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channels. Rip rap and/or erosion control matting must to be added <br /> based on potential flow velocities for design storm events. Future <br /> construction plans will reflect the additional provisions for erosion <br /> control. <br /> (h) The surface water management system involves the construction of <br /> a storm sewer from the outlet of sedimentation pond, P-1 northerly <br /> to the Rice Lake wetland complex. A significant section of the <br /> storm will be constructed under the City-owned trail property. The <br /> applicant will be granted an easement from the City for this <br /> construction pursuant to the terms of the conditional use permit <br /> approved September 19, 2011, in the general location shown in <br /> Exhibit B. <br /> 10.) Off-Site Litter Control. The Licensee shall engage in a regular and routine <br /> litter maintenance and removal program extending one mile north and south of the <br /> entrance to the Landfill and to any other areas adversely impacted by debris <br /> related to Landfill operations as may be determined by the City. Litter shall be <br /> removed from these areas not less than once per week and more often if necessary <br /> because of spills or complaints from neighboring property owners, and ensure that <br /> these areas are kept free of litter generated by truck traffic traveling to and from <br /> the Landfill. In addition, Licensee shall inspect all trucks leaving the Landfill to <br /> ensure that they are either fully enclosed or covered, and/or clean, and will not <br /> spread litter on surrounding streets and roadways as they leave. In the event that <br /> Licensee fails to remove litter within forty-eight (48) hours of notice of <br /> accumulation of litter by the City, the City may cause such litter to be removed. <br /> The City shall bill the cost of such removal to the Licensee, which shall remit <br /> payment within thirty (30) days of the date of such billing. <br /> 11). General Performance Standards. The Licensee shall comply with the <br /> following performance standards and operating requirements: <br /> (01) Hazardous Wastes Prohibited. No Hazardous Wastes shall be disposed of <br /> in the Landfill. <br /> (02) Dangerous Wastes. No Dangerous Wastes (as defined in the Code of <br /> Ordinances for the City of Elk River) shall be disposed at the Landfill until a <br /> request to dispose of dangerous wastes has been submitted to the City as required <br /> by Chapter 604 of the City Code of Ordinances. The City shall respond to <br /> requests for permission to dispose dangerous wastes within fifteen(15) days from <br /> receipt of the request as appropriate. If a request to dispose of dangerous wastes is <br /> rejected by the City Environmental Administrator, or the City's authorized <br /> consultant/agent, the dangerous wastes may not be disposed at the Landfill. <br /> Licensee may propose advance approval of proposed disposal of dangerous <br /> wastes by submitting to the City, for each waste, a statement identifying the waste <br /> type, generator name and address, volume, method of chemical analysis, chemical <br /> 14 <br />