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Cabarms County agrees to assist CDM in identifying and making contact with officials of all public water supply systems located within two miles of the landfill. The County also agrees to assist in the identification of all residential subdivisions within two miles of the landfill. If a map showing the location of subdivisions in the area of the landfill is available from the County Planning Department, the County will assist in obtaining such a map. The County agrees to provide CDM with a map showing the major waste transportation routes to the Cabarms County Landfill. TASK 2 - LOCAL CHARACTERIZATION STUDY In accordance with Rule .1618 (c)(2), CDM will prepare a Local Characterization Report. The Local Characterization Report will cover both the Option A and Option B sites, and a 2,000 foot perimeter measured from the proposed boundary of the sites. The study shall include an aerial photograph taken within one year of the original submittal date, a report, and a local map. The map and photograph shall be at a scale of at least one inch equals 400 feet. The study will identify the following: 1) The entire property proposed for the disposal site and any on-site easements (the County agrees to provide a boundary survey of the landfill property and map showing all easements through the site); 2) Existing land use and zoning (the County agrees to provide a zoning map for the area within 2,000 feet of the landfill); 3) The location of private residences and schools (the County agrees to assist in the identification of any schools within 2,000 feet of the landfill). CDM will contact the Division of Environmental Management regarding the presence of potable wells and their production rates. CDM will contact the Cabarrus County School System to identify the location of any schools within 2,000 feet of the landfill. 4) The location of commercial and industrial buildings, and other potential sources of contamination (the County agrees to provide any available information regarding potential sources of contamination within 2,000 feet of the landfill); CDM will contact the Hazardous Waste Section to identify any sources of contamination. 5) The location of potable wells and available documentation regarding well completion and production rate (the County agrees to provide whatever information is available on the location and production rates of any potable wells within 2,000 feet of the landfill); 6) Historic sites (the County agrees to provide any information regarding historic sites within 2,000 feet of the landfill that may be available from local historical societies). CDM will contact the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources regarding the presence of historic sites. n:Sca batms~ra e n d 7.cab Page 3 of 18