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Mr . Hinianshu Mehta, P . E . 26 March 2012 Page 7 final QA/QC certification report will be submitted to FDEP for approval with copies provided to SWDD , Phase 6 : Miscellaneous Engineering Support Services This phase will address two issues associated with the operation of the expanded Class I landfill including : • The inter-connection of INPB ' s compressor and gas conveyance system to the relocated gas flare station ; and • The maintenance requirements associated with the operation of the new vertical expansion access road . INPB has entered into agreement with SWDD to purchase landfill gas generated from the Class I landfill , for use as a supplemental fuel in the waste to ethanol process . To transport the gas to the ethanol facility , INPB has constructed a landfill gas conveyance system consisting of a 6 - m . diameter pipeline and a compressor to force the gas to flow to the ethanol plant . This system should be connected to the flare station at the new location in a manner that ensures reliable and uninterrupted transportation of the gas from the landfill to the ethanol plant when INPB is able to accept it or to the flare for destruction prior to release to the atmosphere when INPB is unable to utilize it in the process . Geosyntec will review INPB design for the gas conveyance system and the details of the interconnection of the compressor to the gas flare station . We will meet with representatives of SWDD, INPB , and RSI to establish operating protocols , record keeping, and reporting for each of these entities , to maximize the delivery of landfill gas to the ethanol plant and minimize the need to dispose off it by flaring . Geosyntec will also meet with representatives of SWDD and RSI to discuss the operational problems of the new access road to the vertical expansion of the Class I landfill and the additional maintenance requirements that they impose . It is anticipated that following this meeting improvements to the access road and perimeter ditch would be necessary . Geosyntec will design and prepare drawings and specifications for these improvements which could be added to the scope of work for the selected contractor for the Phase 2 construction . SCHEDULE Geosyntec schedule is based on the assumption that the procurement program terminating with the signing of the construction contract with the selected candidate contractor will be completed by 30 April 2012 . Construction is estimated to require three months to complete with an NCP2012\XL 12090\JL 12034 enghleers I fiCiel,tists I ijino hors