve the solid waste disposal needs of Orange County's residents and businesses September/October 2001 rZELOOC P01510NOL LONOPILL OP MNA FOR 0RiN60 COUNTY • Coordinating i ■ Community-based Steering Committee ► Community-at-Large ► Brea, Irvine,San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente ► League of Cities ► City Managers'Association ► Waste Management Commission ► County of Orange ■ Working with: ► Orange County's Integrated Waste Management Dept. ► RELOOC technical consultants c ■ Accountable to the Orange County Board of Supervisors _ rZELOOC R GMNnL L NOP0.L.OPMONS POR O1 N6 COUNY :J �> 1 FkELOOC Planning Process 2001 200, r 1999-99 199941 I\ Cammuniry ased ---' Steennq Gommrtlae\? RexerM Commences B Strate9w / ....... Po[en0el --........��....... .._� ........_ ............... Plan DevelcpmeM Ope�e ' Uee Goel Matrla to Narrow Ophone Seek PubhclnpN on Phased Oplwn 2001 200-2 Mal Forward I_ / Sleanng Recommenda0ons d j/\ Commmea MXi bons to MJaste ........... .......... Considers ... ..... 9a r �Mane9ameM Commis i Pud¢InpN Be91n Dlsc uss os on Mrtlgatl rylo Atltlress COMMInommundy lnpN 2002-00 2002 2004 2002 �to Pro m I (^_I\ EIR/CEOA i Board Ceridiec —'-11•�,\\\ rocess �� RELOOC Sbataglc I. _......... T.. ........ � .. Plan EIR Board Takes Aohan R,comme �,", Steer Co d,d Rasants B. s 8 . , MXl9atwns to Board of Super.... Seek Pubhc InPN 3 rZELOOC�� ROOMNOL LMNOPILL O?T,ON9 POR OR NG6 COUNTY Why Plan Now? II 1 ■ Orange County's three-landfill system I needs to be preserved as long as possible ► Olinda Alpha Landfill (Brea) 1 ► Frank R. Bowerman Landfill (Irvine) I ► Prima Deshecha Landfill (San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente) i 4 rZELOOC AIG=N=L L NOP L OA ON.POR 0Ra COUNTY 2 Orange County Landfill Sites ReLOOC REGIONAL LaNDPI L DF DNB FOR ORANGE COUNT Why Plan Now? m Orange County's three-landfill system needs to be preserved as long as possible m Olinda Alpha Landfill is scheduled to close in 2013 m Need to plan for eventual loss of landfill capacity at Olinda Alpha m Extensive lead-time required for planning (5 to 10 years) R,4EL00C LMNOPCP ONN FOR ORANGE COUNT 3 r "PhasedWhat is the Option" Approach? I ■ Phase 1: Short-term Strategies ■ Phase 2: Long-term Strategies I rZEl.00C�� ROGIONaL LaNOFAI 0�10N9 FOR OR.'iNGC COUNIfY "PhasedThe Option" Phase 1: Short-Term Strategies ■ Fully use the capacity of existing landfill sites before seeking new sites or alternative waste disposal methods ► Maximize operational efficiencies at existing landfills (e.g., compacting refuse) + AG61DNaL LlNOPAL pATlON!!POR ORaNG!COUNTY 4 Compactor 01� ;€ +� j �€ €� r � 011 9 Rr=LOOC RGGEONRL L NOP L Oi DNN POR ORONCe CDUNT "PhasedThe Option" A • • • , Phase 1: Short-Term Strategies ■ Fully use existing landfill capacity ► Maximize operational efficiencies ► Increase the landfill capacity of Olinda Alpha and Frank R. Bowerman (FRB)landfills 10 FkELOOC RG610NBL LYNi7P0..t q?'YION9 FOR ORaN6e CbUNY1� `� 5 Olinda AlphaLandfill RELOOC I GMNML LaNOF L OP ON9 FOFi O�N6 COON' t Olin • Alpha • A 1� ""fit _ •t''�` r fir', E1.00 12 C�� R!'GIONLI li1NOFILL pPTIpN9 F019 0AaN6e COUNYY 6 Olinda AlphaLandfill .... ..._... _�3CP9_NSIQN,HEIGH ............._ wo ' 1300 FT EXISTING PERMIT HEIGHT a w. f OLINDA ALPHA LANDFILL w.... ._..�_m TYPICAL. CROSS SECTION OF VERTICAL EXPANSION r =LOOC R@GIONaI 1-iNOF0.l OF�TONa FOR OR Nci®COUNY BowermanFrank R. Landfill Zkt "a , - ..,gip �: � �✓ e�4 k & +gam t 14 rZEt_OOC,�� R G=NNL IMNO —OPTIONS POR Ci N[ C.U. 7 BowermanFrank R. • iV .1 i �, 15 Rr=LOOC RB61ONUL LRNOF L 0i 10N9 FOR OR NG COUNTY BowermanFrank R. Landfill Y 250 FT PROPOSED EXPANSION HEf6HT ixa __..... ................... EXISTING PERMIT HEIGHT M .-.,i__ FRANK R. 80WERMAN LANDFILL TYPICAL CROSS SECTION OF VERTICAL EXPANSION i 16 Rr=LOOC -N-LQNOP L OY 1-FOR OR NG COUNTY 8 "PhasedThe Option" A • • • Phase 1: Short-Term Strategies ■ Fully use existing landfill capacity i ► Maximize operational efficiency i 1 ► Increase the landfill capacity of Olinda Alpha and Frank R. Bowerman (FRB) landfills ► Proactively encourage recycling and market development for products made from recycled materials i i 17 Rr=LDOC RS610NaL L NOF L OPTIONS FOR OR NG COUNTY "PhasedThe Option" i Phase 1: Short-Term Strategies ■ Fully use existing landfill capacity ► Maximize operational efficiency ► Increase the landfill capacity of Olinda Alpha and Frank R. Bowerman (FRB) landfills ► Proactively encourage recycling and market development for products made from recycled materials ■ Seek to resolve the community's concerns related to the extended use of the landfills 18 -NaL L>iNOP0.L OPTIONS FOR 0RaN66 COUNTY 9 "PhasedThe Option" A • • • r Phase 1: Short-Term Strategies (Continued) ■ Modify the RELOOC plan as new information and insights emerge about: - Advances in technology - Industry trends 19 rRQELOOC RGG1 NaL LaNDFR L OPTIONS FOF1 OR NG COUNTY k The } "Phased Option" A • • • Phase 2: Long-Term Strategies (by 2021) ■ Determine need to increase daily amount of waste permitted at the Prima Deshecha Landfill ■ Identify strategies, including new technologies, to maximize solid waste disposal capacity ■ Complete a feasibility study of expanding FRB Landfill into adjacent Round Canyon after FRB reaches capacity 20 RELOOC j RIGIONMU L NO —OPTIONS FO OF N6 COUNYY 10 Bowerman • z.. {g'v 3 21 rZELOOC RSG=NaL LaNOF L OF DNS FOR OFMNGQ COUNW How are "Host" Communities 1 Brea Community ► Olinda Alpha Landfill would remain open longer I ► Landfill effects on the community would continue ► Existing volume of truck traffic would continue ► Landfill front face would gradually increase by an additional 100 feet ► The regional park would be delayed zz [ Rl6�Nal LaNOPILI OPYIONS FOR ORaNGs COUNW 1 E How are "Host" Communities Affected? ' Irvine Community ► Frank R. Bowerman (FRB) Landfill would remain open longer ► Landfill effects on the community would continue ► Existing volume of truck traffic would continue ► Landfill front face would gradually increase by an additional 250 feet ► Feasibility of expanding FRB into Round Canyon would be explored 23 rZELOOC�� R GMNML LMNa P-L De DNM FOR oR NG COUNiry How are "Host" jj Communities Affected? i San Juan Capistrano Community ► Phase 1 - No additional landfill effects on the community - No additional truck traffic on Ortega Highway ► Phase 2 (by 2021) - Explore the need to increase the amount of waste taken to Prima Deshecha ' - Potential for increased truck traffic i 24 PZEl.00C +� R GMNWL LANDFILL OPTIONS FOR ORiiN6L•CDUNW 12 How are . Affected? .' San Clemente Community ► Phase 1 - No additional landfill effects on the community ► Phase 2 - Explore the need to increase the amount of waste taken to Prima Deshecha - Potential for increased truck traffic 25 rZEI 00C�� RHGI NML LMND-L OPTIONS FOR OR NGC COUNWY What - s the "Phased Option" Preserves Orange County's three-landfill system until capacity is reached Researches the potential to replace lost capacity when Olinda Alpha closes Maintains Local Control Over the Landfill System Is the Most Environmentally Sensitive Option Seeks to Protect "Host City" Communities Is Cost Effective to Implement 26 rZELOOG�� RGGIONWL LMNOP L OP ON'J FOR ORONGC COON' { 13 For 1 Information 1 1 Visit our website at www.00Landfills.com RELOOC Information Line (714) 834-3562 IWMD Public Information Office (714) 834-4176 27 ReLooC�•� ROGIONOL LMNOFA L OP IONS FOR OFMN%e COUNVY 14 Th. _ounty of Orange, Integrated Waste Ma, ,ament De artment V M ) G.7 /CY/ FkeLOocReview REGIONAL LaNDPILL Or-IrION5 FoFt Or—t- aNGE COUNiry September 2001 Pla.nn.ing Together For The Future Of Special h7terest Background on IWMD and RELOOC Integrated Waste Management ❖ The RELOOC Strategic Planning Process Depends on Long-Range Planning ❖ Key Milestone Dates The Integrated Waste Management the public it represents. Department(IWMD)serves Orange County's IWMD operates as an "enterprise fund." residents and businesses and helps protect This means it generates the funds necessary public health and the environment by managing for operations through user fees rather than the County's landfill waste disposal system and taxes. To ensure success as an "enterprise coordinating other solid waste management fund," IWMD must consistently provide high activities for the County.The quality, efficient services at disposal system includes competitive, reasonable three landfills (located in rates. Brea, Irvine and San Juan II--�� } Managing the County's Specifc Hghlights Capistrano), twenty former � landfill system for a refuse disposal stations reasonable fee is one of INTEGRATED WASTE previously leased or owned IWMD's greatest planning MANAGEMENT by the County and four challenges. This complex DEPENDS ON LONG- household regional task requires continual RANGE PLANNING t hazardous waste collection monitoring of and planning centers. IWMD also for future waste disposal RELOOC PLANNING coordinates collection needs, landfill capacity and PROCESS 1 services for the unincorporated areas and options, new technology and complying with RELOOC GOALS 2 conducts long-range strategic planning to meet state and federal regulations—all while the County's future waste disposal needs. maintaining competitive, reasonable rates. PHASED OPTION IWMD receives policy and management Also, IWMD must do its planning in a manner APPROACH 2 input from the Orange County Waste that is acceptable and understood by its STRATEGIC PLANNING Management Commission but is ultimately customers, the citizens of Orange County. PROCESS DIAGRAM 3 accountable to the Board of Supervisors and Continued on page 4 IWMD MISSION RELOOC Planning Process STATEMENT 4 Community Input + Regional Coordination = Success HOW TO CONTACT US 4 RELOOC (Regional Landfill Options For ■ Cities of Brea, Irvine, San Juan Capistrano Orange County) is a countywide planning and San Clemente process that will provide IWMD with the 40- ■ Waste Management Commission �o year strategic plan it requires to effectively and ■ County of Orange successfully serve Orange County's long-term ■ League of California Cities(Orange County v waste disposal needs. Division) rgtrFoc The RELOOC process is under the ■ City Managers'Association direction of a 14-member community-based ■ Community-at-large Steering Committee representing the: Continued on page 2 i,,,_R,eLOoc Review PAGE 2 OF i RELOOC Planning Process I Input & Coordination = Success W Continued from page 1 s ReL00C GOALS The Steering Committee has been hard at work ♦ To maintain protection of Orange County's over the past year focusing in on planning options public health and safety, and the environment. that would effectively meet Orange County's waste disposal needs and also be acceptable to the public. ♦ To have a feasible,balanced and flexible 40- The Committee has worked with IWMD staff and its year strategic plan approved and ready for consulting team to conduct detailed analyses of a implementation by 2004 that addresses Orange County's solid waste disposal and wide range of factors important in evaluating disposal capacity needs. options including the County's projected population, waste generation, landfill capacity needs, ♦ To sustain the economic viability of the environmental impacts and cost considerations. Orange County solid waste disposal system by Further, the Steering Committee determined that ensuring consistent and reliable fees/rates and 1) environmental impacts, 2) implementation costs, adequate revenue to maintain efficient,cost effective, high quality operations. 3) level of control, and 4) remaining landfill system capacity must be effectively balanced for any ♦ To provide a fair,objective,open planning RELOOC plan to succeed. In order to achieve this process that is presented in non-technical, essential balance, the Committee (in consultation easily understood terms;responsive to and with the City Managers) determined that a phased involves stakeholders and the public;and approach to handling the County's disposal needs results in public understanding. should be considered. The approach is referred to as the "Phased Option,"the details of which are included in the box below. Continued on page 3 RELOOC "Phased Option" Approach to Managing Solid Waste Disposal in Orange County PHASE 1 : SHORT-TERM STRATEGIES* ♦ Fully use the capacity of existing landfill sites before seeking new sites or alternative waste disposal methods by: ■ Maximizing operational efficiency at existing landfills (e.g., compacting refuse). ■ Increasing the landfill capacity of Frank R. Bowerman (FRB) and Olinda Alpha landfills. ■ Proactively encouraging residents, businesses and the waste hauling industry to recycle and promote the development of markets for products made from recycled materials. I ♦ Seek to resolve the community's concerns related to the extended use of the landfills. ♦ Modify the RELOOC plan as new information and insights emerge about advances in technology and industry trends. PHASE 2: LONG-TERM STRATEGIES (By 2021 )* I ♦ Determine if there is a need to increase the daily amount of solid waste permitted at the Prima Deshecha Landfill. ♦ Identify strategies, including new technologies, to maximize solid waste disposal capacity. i ♦ Complete a feasibility study of expanding FRB Landfill into the adjacent Round Canyon after FRB reaches capacity. * Projects to be implemented under Phases 1 or 2 require CEQA analysis and review. { F ReLooc Review PAGE 3 OF FML0(M= Strategic Planning Process i 2001 2001 1998-99 1999-01 [Steering mmunity Based Research Committee Potentialmmences Strategic Optionsn Development Use Goal Matrix To Narrow Options Seek Public Input On Phase Option 2001 2001-02 2001 Steering Forward Recommendations& Committee Mitigations To Waste Considers Management Commission Public Input Begin Discussions On Mitigations Necessary To Address Community Input 2002 2002 2002-03 2004 �7 Initiate Program EIR/CEQA f Board Certifies Process ' " RELOOC Strategic ^' t( Plan EIR Steering Committee Board Takes Action Presents Recommendations &Mitigations To Board of Supervisors Seek Public Input RELOOC Planning Process Community Input + Regional Coordination = Success Continued from page 2 Equally important, the Steering Commit- on the "Phased Option" approach and the input "One of RELOOC's key goals is to tee determined that the residents' understand- is considered along with the technical analysis, provide a fair,objective,open ing of and thinking about the impacts of the will the Steering Committee determine its planning process." "Phased Option" and how those impacts can or recommendations about how best to plan for cannot be addressed should be thoroughly the future of Orange County's waste disposal factored into the planning process. Therefore, needs. the Committee is conducting an extensive Once made, the Steering Committee's Community Involvement Process (CIP). recommendations will be forwarded to the Residents in areas adjacent to landfills and Waste Management Commission and then to countywide are being asked to learn about and the Board of Supervisors. Following a decision comment on the "Phased Option." One of by the Board, an Environmental impact Report RELOOC's key goals is to "provide a fair, (EIR) or"CEQA compliance" (California I objective, open planning process...."The CIP is Environmental Quality Act) process will be i unusual because it is occurring early in the conducted. This EIR or CEQA process will again planning process and prior to any final recom- involve extensive community input. (See mendations or required environmental review Strategic Planning Process and CIP diagram process. Only after community input is received above.) IWMD Depends on Long-Range Planning Continued from page 1 One of IWMD's current planning challenges For these reasons, IWMD depends upon is the potential closure of the Olinda Alpha strategic planning to ensure its ability to meet landfill scheduled for 2013. To many, this date and serve Orange County's future waste may seem to be in the distant future. However, a disposal needs. Fundamental to the success of landfill operator and planner knows that the time this planning effort is the interest, involvement frame is relatively short and that preparing to and support of Orange County's residents and address the change in available landfill capacity businesses. resulting from the potential Olinda Alpha closure must begin now. Contact IWMD at: RELOOC Information Line 714.834.3562. Fax Our Mission 714.834.4110 To meet the solid waste disposal needs of Orange County through efficient Planning Together operations, sound environmental practices, strategic planning, innovation and For The Future technology. Visit us on the web at www.ociandfills.com _INTEGRATED WASTE . PRSRT STD MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT U.S.Postage 320 N.Flower Street PAID Suite 400 News Fullerton,CA Santa Ana,CA 92703 ol Permit No.1933 bout VftstO WsP U M �9LIFOR�P J2��oR92 Regional Ou S "� Orange County • • Landfill Locations -- --" --you `FI bLPHA SAN BERNARDCOUNTY INO _H ABRA LOS ANGELES 90 BREA az \ r- COUNTY YORGA LINDA FULLERTON ?LACENTIA LIEN • 91 91 _A PAL MA i 5 ANAHEIM 57 _ -VILLA \`� RIVERSIDE CYPRESS ,I PARK 241 \ COUNTY •LOS. STANTON. - -'ORANGE ALAMITOS. GARDEN • GROVE 39 • 22 55 SANT w 7Mln5 ER • AiA. TUSTIN 26.1 s AL BEACH\� O FOUNTAIN 5 .FRANK R. BOWERMAN-11._ LANDFILL VALLEY _~ \ 33 \ • IRVINE HUN INGTON _ 0 1 BEACH 1241 COSTA .55 MESA LAKE i • / FOREST - N'W'FORT* 73 LAGUNA MISSION �- BEACH ~`'� �� .1. HILLS•`' •.VIEJO X. 33 74 i f� 4- LAGUNA / -• NIGUEI_ LAGUNA • BEACH L. 3? SAW SUAN CAPISTRANO• DANA •PRIMA DESHECHA I INT LANDFILL Countyof OrangeIntegrated Waste SAN DIEGO Management Department SAIJ `.� • I COUNTY CLEMENTE \_ � VI EL.00C REGIONAL LANDFILL 6r-1rIONS FoFt oRaNGE COUNIr•_' What is the "Phased Option" Approach? What Does the "Phased Option" Accomplish? FPhase Short-Term Strategies* Fully Utilizes In-County Capacity tilize Existing Landfills ■ Preserves 3 landfill system until capacity reached aximize Efficiency ■ Researches potential to replace lost capacity when • Increase Capacity at Olinda Alpha Olinda-Alpha closes and FRB landfills Maintains Local Control Over Landfill System • Encourage Recycling ■ Ensures disposal capacity for Orange County ■ Seek to resolve community concerns about ■ Prevents dependency on outside waste resources extending life of landfills ■ Facilitates affordable rates ■ Modify RELOOC Plan to incorporate new ■ Maintains economic viability of landfill system information about technological advancements and Is Most Environmentally Sensitive,Option industry trends ■ Uses existing landfill space before disturbing land for new landfills Phase II: Long-Term Strategies (By 2021)* ■ Requires feasibility studies to ensure environmental sensitivity ■ Determine the need to increase daily amount of ■ Eliminates need for waste transfer stations for transport waste permitted at Prima Deshecha Landfill of waste out of Orange County ■ Identify strategies/technologies to maximize ■ Controls and restricts landfill related truck-traffic capacity Seeks to Protect "Host City" Communities ■ Complete study evaluating feasibility of expanding ■ Limits daily truck traffic volume FRB Landfill into adjacent Round Canyon after ■ Restricts hours and routes of truck traffic FRB reaches capacity ■ Offsets landfill effects on local communities ■ Identifies, through community involvement, landfill effects to be addressed Projects to be implemented under Phases 1 and 2 require Is Cost Effective CEQA analysis and review • = _ PUBLIC ITWORMATION,OFFICE Landffl TOUTS Educafiond Hated& Tours are given to various groups ranging from IWMD has varied materials available ranging % ; � y;. ` cub scouts to foreign diplomats. IWMD cus- from brochures and coloring books to tomizes its tours to the knowledge level technical drawings. A_ ;�,= ,. of participants. Materials include: • Recycling information rnp ; 1 • Greenwaste prevention (available in = speaMRg Engagements Spanish) - _ - -71 f • Construction and demolition material r�,, Topics Include one or more of the following: disposal & recycling Operations, Hazardous Waste P �S' g A = o . - _ Landfill p • Management, Engineering, and Recycling. HouseholdHazardous Waste Collection Centers (available in Spanish) • Public/Private Schools (K 12) • Stop and Swap Program (available in S Colleges and Universities P anish) Businesses • Maps to Orange County landfills and Service Organizations recycling re clip centers `��'�` • Coloring b recycling and o » Community Groups gooks on cY g # � household hazardous waste Professional Associations n oaf • Reducing waste at home r` • Teacher Packets Pubk luents i • Community events (e.g. Earth Day, 10k runs, compost giveaways, keep ocean clean events) -"` _ • State sponsored events ` • Private organization events ` The County can provide brochure,"', I ti, to answer your questions ji Integrated Waste Management Department r f ` • r_t '` i 1 -+l - 1i� Janice V. Goss, Interim Director Sao North Flower Street, Suite 4o0 Santa Ana California 92703•(714)834-4000 #/ � t - -_ www.oclandfills.com The County maintains hazardous waste collection E s• r info@iwmd.ocgov.com centers and Stop and Swaps throughout the county y/ 1 - a 1// . cozy - v1'r•s:-' .x,,,n ��'eWti•�y..S3.(:Fir;.�a,Fy',.�r:;Fh�Yt,i�,•"_i'.�'a�,,jwk' r -a.N7 1'vs:a.e,,i.!*.,er':'M"v.L•..S.1 .;:ae:<.�tL� .a a.5i-9.. .na. .r*�g-"?.`��:v d r3_-"i _;' a4"-.a3.'.:- .,�-..-IYhr. �.�ca,�+'-'.^•__y 7_: ' �im's4r'�`��,1.'it4 _M - - .+x a.n 'c,v-•vz�?;,vlYN,u•".-s _ •� •..�h.t - _�.--_'�!..�tiA• - '•:.,n.:;.-.Q y, c y. �au-�+ t��aY '� 9a'.n-•,'• „AF CF ti H.� Y .L'�jf d;;-�- Y-,''-,o::•fa�'_ !� � �i:ct:*i.; � Leachate (Arrows) � �_ _��_ �,n ��:.:.� �";`�,``��,�g��: �. `.� Y• •v"�6'"`.fu, �� aer: ^s.4i•�e a�c� �� n�•' r ry { �;? .��•day%" v� :a -;t.:-�"'� ;� S-�: °' �:�• -•- p -�: � Leacliate�s a b roduct of landfills '`� �-r_ «,< _�.._. �;Creating A,Cel�,x�. ;�� .�. �*��.. �� 4 - ``'•;�� ' '+�' ,J cs o,:_�--_ �.�.x.r �'�:,' :'tie_..=-, P -�+7>�r' �: -�; ,,,_ r�k:, _ `�"� ;,,,,, Formed by th'e decomposition of solid, _'• "'� ;;�, ��-..- Each day tr,�sh is piled,c gmpacted;�? .• � •>.,.:_ � �= '�,� � •;.;;: arid converted with a`compa w fixed ith water.Leachate will , t ; ~� - Ia er of soil 3This ket of waste is Qlc! Cel1S —16uME Area' Buffer percolate'� through�'the layers of a landfill Y P� + B com actin and coverin ��•• ,ram._ . tower d the Collection System: . r t •called a cell y p g g Irr>t acted Groundwater/ ' L dfl G s Deposal t:; A ;l w in one a u the ac p i _ �- -�--= Leachate.Dis oral - w formation of methane gas and • r n+ The collected gas is disposed eedher,,by thermal destruction'in, w, t K y `. �ter• ` The collected impacted .- �; a « .o. . ...��, w G leachate!s reduced. I .W �;,: s cx flares and/or.converted to electricity in a gas utilization facility , ¢ groundwater/leachate is either treated` S � � '` Geotextile Mat on`-asdeVoff�ite�orused forties o Landfill Gas�Condensate'Dis osal:- dust control. p r en�fabricmat protects y Y — +�'Y.-....53�3+'`•� `•,4'+ - - S� 'F9tlr Cd►:Q'tom' 4 The collected gas condensate is collected in storage, the plastic landfill liner from the ■i j tanks and Hauled offsite for treatment or routecJ to the. y gravel in th hed r'ock$layer. ,flare and vapor¢ed: •w •� � � -��' =``Piastic Liner Y 1 .This I eth lens liner is desi ned to - > N - r - e !- r revent lea - i p chats from draining moo the w _ :. - , S G roundwater '. _ a; - • - - P. l Oar 6' �ai� QaBBT ��_ �- '__„� •`'t` �-a I M� Oil IL Yer .�,.,,,; •r, `i, ,- , 'S. 1 •J -1�';�, = A Yer 6—inch la .•:..� ; - -�Llnerr�$eamS ,4, ,� `:� - -•-� ___ - 3 ,E . �_l. :.- W-• �.. Ly .'-cA - � e_ �-' .ASK .F'- ♦.Y'N_ .' f tFi I' fi I n -: 4 s,•_ Y soil se rates - •.�.,.�.. ,.Sect ons o e p antic land I h er, _ - �� < _-- 9* .33'C� _ 1 _/ i-X'cy;4q P'�.. are bonded together by heat ,. 4, :' µ y n^ s -t C•r.. , first cell'andd the. .. weldor `Seams are tested while ;:' _ '_ -• granular drama a •� x -- the landfill is in use fo stregtti, 1 ' layer. g o tand impermeab!lity :��' ~Gran :Dralnage ayer= - LandfiIl�Slopes, r - _ - _ . ;The slo s.of a landfill ma be :a• ` r Imed wd�h aeotextile nonwoven , T r - - =•-s- -'fabric mat and polyethyle`rie Imer �r^= ,'r ;= -rThe mat an`d a liner are_ar�ichored •'_ �` t `TeXtlie Niat - _ o. a Washed Rock r insid "ethe earthen embankr`nenty • �• ' _ through this-layer of�'• ;60 - S�te Si -_� _ washedgravel A study,must be made of an area.,. befo a it can be approved_as a landfill, COm acted Clay r' S' isne.4 s an §is examines th'e`wildlife; Compacted clay separates a landfill- + ' , -:; -- _ 'a from r n t r.If ! n ' -Irvin m the area;as well as they • . ou dwa a so I does -.g •�sr ti•.. ::•r. .�-�`a � ,. � .•gnu � `�w'.`.�'..�'�''2 4'sr.%� c -r,�......«•a...a - + �.+...u, Q•, '*_.. condition of the.underlying soil and' meet permeability standards,. ,, ` - • _ 4 --_ - _ __ - bedrock.It must also be determined if! :bentonde may be added to the soil-t - -1•• - y _..- x ,Y.<. - ,.� 5. the site Was historical -K to create this dense lay re oof_clay _-=' r- - -' ;„mot- } ' . • ` o ,-�- - - ,Lea hateiColiection7 Piped . x - Groundwater �.�_ oearchaeologlCal VdlUe •C� �i ' ixo°i - t �?r af? ,, =-- tw :t��a�—.laat a ° jl/Z(t� s - Leachate drains into pipes wtie�e it is ..:= y� °,s _� •_ .. r �a1 �? . �sw;, ,f '^ �r""_� e, i ' - pumped into holding ponds or tanks ice''`• . _ ._„ � �• , •t _. 1. •. -.• 00 - O.• �• _ �s v� ff na(O='ro,/" a ndl, ,:Of la