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Technical Revision No. 20 March 3, 1995 Page 2 only 7,000 cy will be used. Why will the entire stockpile not be used? D. EFCI has stated that the modified refuse pile configuration will cover approximately 33 acres when complete; 19 acres has been reclaimed and 14 acres of refuse pile surface will require reclamation. Based on the map faxed to the Division on November 9, 1994, please verify that the 14 acres includes the two areas to be reclaimed, the active bench, and the expansion area. In addition to the Division's questions regarding topsoil and subsoil balances, EFCI was asked to edit Table 31a as follows: a. As stockpile M-4 on Table 31b has been changed to M-5, no further response is required. b. The Division appreciates EFCI's clarification regarding the destination of topsoil from stockpile M-1. No further response is required. c. As EFCI has eliminated Phase 1 and Phase 2 from describing the refuse reclamation plan by combining the two Phases into one heading "Remaining Refuse Pile", no further response is required. 4. As Table 31a has been revised to reflect M-5 in place of M-4, no further response is required. 5. As previously requested, please verify that 11.5 acres is the currently disturbed area and 2.5 acres will be the expanded footprint. (See also #3, D.) 6. Revised page 2.05.4-7 which states that all concrete will be broken up just enough so that it may be moved and properly buried is acceptable. However, the Division recommends rubblizing the concrete to ensure stability of the backfilled material. Any signs of instability could delay bond release. 7. As references to vegetation plots have been removed from page 2.05.4-15 has been removed, no further response is required. 8. Page 2.05.3-56 states that 5800 cy of material were removed from the area of Ponds 3 and 4. However, 5,700 cy of topsoil are sufficient to cover the amount of disturbance to a depth of 0.5 feet.