Interior Access Roads, Dumping Pads and Diversion Areas Sample Clauses

Interior Access Roads, Dumping Pads and Diversion Areas. Contractor may use either the incoming inert material or transfer inert material from the Inert Facility stockpile to construct the dumping pads. Contractor shall notify the Department prior to diversion of incoming inert material and prior to removal of inert material from the Inert Facility stockpile. The Contractor shall identify a location for a winter dumping pad for use during wet weather. The Contractor shall submit for approval a written plan to the Department to be included in the Operations Plan by dates stated in Section 3.7.1, showing the proposed location of the winter pads and describing how the pads and access roads to the pads will be constructed. The width, surfacing and grade of such access road(s) at the site, as well as revegetation of interim cover slopes, drainage ditch cleaning and grading, installation of silt fencing, and other winterization efforts needed to ensure proper operation of the site during the wet season, shall be approved by the County and become part of a winterization plan which the Contractor is responsible for implementing. Construction of the winter improvements shall be completed before October 1 of each year or as otherwise approved by the Department. In the event that there are not enough inert materials available, the Department shall, if deemed necessary by the Department, provide appropriate aggregate materials. Unless Department requests that a winter dumping pad must remain in place or when the winter dumping pad is no longer needed, then the Contractor is encouraged to remove the useable inert material from the pad. This will increase the amount of airspace available and can have a positive impact on waste compaction and the Performance-Based Increases Compensation (section 6.5). The winter pad materials shall be scraped such that no waste is mixed into the stockpiled materials. After the recoverable materials are removed or if the winter dumping pad materials are not reclaimed for future use, Contractor shall dig and mix the remaining winter pad materials into the underlying waste materials prior to placing additional waste. This will help prevent future leachate seeps. Regardless, Contractor is responsible for all leachate seep repairs in accordance with Section 4.16.5.
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