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17 13.) Hydrogeologic Investigation. The investigation of the hydrological and geophysical characteristics of the site shall be continued and any other new information relating to the hydrogeologic impact of the site shall be reported to the City. Hydrogeologic reports shall be updated, amended, and modified as warranted by newly discovered or additional data acquired in the continued hydrogeologic investigation. Licensee shall notify City at least two (2) days in advance of any soil boring or well construction required by this License. Future site investigation and monitoring must be conducted in the vicinity of P334L and other areas , southwest of the waste fill limits. This work must focus on evaluating the deeper outwash as the observed predominant pathway for contamination migration in the area of the Site. 14.) Dust, Noise, and Odor. Fugitive dust emissions off-site shall be controlled at the Landfill Site as necessary by undertaking the following: road surfaces within the Landfill Site shall be wetted with water or an appropriate chemical whenever off-site dust levels become unreasonable as determined by the City Environmental Administrator. Dust pollutives shall be utilized to the extent necessary on cover material such as stockpiles to reduce wind erosion as well as on other exposed surfaces as appropriate. Cover compaction and revegetation activities shall be undertaken promptly on the completion of various fill areas and vegetative cover capable of quick growth shall be utilized. Plantings of bushes and trees shall be installed if needed to buffer the Landfill Site and minimize wind erosion. All equipment and vehicles utilized at the Landfill Site shall be periodically inspected and maintained to minimize noise. Vegetative barriers along the boundaries of the Landfill Site shall be utilized to minimize off-site noise impacts. Applicable state standards for noise pollution may not be exceeded by the Landfill operation, equipment, vehicles, or machinery. Licensee agrees that it will use best management practices to control against odors. The Environmental Administrator may make recommendations regarding possible odor controls. If a verified odor problem is ongoing, both parties agree to institute good faith negotiations to minimize the odor problem. If in the event that the City receives ten or more complaints within a six-hour period relating to a single odor description and this odor complaint has been verified by both City and Licensee and identified as coming from the Facility, the Licensee shall cease such activity(s) that are the direct cause of the odor(s). Normal activity(s) shall not resume until the Licensee has, to the satisfaction of the City, fully mitigated against such odor(s).