1988-09-26_ENFORCEMENT - M1977378 (2)

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Refuse and Trash Disposal Plan Page 2 D. Mulching rate of approximately 1,500 lb wood fiber mulch per acre. E. Seeding method - Hydroseeder The second phase of the American Tunnel refuse and trash disposal plan would consist of the following: 1. The excavation of a suitable pit (cell) adjacent to the existing site for the future containment, compaction and insitu burial of wood and trash. The excavation would primarily consist of an earthen containment dike. See map. 2. The institution of a refuse and trash segregation program that would initially separate metal refuse from other materials. This program would consist of the following: A. The stockpiling of all metal for sale as scrap metal and/or re-use. B. The insitu burial of all other materials. 3. The future containment capping and revegetation of the proposed pit (No. 1, second phase) would follow the outline criteria of the first phase of the refuse and trash plan. Mayflower Mill The Mayflower Mill refuse and trash dump primarily consists of the following materials: Spent tires 200 Wood - Timbers, pallets, etc 15% Metal - Beams, pipes, miscellaneous 10% oil drums 8% Reagent containers 10% Garbage - Paper, glass, cans, plastic 37% The Mayflower Mill refuse and trash plan would consist of two phases. The first phase of the plan would incorporate the following: 1. The posting of "No Public Dumping" sign. 2. The cleanup, compaction and containment on site of all refuse and trash that has migrated from the dump proper. 3. The insitu burial of all existing refuse and trash from Mayflower Mill and Engineering office areas. The insitu burial would adhere to the following guidelines: A. The existing /? square foot area would be covered with approximately one foot to two feet of barrow material from the adjacent hillside.