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October 2000 -18- <br />• SECTION 3 <br />STANDARDS FOR STCES AND FACILITIES <br />3.1 LOCATION RESTRICTIONSAND SITE STANDARDS <br />3.1.1 Airports <br />003-2191 <br />The Figure 6 shows the location of neazest airport to the depository site. Centennial <br />Airport is located some 9 miles to the northeast of the site. Since the airport is over 5 <br />miles from the depositorysite, no notifications are required. <br />3.1.2 Wetlands <br />The depository site is not located in a swamp, marsh, bog or similaz azea that could be <br />defined as a wetland. The chazacter of the vegetation has been identified in Appendix 2 <br />and the topographical relief, shown on Drawings 1 and 2, demonstrate that no wetlands <br />aze involved in the proposed depository. chazacter of the land is further characterized <br />by the description of the Ute Mining permit enclosed as Appendix 10. The azea is not <br />saturated, nor capable of being saturated, or inundated by surface or groundwater as <br />demonstrated by geology, drilling and geophysical logs. There is no vegetation on-site <br />that would typically be adapted for life in saturated soil conditions. The soil is a upland <br />soil and is not conducive to wetlands. The drainage azound Plum Creek contains <br />potential wet azeas but aze physically and hydrologically disconnected from the site. <br />This drainage is also approximately one-half mile down drainage from the depository <br />site. <br />3.13 Faults <br />No faulting has been identified in the immediate depository area or the azeas mapped in <br />the irrunediate region. The setting is unique in that the surface geology is a visual <br />vaoaiviawism~~.r~~~iaoo a« Sedalia Recycling Center and Depository <br />