FEIR for Boitshepi Landfill Site .pdf - Zitholele.co.za

August 2010 38 8848registration number of the vehicle. A clerk in the weighbridge office then enters thisinformation into the computer. As indicated in Figure 9 above, disposable tariffs are payableas per the tonnes of waste disposed. Clean builders rubble, clean cover material, greens(excluding tree branches) and public domestic waste are all disposed free of charge,furthermore, mixed builder’s rubble, bulky tree stump, domestic waste, big blocks, delistedindustrial waste, are assigned a specific tariff to each of them.Access ControlIt is a Minimum Requirement that vehicle access to the site be limited to a single controlledentrance to prevent the unauthorised entry and illegal dumping. The site entrance shouldhave a lockable gate which should be managed during operation hours.Collection of disposal tariffsWaste disposal tariffs should be levied and collected at all waste disposal sites from mediumsize upward. The tariffs, as mentioned above should be displayed on the notice board(Figure 9 above).SecurityIt is a Minimum Requirement that unauthorised pedestrian access be strictly prohibited.Waste reclamation and squatting should be discouraged.Operational Management PlanThis is a plan that is a site specific document that has been developed as part of the wastelicense application procedure. It describes the way in which the site is to be operated,commencing at the level and detail of daily cell construction and continuing through to theprojected development of the site with time. Please refer to Appendix F for the OperationalManagement Plan.ResourcesAdequate facilities, equipment, and suitably trained staff are required in order to ensure anongoing environmentally acceptable waste disposal operation.5.8 Description of the Development Activities - Closure5.8.1 Rehabilitation PhaseThe progressive rehabilitation of waste sites by means of capping and the subsequentestablishment of vegetation is a Minimum Requirement. Capping should be implemented onall areas where no further waste deposition will take place, and re-vegetation shouldcommence as soon as possible. Screening berms are the first areas where vegetation mustbe established. This ensures that waste disposal operations take place behind vegetatedberms. These are extended upwards in advance of the disposal operation to ensurecontinued screening. This is referred to as the “rising green wall” approach. All final levelsand slopes must be in accordance with the waste site design and the end-use plan. Slopesshould not be steeper than 1:3 so as to minimise erosion.ZITHOLELE CONSULTING