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G. Specific regulatorv subsections for which waiver request is being filed. 2.2 GROUND WATER MONITORING program as provided in Appendix B. The draft document issued on October 23 does not require ground water monitoring. It appears to leaves this determination up to individual site review and approval. Regardless, since this document is only a draft that has not been adopted, a waiver is probably necessary to operate an inert fill site of this size and duration without ground water monitoring. 2.6.2 Post Closure Groundwater Monitoring Period. 3.6.1 (31 Post Closure Groundwater Monitoring Requirement. Note: The above are the only references in the Solid Waste Regulations that I found requiring groundwater monitoring during both the operational and post-closure period of a site's life. If there are other sections where these requirements are mentioned that also need to be waived, then this request includes other sections that aren't specifically referenced. Ii. Alternative Requirements or Performance Standards 1. "Clearly defining the type of fill." This has been done and any proposed changes will receive prior CDE and Adams County approval. 2. "Insuring that the one type of waste that possibly could impact groundwater, concrete not hardened for at least 60 days, will be carefully screened and set aside for at least 60 days out of contact with groundwater." This is part of the proposed performance standards. 3. "Insuring that access to the site is completely restricted to prevent any unauthorized dumping." This is accomplished by the site being entirely fenced with a gate that is locked during non-operating hours. 4. "Insuring that the site is operated by companies that have the expertise to inspect and insure the waste stream guidelines are followed." This is accomplished by limiting the operation of the site to either the present operator (Cooley), the owner (Colorado Sand and Gravel), or by a future owner under contract to the owner who will notify both CDH and Adams County of any change in operator, and receive any prior approval of any change of operations.