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Closed Msw Landfill Inspection Checklist - Ohio
Closed Msw Landfill Inspection Checklist is a legal document that was released by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency - a government authority operating within Ohio.
FAQ
Q: What is a closed MSW landfill?A: A closed MSW landfill is a landfill that is no longer accepting waste and has undergone closure and post-closure activities.
Q: What is the purpose of a landfill inspection?A: The purpose of a landfill inspection is to ensure compliance with environmental regulations and to assess the integrity of the landfill's closure system.
Q: Who conducts a landfill inspection?A: Landfill inspections are typically conducted by government agencies or environmental consultants.
Q: What is included in a landfill inspection checklist?A: A landfill inspection checklist typically includes items such as erosion control measures, gas monitoring systems, groundwater monitoring wells, and general site maintenance.
Q: What are some common issues found during landfill inspections?A: Common issues found during landfill inspections include erosion, leachate leakage, gas migration, and inadequate cover or vegetation.
Q: What happens if a landfill fails an inspection?A: If a landfill fails an inspection, the operator may be required to take corrective actions to address the issues identified, or they may face fines and penalties.
Q: How often are landfill inspections conducted?A: The frequency of landfill inspections can vary, but they are typically conducted on a regular basis, such as annually or quarterly, depending on the regulations in the specific jurisdiction.
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