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Cabarrus C&D landfill & Recycling Center <br />Operations Plan <br /> <br />1.3 Landfill Capacity <br /> <br />Job No. 98001 <br /> 02/11/98 <br /> <br />The development of the C&D landfill will be as depicted on the Site Plan and Rehabilitation <br />Plan. The available gross volume of the C&D landfill is approximately 4.5 million cubic <br />yards. Based on a disposal rate of 300 tons/day and a compaction rate of approximately <br />1000 Ibs/cy, the operating capacity for the C&D landfill will be in the range of twenty years. <br /> <br />1.4 Landfill Development <br /> <br />The landfill will be developed within the areas shown on the Site Plan. A 200 foot buffer will <br />be maintained around the entire north, west and south perimeter. A 300 foot buffer will be <br />maintained along the east perimeter along Highway 601. A 500 foot buffer will be <br />maintained from existing residences or water supply wells. A majority of the areas Within <br />the buffer Will remain wooded with existing trees and vegetation. <br /> <br />The C&D landfill will be constructed so that excavated soil can be used for weekly and final <br />cover. Each landfill will be developed in phases. The landfill will be permitted in five year <br />capacity phases by the State Division of Waste Management. The site will be graded in <br />accordance with the Grading Plan which will provide a minimum of four foot separation from <br />waste to the estimated seasonal high groundwater level. Additional borrow soil for the C&D <br />landfill will be available from adjacent phases as needed. The erosi~)n control devices for <br />each phase as shown on the Site Plan will be constructed pdor to excavation Within each <br />phase. <br /> <br />Waste will be placed initially from the upgradient to the downgradient end of each phase. <br />An initial lO-foot lift of waste will be placed across the landfill phase floor WOrking from <br />upgradient to downgradient areas. After the initial lift has been placed, subsequent lifts will <br />also proceed from the upgradient end toward the downgradient end. This procedure will <br /> <br /> <br />