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Suite 200 I nant Lrndorrer (if dlffcrcnt thrn eppllcant ): Same Addrrcr of Lrndo*rcr: Same I zr9 Protecing Florido ond l'our Qttdity oi Life I 0ER roF,t u-I.205(r0) [ffcctivc .]ly l, 1985- pegc I of ! I I TABLE OF CONTEI,{TS 1. GENERAL LANDFILL INFORMATION REPORT I A. tandfill Identification 1 I B. Primary Contact I C. Consultant I D. Landfill Owner - Operator I I E. Incation 2 F. Total Acreage . 2 G. Irgal Description 2 I H. IandfiU History 2 I. Types of Waste Disposed 3 I 2. AREA INFORMATION REPORT 4 A. Topography 4 B. Hydrology 4 I C. Geology 4 D. Hydrogeology 5 E. Ground and Surface Water Quality 5 I Groundwater Quality 5 Surface Water Quality 5 I F. Iand Use Information 6 I 3. Groundwater Monitoring Plan 8 4. Gas Mieration Investieation . 8 I 5. Assessment of the Effectiveness of Existing Landfill Design and Ooeration 9 A. Effectiveness and Results of Groundwater Investigation . 9 I B. Effects of Surface Water Runoff, Dminage Patterns and Existing Storm Water Conffols 9 C. Extent and Effects of Methane Gas Migration 9 I D. Type and Condition of Existing Cover and Effectiveness as I*actwtp Control Mechanism 10 I E. Nature and Characteristics of Wastes Disposed of at the Landfill 10 Closure Design Plan 1l A. Closure Plans 11 I B. Existing Topography and Proposed Final Grades ll C. Final Cover Installation Plans 12 D. Proposed Method of I-eachate t6 I E. Compliance with Groundwater Protection Requirements of l7 4.245 and 17-4.246. F.A.C r6 F. Proposed Method of Gas( and Odor Control 16 I G. Proposed Method of Stormwater Control l7 H. Proposed Method of Access Control t7 I I. Proposed Final Use of tandfill Property 18 I I Closure Operation Plan 18 17. A. Landfill Closure Activities 18 B. Time Schedule 18 C. Financial Responsibility 18 I D. Equipment and Personnel Needs 18 l8 Requirelnents for Iong Term Care 20 I 9. Requirements for Proof of Finance Responsibili8 22 I I I t I I I I I I I I I I LIST OF APPEI\IDICES 1. Appendix A - Ground / Surface water Monitoring Results 2. Appendix B - Environmental Assessment 3. AppendixC-HELPModel 4. Appendix D - Cost Estimate 5. Appendix E - TCLP Test Results 6. Appendix F - ESC Septic Storage Permit 7. Appendix G - 25-year 7}-hour Storm Calculations I I 1. GEiTIERAL LAI\DFILL hIFORMATION REFORT t A. Landfill Identification The Monroe County Inng Key Sanitary hndfill is located north of U.S. I Highway 1, between mile markers 67 and 68. I B. Primary Contact Monroe County Municipal Service District Public Service Building I Wing II-B Stock Island t Key West, Florida 33040 Att: Barry Boldissar, Director of Environmental I Management Services (305) 292-4441 I C. Consultant I Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc. 1400 Centrepark Boulevard, Suite 200 I West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 Att: Mr. Raymond Schauer, Program Manager I (407) 689-727s I D. Landfill Owner - Operator Monroe County Municipal Service District Public Service Building I Wing II-B Stock Island I Key West, Florida 33040 Att: Barry Boldissar, Director of Environmental Management Services t (305) 292-444r I I I I I Location The main entrurce is located in Sction 4+5, Township 65 S, Range 35 E, I Iatitude 24%8'30N*, Iongitude 8048'06'. I F. Total Acreage hndfill property = 30 acres I Disposal area : 13 acres I G. Legal Description A tract of land in a part of Government Int 2, Section 4, Township 65 South, Range 35 East, and a part of Government l.ot 3, Section 33, Township 64 South, I Range 35 East, Monroe County, Florida and being more particularly described in Official Records Book 445, Pages 7741775 of the Public Records of said I Monroe County, Florida. Excepting from the above description, all lands owned by Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company, as recorded in Official Records Book 281, I Pages 5381539 of the Public Records of Monroe County, Florida. t H. Landfill History I The l,ong Key Sanitary landfill Facility has been operational since 1975 and accepting wasle from the Middle and Upper Keys, including Islamorada Key, Matecumbe Key, lnng Key, Duck Key, Grassy Key and Marathon Key. As of I January 1990, the facility ceased disposing waste in the landfill. The facility was operated in conjunction with a volume reduction incinerator for processing the t waste. The facility has two distinct unlined disposal sites, which have a combind footprint of approximately thirteen (13) acres. These trvo disposal sites are I delineated as I^andfill Mound No. I and Landfill Mound No. 2. Currently kndfill Mound No. t has peaked at an elevation of 54.0 feet NGVD. IJndfill Mound No. 2 has reached an elevation of nearly 22 fer;t NGVD. Both mounds I were constructed directly over the local and very hard limestone. At the time of construction, neither disposal areas received a bottom liner or a leachate collection system. During the opemtion of the facility, a borrow pit was I excavated between the two mounds. The excavated limerock was used as cover material. I As part of the overall closure plan, the borrow pit will be enclosed with a perimeter berm and used as a detention pond. Stormwater runoff from the I I I mounds and on-site will be collected in swales and conveyed toward the pond. I Once in the pond, the stormwater will be detained and discharged at a control rate into the Bay of Florida. I Because of the absence of a bottom liner or a leachate collection system, the l.ong Key Facility will be closed in accordance with F.A.C. Rule 17-701 and Consent I Order OGC 89-0446. I I I. Types of Waste Disposed Waste entering the Iong Key facility and disposed in the landfill is mainly I classified as "garbage" or "trash" as defined in F.A.C. Rule 17-701.020. The waste is typically incinerated and the remaining ash disposed of in the landfill disposal area. Non-combustible waste and ffash that cannot be processed and by- I pass waste (during periods of incinerator down time) are disposed of in the I landfill. The source of waste is combined residential and commercial. In addition to solid waste(s), the landfill also accepts heated wastewater treatment plant sludges, I package plant sludges and untreated septic tank sludges. I I I I I I I I I I I 2. AREA INFORMATION REFORT I A.
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