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Mr . Himanshu Mehta 13 February 2012 Page 2 2 . In addition , an area with a footprint of approximately 76 acres , located immediately east and southeast of Segment 2 and , designated as Segment 3 Expansion , has been permitted by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection ( FDEP ) for construction and operation of a future Class I landfill capacity . Phase I of Cell 1 of the Segment 3 Expansion construction was completed in October 201 1 . This phase involved placement of fill material to bring the grades to the bottom of the liner system for the Cell 1 construction . Phase 2 of Cell I of the Segment 3 Expansion , which includes the installation of the liner and the leachate collection and removal system , is in its procurement stage . Because the existing LFG flare station is currently located within the footprint of Cell 1 , Phase 2 construction also includes its relocation to an area northeast of the Segment 3 Expansion , Segments 1 and 2 and the Infill Area are equipped with landfill gas collection and control system ( GCCS ) . The extracted gas is piped by vacuum to the flare station where combustible components ( mostly methane) are presently oxidized to carbon dioxide and water vapor prior to discharging the gas to the atmosphere . In the future , the gas will be conveyed via a dedicated pipeline from the flare station to the adjacent waste-to -ethanol facility, currently being constructed north of the landfill site , where it will be used as supplemental fuel to the process by lneos New Planet BioEnergy ( INPB ) under a contractual agreement with SWDD . INPB has asked SWDD to advance the relocation schedule of the LFG flare station in order to integrate the installation of the gas conveying system into the construction /operation schedule of the wasteAo - ethanol facility . Responding to this request, SWDD requested Republic Services , Inc . ( RSI ) , the current landfill operator, to submit a proposal for early execution of the flare station relocation project ahead of Phase 2 construction of Cell 1 , in accordance with the terms of service agreement between RSI and SWDD . RSI selected Golder Associates (Golder) , its subcontractor for operation and maintenance (O & M ) of the GCCS , to undertake the LFG flare station relocation project in accordance with Geosyntec design . In addition , SWDD asked Geosyntec to submit a proposal to provide CQA and engineering support services required for early execution of the LFG flare station relocation project . This proposal describes the services to be provided in fulfillment of that request . PROPOSED SCOPE OF WORK This project includes professional engineering services that will be performed for the relocation of the LFG flare station and associated work . The scope of services includes revision to the scope of work of Phase 2 construction of Cell 1 to reflect the early completion of LFG flare station relocation and field CQA and engineering support services for the LFG flare station relocation project . For budgeting purposes , the scope of work will be performed in three phases as follows : XI . 12055 /.11 . 12014_J ► . 12014_Proposal for LFG flare CQA & Engineering Support rt 1 : Y1l117I 1 1 ' t WWI i , I I1111wlhw'%