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<br />No subdrain system is required by our permit, as geotechnical investigations for the disposal site <br />revealed no ground water present. <br />Permanent out slopes remain at approximately 85% complete on the toe of sub-area 2-3 and <br />approximately 55% wmplete on the toe of sub-area 4. These slopes appeared stable. Pit 5 consists <br />of a thin layer of refuse over the entire area. <br />A groundwater monitoring well had been drilled between sub-areas 1 and 2-3. To date, no water has <br />accumulated in the well. <br />At the end of the third quarter a total of 1,941,127 tons of refuse have been placed in sub-azea 2-3, <br />a total of 1,499,666 tons of refuse have been placed on sub-area 4, and a total of 388,972 tons of <br />refuse have been placed in sub-area 5a. <br />Two compaction tests were performed on sub-area 4 and two test were performed on sub-area 2-3. <br />All areas tested exceeded the required Proctor level of 90%. <br />Both the topsoil and subsoil piles for sub-areas 2-3 and 4 have been seeded and aze stable. All of <br />these seeded areas plus the area disturbed during the reclamation of sub-area 1 show vegetative <br />growth. The reclaimed area of sub-area 1 has been turned over with a disk harrow to try to slow the <br />growth of the cheat grass covering the azea. Re-seeding of this area was completed in September to <br />try to slow the growth of the weedy variety of plants and promote a more beneficial mixture of <br />vegetative growth. The topsoil and sub-soil piles along with the pond and other disturbed areas <br />associated with pit Sa are mostly covered with vegetation. All organic material and topsoil was <br />removed prior to the storage of refuse in all areas. <br />Quarterly monitoring of RP-4 refuse pond embankment has continued, and to date appears to be <br />stable. <br />