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This separate site shall be located and operated with due regard for the nature of the vehicles bringing such loads, and the normal frequency of such dumping. 5.) Off-Site Litter Control. The Permittee shall engage in a regular and routine litter maintenance and removal program extending one-half mile north and south of the entrance to the Landfill and to any other areas adversely impacted by debris related to Landfill operations as may be determined by the City. Litter shall be removed from these areas not less than once per week, and more often if necessary because of spills or complaints from neighboring property owners, and ensure that these areas are kept free of litter generated by truck traffic traveling to and from the Landfill. In addition, Permittee shall inspect all trucks leaving the Landfill to ensure that they are either fully enclosed or covered, and/or clean, and will not spread litter on surrounding streets and roadways as they leave. In the event that Permittee fails to remove litter within forty-eight (48) hours of notice of accumulation of litter by the City, the City may cause such litter to be removed. The City shall bill the cost of such removal to the Permittee, which shall remit payment within thirty (30) days of the date of such billing. 6.) Site Environmental Monitoring. (01) On-site Groundwater. The Permittee shall perform on-site water quality testing at the monitoring wells in the manner required by the PCA permit. The wells shall meet current Department of Health Well Code Standards. The Water Quality Report shall be submitted to the City when it is submitted to the PCA. (02) Surface Water Quality. The Permittee shall have surface water quality tests performed in conjunction with sampling quarterly events when water is present. (03) Off-Site Groundwater Ouality. The Permittee shall annually sample the individual private wells identified in the Comprehensive Monitoring Plan required by section 4(05). All private wells shall be analyzed for pH, COD, ammonia, chlorides, specific conductance, and volatile organic compounds (MDH method 465C and EPA method 601,602). (04) Modification. The testing programs specified in this Section 6 may be modified by City staff if City staff reasonably determines there exists a need for additional wells to be tested or additional parameters to be analyzed, based upon water or air quality test results indicating the presence of contamination. 7.) Hydrogeologic Reports. 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. The Permittee shall also notify City at least two (2) days in advance of any soil boring or well construction required by this Permit. PXB 100862 9.