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• October 2000 2.1.12 No raw sludge from treatment plants, septic tank materials, or chemical toilet wastes -13- 003-2191 will be accepted without prior approval from the Department. Solid waste from septic treatment plants that qualify as non-toxic, non-hazardous may be disposed of on acase- by-case basis upon specific written approval from the Department. No liquids will be disposed at the site. 2.1.13 No approved sludge disposal shall be co-disposed with other waste without prior approval of the Department. Sludge materials meeting the non-hazazdous criteria and passing the paint filter test may be accepted at the site upon specific written approval of the Department. 2.1.14 Liquids will not be accepted. In cases of remediation of contained liquids such as taz or paint, the materials will be processed to a solid state and/or will pass the paint filter test • prior to disposal. 2.1.15 The applicant has made a demonstration that the depository will comply with groundwater protection standazds at the relevant point of compliance. The demonstrationis set forth in the following text. 2.1.16 The final topography of the Sedalia Recycling Center and Depository will conform to the general slopes found in the existing and sun•ounding landscape. The final contours of the site will be established to be no steeper than the maximum slopes as shown on Drawing 5, the existing slopes on the adjacent hills and is designed to be no more than 4 horizontal to 1 vertical slopes as found in the mining project. The site will be contoured to be aesthetically pleasing and conform to wildlife trails, open space, and revegetation for wildlife. 2.1.17 The uppermost saturated zone beneath the site is a sandstone unit in the Dawson • azkose (see section 2.2.2(B)). This sandstone is between 60 and 100 feet below the WM191RI915aGdiWmni~l000.drc Sedalia Recycling Center and Depository