Or. Admin. Code § 340-095-0030 - Design Criteria
(1) Except as
otherwise provided in OAR Chapter 340, Division 95, any person who designs,
constructs, expands or modifies any non-municipal land disposal site must do so
in conformance with the design requirements of this rule.
(2) Plan Design Requirements. Unless an
exemption has been granted under OAR
340-093-0070(4),
in addition to the requirements of OAR
340-093-0070, detailed plans and
specifications for non-municipal land disposal sites shall include but not be
limited to:
(a) Topographic maps which show
natural features of the site; the location and design of all pertinent existing
and proposed structures, such as berms, dikes, surface drainage control
devices, access and on-site roads, water and waste water facilities, gas
control devices, monitoring wells, fences, utilities, maintenance facilities,
shelter and buildings; legal boundaries and property lines, and existing
contours and projected finish grades. Unless otherwise approved by the
Department, the scale of the plan drawings shall be no greater than one inch
equals 200 feet, with contour intervals not to exceed five feet. Horizontal and
vertical controls shall be established and tied to an established bench mark
located on or near the site. Where the Department deems it essential to ensure
compliance with OAR Chapter 340, Divisions 93 and 95, the bench mark shall be
referenced to the Oregon State Plane Coordinate System, Lambert
Projection;
(b) If a landfill, a
minimum of two perpendicular cross section drawings through the non-municipal
land disposal site. Each cross section shall illustrate existing grade,
excavation grade, proposed final grade, any additions for groundwater
protection, water table profile and soil profile. Additional cross sections
shall be provided as necessary to adequately depict underlying soils, geology
and landfill contours, and to display the design of environmental protection
devices or structures;
(c) A
description of the design assumptions and methods used to forecast flows and to
determine the sizing of pumps, pipes, ditches, culverts and other hydraulic
equipment used for the collection, treatment and disposal of leachate and for
the control of surface drainage;
(d) A detailed operations plan pursuant to
OAR 340-095-0020(3)
and timetable which describes the proposed
method of operation and progressive development of the non-municipal land
disposal site, such as trenches and/or landfill lifts or cells.
(3) Leachate. Any person designing
or constructing a non-municipal land disposal site shall ensure that leachate
production is minimized. Where required by the Department, leachate shall be
collected and treated or otherwise controlled in a manner approved by the
Department. Leachate storage treatment impoundments shall be located, designed,
constructed and monitored, at a minimum, to the same level of environmental
protection as the land disposal site.
(4) Gas Control. No person shall establish,
expand or modify a non-municipal land disposal site such that:
(a) The concentration of methane (CH4) gas at
the landfill exceeds 25 percent of its lower explosive limit in facility
structures (excluding gas control or gas recovery system components) or its
lower explosive limit at the property boundary;
(b) Malodorous decomposition gases become a
public nuisance.
(5)
Surface Drainage Control. Each permittee shall ensure that the non-municipal
land disposal site is designed and constructed so that drainage will be
diverted around or away from active and completed operational areas.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 459.045,ORS 459A.100 -ORS 459A.120 &ORS 468.020
Stats. Implemented:ORS 459.015 &ORS 459.045
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