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dry out and also there is an existing septage area which is <br />unlined. Although the monitoring wells have not indicated any <br />environmental problems re contamination of ground water so far, <br />they have recommended that the dried out septage lagoons be <br />excavated and that material put back into the landfill space. As <br />to taking care of septage over the short term, Mr. Hauser advised <br />that they recommend going into segment II and lining an area to <br />use for septage until further facilities can be built. This <br />would fit in with the overall plan. Mr. Hauser emphasized that <br />the landfill site is a good site and very developable. <br />Mr. Hauser then reviewed their recommendation for a larger <br />pit burner because too much brush is going into the landfill. As <br />to having an air curtain incinerator in the north county, they <br />prefer a site where the county can exercise the most control and <br />recommend that the one at the present landfill be utilized to its <br />maximum. They do feel locating one in the north county can be <br />looked at, but would recommend it be done under county control. <br />Chairman Scurlock inquired about the potential of deep well <br />injection and whether there is excess capacity in the existing <br />deep well. <br />Mr. Hauser noted that would be a potential for leachate <br />disposal. There are a number of alternatives that could be <br />pursued, and they need to investigate this a little further. The <br />alternatives include collecting the leachate and circulating it <br />back on the landfill, which has been done quite successfully. <br />Mr. Hauser then reviewed Table 2-8 summarizing the costs <br />associated with the solid waste system capital improvements <br />program and Figure 10-1 outlining an 18 month program, which <br />tables are as follows: <br />9 <br />BOOK. b iJ 1 r "E 1-73 <br />