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I <br /> ! <br /> · I Based upon our previous work with the County, we anticipate a significant <br /> amount of effort being directed towards this task. A plan wit developed on <br /> how best to develop and sequence the remaining portions of the existing <br /> I landfill in a manner that maximizes its useful life in consideration of <br /> protecting the environment and complying with future regulations requiring <br /> I liners. <br /> ICDM will develop a plan for the landfill addressing these issues and preparing <br /> a conceptual layout/design of the virgin areas of the site for a lined landfill <br /> expansion, and estimating the remaining life of the landfill. Consideration <br /> I will be given to the treatment and handling of leachate. This plan will guide <br /> future development of the landfill and provide a framework from which <br /> Ialternatives for the future handling/disposal of solid waste in Cabarms County <br /> can be evaluated as pm't of this master plan project. <br /> <br /> It is understood that Iocational studies for entirely new sanilary landfill <br /> facilities will not be conducted under this task. <br />I <br /> TASK V -- VOLUME REDUL-I'ION BY INCINERATION <br /> I <br /> CDM will use the data collected for quantification and characterization of the <br /> <br /> : waste stream to evaluate the feasibility of constructing incineration <br /> I facilities with energy recovery. The subtasks involved in this evaluation are: <br /> <br /> - · Evaluate energy markets <br /> · Evaluate incineration facility costs <br /> I Each is discussed below. <br /> <br /> I A. Evaluate Energy Markets <br /> <br /> I The success of any waste-to-energy project is highly dependent upon <br /> securing a long-term reliable energy market capable of purchasing energy at <br /> <br /> I a price sufficient to make the resource recovery plant economically <br /> feasible. The objective of this subtask is to identify, assess, and <br />il. Page 7of 18 <br /> <br /> <br />