25 Pa. Code § 289.133 - Map and grid requirements
(a) An
application shall contain a topographic map of the proposed permit and adjacent
areas showing the following:
(1) The
boundaries of lands proposed to be affected over the estimated total life of
the proposed operation and the sequence of disposal and closure.
(2) A change in a component of the facility
or a feature within the proposed permit area to be caused by the proposed
operation.
(3) Buildings, utility
corridors and facilities which will be used in the operation.
(4) The areas of land for which a bond will
be posted under Chapter 287, Subchapter E (relating to bonding and insurance
requirements).
(5) The solid waste
storage, processing or unloading areas.
(6) The water diversion, collection,
conveyance, erosion and sedimentation control, treatment, storage and discharge
facilities to be used.
(7) The gas
management, collection and control facilities, if required.
(8) The boundaries of construction
activities.
(9) The location of
barriers, fences and similar structures required by §
289.222 (relating to access
control).
(10) The location of each
sedimentation pond, permanent water impoundment or similar facility.
(11) The location of access roads to the
site, including slopes, grades and lengths of the roads.
(12) The location and identity of monitoring
wells.
(13) For noncaptive residual
waste disposal impoundments, a designated area for vehicles for use in the
event of the detection of waste containing radioactive material. The designated
area shall, by location or shielding, protect the environment, facility staff
and public from radiation originating in the vehicle. The Department's
"Guidance Document on Radioactivity Monitoring at Solid Waste
Processing and Disposal Facilities," Document Number 250-3100-001,
describes various factors to consider in determining an appropriate designated
area.
(b) The applicant
shall also submit a grid coordinate system for the entire proposed permit area.
The horizontal control system shall consist of a grid not to exceed 200-foot
square sections unless the facility is larger than 250 acres and the Department
approves, in writing, the use of a grid that exceeds 200-foot square sections.
A permanent benchmark for horizontal and vertical control shall be shown. The
grid system shall be a state or universal grid system and shall be tied to the
benchmark and the baseline.
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