<strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Guelph</strong>2008 Annual <strong>Report</strong>Closed Eastview Road Landfill SiteCurrent Groundwater and Leachate Sampling ProgramFormationMonitor LocationsSampling Program(Per Year)Waste 51-IR, 59-I, 65-I, 67-I four timesWaste/Fill Outwash 51-II, 55-IR, 56-IR, 57-I, 58-I, 61-IRfour timesBeneath Waste 63-I, 66-IRSandy Outwash 2-I, 10-III, 10-II, 13-IV, 13-V, 14-II, 14-III, 15-IV, 15-V, 17-IV, four times18-III, 30-I, C2-I, C6-I, C9-I, C10-I, C11-I, S2812-II, 9-I, 11-II, 16-IV, 16-V, 26-I, 28-I, 35-Itwo timesUpper Till4-IIIR, 5-II, 11-I, 13-III, 15-III, 21-I, 60-II, 60-IIIfour times16-IV, 17-III, 19-IVtwo timesLower Till53-II, 60-Ifour times4-IIR, 11-III, 13-II, 15-II, 16-I, 16-VI, 17-II, 19-IItwo timesBedrock4-IR, 14-IV, 16-VII, 50-I, 53-IR, 54-I, 37-I, 90-II, 91-I, 92-I, four times93-I, 94-I, 95-I9A-I, 13-I, 15-I, 17-I, 19-I, 20-I,two timesChemical Analyses:a) Conductivity, pH, Alkalinity, Phenols, ICAP Metals (including Major Cations Ca, Mg, Na, K and Trace MetalsCr, Ni, Fe, Mn, Zn).b) Major Anions (including SO 4 , Cl, NO 3 , NO 2 ).c) Additional parameters (Br, I) added since 2003.d) Field Parameters : pH, conductivity, temperaturee) Bold and Italics – New locations completed since 2003.Water levels measured in all monitors sampled during each sampling event.Further to the groundwater and leachate sampling program, water level measurements are collected in thelandfill monitors and selected lower till and bedrock monitors on a monthly basis. These locations are shownon the Table below.Current Monthly Water Level Monitoring ProgramGeological UnitMonitoring LocationBedrock 4-IR, 5-III, 13-I, 14-IV, 15-I, 16-VII, 19-I, 20-I, 37-I, 50-I, 53-I, 54-I, 90-II, 91-I, 92-I, 93-I, 94-I, 95-ILower bedrock 16-VIII, 90-ILower Till 11-III, 16-VI, 60-IWaste 51-IR, 51-II, 52-I, 55-IR, 56-IR, 57-I, 58-I, 59-I, 61-IR, 62-I, 63-I, 64-I, 66-IR, 67-I, 68-I, 69-IProposed Revisions in the Monitoring ProgramAs stated earlier, the Eastview Road Landfill has now been closed for five (5) years. As part <strong>of</strong> the Closure<strong>of</strong> the landfill, a recommended reduction <strong>of</strong> several monitoring requirements for the site was provided in theClosure Plan <strong>Report</strong>. This reduction was to be implemented, upon approval from the MOE, based on a timeline <strong>of</strong> site performance and data consistency. The proposed reductions in the monitoring programs for theClosed Eastview Road Landfill Site are discussed below for each <strong>of</strong> the certificates.(111414_2ra_apr29-09_city_<strong>of</strong>_guelph.doc) - 38 -
<strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Guelph</strong>2008 Annual <strong>Report</strong>Closed Eastview Road Landfill SiteProposed Monitoring Requirements for Closed LandfillCurrently, extensive data have been collected with respect to environmental monitoring at the site since1991. The proposed monitoring program for the closed landfill reflects this large data set and the yearlyconclusions from the annual reports. As well, the proposed reduction also takes into consideration currentissues that still require resolution. These issues are the increasing chloride at locations 37/50 (currentlyunder assessment) and the potential revision <strong>of</strong> Condition 17.10 <strong>of</strong> the C. <strong>of</strong> A.Post-Closure Groundwater Monitoring ProgramThe proposed post closure groundwater and leachate monitoring program is outlined in the Table below.The proposed changes are to reduce the sampling frequency from quarterly to semi annual and from semiannual to annual, where applicable (i.e., reduce the frequency by half). No reduction in the analyticalparameter list is proposed at this time as these parameters would best demonstrate any potential leachateimpacts, should they occur.Proposed Post Closure Groundwater and Leachate Sampling ProgramFormation Monitor Locations Sampling ProgramWaste 51-IR, 59-I, 65-I, 67-I Semi AnnualWaste/Fill Outwash 51-II, 55-IR, 56-IR, 57-I, 58-I, 61-IRSemi AnnualBeneath Waste 63-I, 66-ISandy OutwashUpper TillLower TillBedrock2-I, 10-III, 10-II, 13-IV, 13-V, 14-II, 14-III, 15-IV, 15-V, 16-IV,17-IV, 18-III, 30-I, C2-I, C6-I, C9-I, C10-I, C11-I2-II, 9-I, 11-II, 16-V, 26-I, 28-I, 35-I4-IIIR, 5-II, 11-I, 13-III, 15-III, 21-I, 60-II, 60-III16-IV, 17-III, 19-IV4-IIR, 53-II, 60-I11-III, 13-II, 15-II, 16-I, 16-VI, 17-II, 19-II4-IR, 50-I, 53-IR, 37-I, 91-I, 93-I, 94-I, 95-I14-IV, 16-VII, 54-I, 90-II, 92-I9A-I, 13-I, 15-I, 17-I, 19-I, 20-I,Semi AnnualAnnualSemi AnnualAnnualSemi AnnualAnnualQuarterly*Semi AnnualAnnualChemical Analyses:a) Conductivity, pH, Alkalinity, Phenols, ICAP Metals (including Major Cations Ca, Mg, Na, K and TraceMetals Br, I, Cr, Ni, Fe, Mn, Zn).b) Major Anions (including SO 4 , Cl, NO 3 , NO 2 ).c) Field Parameters : pH, conductivity, temperatured) * - Remain at a quarterly frequency until resolution <strong>of</strong> Condition 17.10 and chloride issue at location 37/50.Water levels measured in all monitors sampled during each sampling event.(111414_2ra_apr29-09_city_<strong>of</strong>_guelph.doc) - 39 -
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