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03/09/2010 16:18 + BRIGGS IYIORGAN ~V1PLS 1 PAGE 19/60 with local busi~aesses, donations, employment, etc. would be sustained fox an additional 4 to 7 years, 2.G $ITI<J SCRFF~II1o1G Tlie xegion surzour~dzmg the proposed expansion consists oI'rolling tErrain, k~eavily wooded axeas, existing Uetans, and o~.-going ~xtining operations that effectively scxeez~. it fTO7T3 view W.~tbout additional sCI'eellillg features. Along dxa east slde of the proposed expansion, exlstaztg trees aztd an existing earthen berm that leas been planted with ixees, will provide year. z~ound screeni~ag along Hwy 169. M,ini~,g activit3.es to the south of the proposed expulsion wzll, be on-goi~ during the life of the proposed expansion. Tn addition to tla.e on-going mining on the prapc~-ty to 'tlxo south oftlae proposed oxpaneion and exzgtiug screexalttg alozig 22IeLAvenue fvr the mining operations, the ERL will establish scx~eeuuitxg vegetation ati the south pexazaleter bexxn that will, effectively screen the proposed expctnsao~a fx'oart 221x' Avenue. ,A.loz~g the west side of the proposed expa~nsiozt between Else property li~ae and the coazidox trail there w~11 be a Zoo-foot buffer. This setback allows ;for the pies@rvation of the existixg trees in, the area. Tlxe dense vegetation along the bile trail coxxiclor effectively screens the proposed expansion &on1 view of ktze trail users, Tlus vegetations wi11 rexxasin with the expznsaoza since it xs witl>an tike pxopoeed 200-foot setback. Z.7 PRCpOSJGA Lt~V~FLLL lDl:!,SIG~1 The ERL as designed to clispoee ofnon-hazardous solid r~rastes. ~'he desi~a. as tivell as the comstruation toad operaLiom of the landffll aze governed by the 1,V.Il'CA who lies perfo~zted a detailed review of the design of the e~~cisting facility, and wall pexfoxtxt a detailed review of tlae design of ~e proposed expansion. upon submittal o:Frhe necessary Ml'CJ~. pe~t~it applxc~tlon. rw~ax~inaa~C~onp~en~el~A~vo~rwi (~1•eoc 2-7