Tuesday, June 30 and Wednesday, July 1
Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area on Tuesday.  Approximately 800 yds of mixed waste/soil and 200 yds of debris free landfill soil was removed.  The mixed waste/soil is added to the main stockpile for mechanical screening, while the debris-free landfill soil is stockpiled on plastic on the completed portion of the UFA for chemical sampling.  The segregation of the debris-free landfill soil is a cost-saving measure as it will not need to be mechanically screened.
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 490 yds were completed each day. The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,130 tires and 131 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is present on the paved area; it has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
• Six stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, thirteen stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and two stockpiles of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), two have been found to be chemically-clean, while analytical results are pending for the remaining three cap stockpiles.  Two of the mechanically screened stockpiles have been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of benzo(a)pyrene, two have been found to be chemically-clean, analytical results are pending for eight stockpiles, while the remaining stockpile of mechanically screened soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  Analytical results are also pending for one of the debris-free Main Landfill Area soil stockpiles, while the second will be sampled with the volume reaches 600 yds.
• Step-out confirmation samples were collected on Tuesday from a completed portion of the Main Landfill Area.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.      
• To date, approximately 79.2% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.    

Saturday, June 27 and Monday, June 29
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area on Monday.  Approximately 500 yds of mixed waste/soil and 200 yds of debris free landfill soil was removed.  The mixed waste/soil is added to the main stockpile for mechanical screening, while the debris-free landfill soil is stockpiled on plastic on the completed portion of the UFA for chemical sampling.  The segregation of the debris-free landfill soil is a cost-saving measure as it will not need to be mechanically screened.
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 440 yds were completed each day. The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,103 tires and 131 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is present on the paved area; it has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
• Six stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, twelve stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and two stockpiles of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), two have been found to be chemically-clean, while analytical results are pending for the remaining three cap stockpiles.  Three of the mechanically screened stockpiles have been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of benzo(a)pyrene, analytical results are pending for six stockpiles, two mechanically screened stockpiles will be sampled on Wednesday, while the remaining stockpile of mechanically screened soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  One of the debris-free Main Landfill Area soil stockpiles will be sampled on Wednesday, while the second will be sampled with the volume reaches 600 yds.
• Confirmation samples were collected on Monday from a completed portion of the Main Landfill Area.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.      
• To date, approximately 77.8% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.   

Friday, June 26
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 430 yds were completed. The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,098 tires and 129 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is present on the paved area; it has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
• Six stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, twelve stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), two have been found to be chemically-clean, while analytical results are pending for the remaining three cap stockpiles.  Two of the mechanically screened stockpiles has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of benzo(a)pyrene, analytical results are pending for seven stockpiles, two mechanically screened stockpiles will be sampled on Monday, while the remaining stockpile of mechanically screened soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will also be sampled on Monday.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.      
• To date, approximately 76.8% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.   

Thursday, June 25
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area; 900 yds of mixed waste/soil material was excavated and added to the main processing stockpile to be screened, while 100 yds of debris-free landfill soil was excavated and stockpiled for chemical sampling.  Stockpiling the debris-free soil separately is a cost-saving measure as the material will not require mechanical screening. 
• One chemically-clean stockpile was spread on site (approximately 600 yds).
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 540 yds were completed. The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,093 tires and 126 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is present on the paved area; it has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
• Six stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, ten stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), two have been found to be chemically-clean,  while analytical results are pending for  the remaining three cap stockpiles.  Two of the mechanically screened stockpiles has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of benzo(a)pyrene, analytical results are pending for six stockpiles, while the remaining stockpile of mechanically screened soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will also be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.      
• To date, approximately 76.8% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated. 

Wednesday, June 24
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area; 640 yds of mixed waste/soil material was excavated and added to the main processing stockpile to be screened.   
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 530 yds were completed. The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,085 tires and 126 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Approximately 120 tons of segregated concrete and asphalt were trucked out for recycling.
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is present on the paved area; it has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
• Six stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, ten stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), two have been found to be chemically-clean, analytical results are pending for one, while the remaining two cap stockpiles will be sampled tomorrow.  Two of the mechanically screened stockpiles has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of benzo(a)pyrene,  one has been found to be chemically-clean, analytical results are pending for three stockpiles, three full-size stockpiles of mechanically screened soil will be sampled tomorrow, while the remaining stockpile of mechanically screened soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will also be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.      
• To date, approximately 75.4% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.  

Tuesday, June 23
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area; 120 yds of landfill cap material and 320 yds of mixed waste/soil material was excavated.  The cap material is placed on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area for sampling, while the mixed waste/soil is stockpiled in the main processing stockpile to be screened.   
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 400 yds were completed. The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,085 tires and 124 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Two chemically-clean stockpiles of screened Main Landfill Area soil were backfilled (approximately 1,000 yds total).      
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is present on the paved area; it has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
• Six stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, nine stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), analytical results are pending for three, while the remaining two cap stockpiles will be sampled tomorrow.  One of the mechanically screened stockpiles has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of benzo(a)pyrene, analytical results are pending for five stockpiles, two full-size stockpiles of mechanically screened soil will be sampled tomorrow, while the remaining stockpile of mechanically screened soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will also be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.      
• To date, approximately 74% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.   

Saturday , June 20 and Monday, June 22
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area; 500 yds of  mixed waste/soil material was excavated and stockpiled in the main processing stockpile on Monday.   
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately  900 yds were completed over both days. The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,083 tires and 124 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is present on the paved area; it has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
• Five stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, nine stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), analytical results are pending for three, while the fifth cap stockpile will be sample when the volume reaches 600 yds.  Two of the full-size mechanically screened soil stockpiles have been found to be chemically-clean, analytical results are pending for six stockpiles, while the remaining stockpile of mechanically screened soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will also be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 74% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated. 

Thursday, June 18 and Friday, June 19 
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area; 1,000 yds of mixed waste/soil and 550 yds of cap  material were excavated and stockpiled over both days.  The mixed waste/soil is stockpiled in the main processing stockpile to be screened, while the landfill cap material is stockpiled for analytical sampling.   
• Approximately 1,800 yds of material was backfilled into the chemically-cleared excavation.
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 810 yds were completed over both days. The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,067 tires and 124 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area  is present on the paved area; it has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
• Five stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, seven stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), analytical results are pending for three, while the fifth cap stockpile will be sample when the volume reaches 600 yds.   Two of the full-size mechanically screened soil stockpiles have been found to be chemically-clean, analytical results are pending for four stockpiles, while the remaining stockpile of mechanically screened soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will also be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 73% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.   

Wednesday, June 17 
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area today; 500 yds of mixed waste/soil and 600 yds of cap  material were excavated and stockpiled.  The mixed waste/soil is stockpiled in the main processing stockpile to be screened, while the landfill cap material is stockpiled for analytical sampling.   
• Step-out confirmation samples results indicated that the area is chemically clean and ready for backfill.
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 540 yds were completed. The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,050 tires and 124 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Two stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  One stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), while the second has been found to be chemically clean.
• Five stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, eleven stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), analytical results are pending for two, one will be sampled Thursday, while the fifth cap stockpile will be sample when the volume reaches 600 yds.   Two of the full-size mechanically screened soil stockpiles have been found to be chemically-clean, analytical results are pending for six stockpiles,  two will be sampled Thursday, while the remaining stockpile of mechanically screened soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will also be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 71% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.   

Tuesday, June 16 
• Approximately 25% of the existing parking lot was removed today.  Approximately 120 yds of asphalt was off-hauled for recycling, while the aggregate base was stockpiled on site.  The aggregate base will be reused by the City in the construction of the replacement parking lot as a cost-saving measure.
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area today; 450 yds of mixed waste/soil and 300 yds of cap  material were excavated and stockpiled.  The mixed waste/soil is stockpiled in the main processing stockpile to be screened, while the landfill cap material is stockpiled for analytical sampling.   
• Step-out confirmation samples were collected from the completed portion of the Main Landfill Area.  Once the area is cleared chemically, the clean stockpiles will be backfilled.
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 430 yds were completed. The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,034 tires and 124 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Two stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  One stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), while the second has been found to be chemically clean.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, nine stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), analytical results are pending for two, while the fourth cap stockpile will be sample when the volume reaches 600 yds.   Two of the full-size mechanically screened soil stockpiles have been found to be chemically-clean, analytical results are pending for six stockpiles, while the remaining stockpile of mechanically screened soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will also be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 69% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated. 

Saturday, June 13 and Monday, June 15 
• Excavation continued in the Main Landfill Area on Monday.   Approximately 1,200 yds of landfill cap material was excavated and stockpiled on plastic for chemical sampling. 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 430 yds were completed on Saturday, while 330 yds were completed on Monday.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,031 tires and 124 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Two stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  One stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), while the second has been found to be chemically clean.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material,  eight stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), while the  other three will be sampled tomorrow.   Two of the full-size mechanically screened soil stockpiles have been found to be chemically-clean, analytical results are pending for three stockpiles, while the remaining three mechanically screened soil stockpiles will be sampled on Tuesday.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 68% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.   

Friday, June 12 
• Excavation continued in the Main Landfill Area today.   Approximately 610 yds of mixed waste/soil and 300 yds of landfill cap material was excavated.  The mixed waste/soil material is added to the main processing stockpile to be mechanically screened, while the landfill cap material is stockpiled on plastic for chemical sampling. 
• Two landfill gas monitoring wells that were located within the Main Landfill Area were excavated under the supervision of Sacramento County.
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 425 yds were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,031 tires and 121 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Two stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  One stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), while the second has been found to be chemically clean.
• Two stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material,  Seven stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  One debris-free landfill cap stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), while the second cap stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  Analytical results are pending for five of the full-size mechanically screened soil stockpiles, while the remaining two will be sampled on Monday.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 67% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.  

Thursday, June 11 
• Approximately half of the existing parking lot was removed today.  Approximately 210 yds of asphalt was off-hauled for recycling, while approximately 250 yds of aggregate base was stockpiled on site.  The aggregate base will be reused by the City in the construction of the replacement parking lot as a cost-saving measure.
• Four stockpiles of chemically cleared  landfill cap soil was spread on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area (approx. 2,500 yds). 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 530 yds were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,031 tires and 121 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Two stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Both have been sampled and analytical results are pending.
• Two stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, five stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  Analytical results are pending for one of the debris-free landfill cap stockpiles, while the second cap stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  Analytical results are pending for all five of the full-size mechanically screened soil stockpiles.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 65% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.   

Wednesday, June 10
• One stockpile of chemically cleared soil was backfilled (approx. 600 yds). 
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area today.  Approximately 660 yds of mixed waste/soil  was excavated and added to the main processing stockpile to be screened.   
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 510 yds were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 600 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,020 tires and 119 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Two stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Both have been sampled and analytical results are pending.
• Six stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, five stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  Four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, analytical results are pending for the fifth, while the sixth cap stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  Analytical results are pending for all four of the full-size mechanically screened soil stockpiles,   while the fifth will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 600 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 65% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.    
 
Tuesday, June 9 
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area today; 300 yds of mixed waste/soil, 120 yds of debris-free soil, and 350 yds of cap were excavated and stockpiled.  The mixed waste/soil is stockpiled in the main processing stockpile to be screened.  The debris-free soil and landfill cap material are stockpiled for analytical sampling.  The segregation of debris-free landfill soil is a cost saving measure as it will not require mechanical screening; it will still be chemically screened for backfill on site or disposal. 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 450 yds were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, children's toys, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,020 tires and 119 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Three stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   All three have been sampled and analytical results are pending.
• Six stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, five stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  Four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, analytical results are pending for the fifth, while the sixth cap stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yds.  Analytical results are pending for all four of the full-size mechanically screened soil stockpiles ,while the fifth will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yds.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 64% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.   

Saturday, June 6 and Monday, June 8
• Four chemically clean stockpiles and cobble were backfilled on Monday (approx. 2,260 yds).  
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 400 yds were completed  on average each day.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,018 tires and 119 lineal feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Three stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   All three have been sampled and analytical results are pending.
• Five stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and one stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fifth cap stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yds.  Analytical results are pending for all four of the mechanically screened   soil stockpiles.  The stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 63% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.   

Friday, June 5
No work was conducted as contractor personnel attended mandatory refresher training.

Thursday, June 4
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 480 yds were completed today.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,013 tires and 112 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Six stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   All six have been sampled; one has been found to be chemically clean while analytical results are pending for the remaining five.
• Five stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, two stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and two stockpiles of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fifth cap stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yds.  Analytical results are pending for both mechanically screened soil stockpiles.  One stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil has been found to be chemically clean, while the second stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 63% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.   

Wednesday, June 3 
• Approximately 1,200 yds of chemically clean material from the Main Landfill Area was backfilled. 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 480 yds were completed today.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,013 tires and 112 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Six stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   All six have been sampled; one has been found to be chemically clean while analytical results are pending for the remaining five.
• Five stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, two stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and two stockpiles of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fifth cap stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yds.  Analytical results are pending for one of the mechanically screened soil stockpiles, while the second will be sampled tomorrow.  One stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil has been found to be chemically clean, while the second stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yds.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 63% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.  
• The quarterly groundwater monitoring event concluded today.

Tuesday, June 2 
• Approximately 1,200 yards of chemically clean material from the Main Landfill Area was backfilled. 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 470 yards were completed today.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,004 tires and 112 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Six stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   All six have been sampled; one has been found to be chemically clean while analytical results are pending for the remaining five.
• Five stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, three stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and two stockpiles of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fifth cap stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.  Analytical results are pending for all three of the mechanically screened soil stockpiles.  One stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil has been found to be chemically clean, while the second stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 62 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.  
• The quarterly groundwater monitoring event was begun today.

Saturday, May 30 and Monday, June 1 
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area today; 560 yards of mixed waste/soil were excavated and added to the main processing stockpile to be screened. 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately  340 yards of material was completed on Saturday and 430 yards were completed today.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. yards yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 1,000 tires and 110 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Six stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Four have been sampled and analytical results are pending,  while the remaining two will be sampled tomorrow.
• Five stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, five stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and two stockpiles of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fifth cap stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.  Two of the five stockpiles of mechanically screened soil have been found to be chemically clean, analytical results are pending for two, while the fifth stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.  One stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil has been found to be chemically clean, while the second stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 62 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Friday, May 29 
• Excavation resumed in the Main Landfill Area today; 900 yards of mixed waste/soil, 100 yards of debris-free soil, and 320 yards of cap were excavated and stockpiled.  The mixed waste/soil is stockpiled in the main processing stockpile to be screened.  The debris-free soil and landfill cap material are stockpiled for analytical sampling.  The segregation of debris-free landfill soil is a cost saving measure as it will not require mechanical screening; it will still be chemically screened for backfill on site or disposal. 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 430 yards were completed today.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 990 tires and 102 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Six stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Four have been sampled and analytical results are pending,  one will be sampled on Monday, while the sixth will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• Five stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material, four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area, and two stockpiles of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil are present on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fifth cap stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.   Analytical results are pending for all four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil.  One stockpile of debris-free Main Landfill Area soil has been found to be chemically clean, while the second stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 61 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.
 
Thursday, May 28 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 440 yards were completed today.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 984 tires and 98 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Five stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Four have been sampled and analytical results are pending, while the fifth will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• Five stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material and six stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean , while the fifth stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.   One stockpile of mechanically screened soil has been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil, and the sixth mechanically screened stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 59 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Wednesday, May 27 
• Excavation continued in the Main Landfill Area.  Approximately 1,150 yards of mixed waste/soil was excavated and stockpiled for processing. 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 440 yards were completed today.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 978 tires and 96 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   Three have been sampled and analytical results are pending , while the fourth will be sampled tomorrow.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material and six stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean.  Analytical results are pending for five stockpiles of mechanically screened soil, while the sixth mechanically screened stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 59 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Tuesday, May 26 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 210 yards were completed today before the mechanical screening unit went down.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 972 tires and 96 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
•  Two chemically-clean stockpiles and screened cobble were backfilled into the completed portion of the Main Landfill (a total of 1,295 yards).
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   All three have been sampled and analytical results are pending.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material and six stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean.  Analytical results are pending for five stockpiles of mechanically screened soil, while the sixth mechanically screened stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 56 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Friday, May 22 and Saturday, May 23 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 440 yards were completed Friday and 490 yards were completed on Saturday.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 970 tires and 93 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.      
• Three chemically-clean stockpiles were backfilled into the completed portion of the Main Landfill on Friday (a total of 2,250 yards).
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Two stockpiles will be sampled today, while the third will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material and five stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean.  Analytical results are pending for four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil, while the fifth mechanically screened stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 56 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Thursday, May 21 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 440 yards were completed today.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 960 tires and 93 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.    
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   Analytical results indicate that three of the stockpiles are chemically-clean, while the fourth will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area; analytical results indicate that it is chemically-clean.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material and five stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All four of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean.  Analytical results are pending for four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil, while the fifth mechanically screened stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 56 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Wednesday, May 20 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 540 yards were completed today.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 950 tires and 93 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.    
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Analytical results are pending for three, while the fourth will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area; analytical results are pending for the stockpile.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material and four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  Three of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the fourth stockpile.  Analytical results are pending for three stockpiles of mechanically screened soil, while the fourth mechanically screened stockpile will be sampled tomorrow.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• To date, approximately 55 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Tuesday, May 19 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 300 yards on average were completed each day.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 939 tires and 87 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.    
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Analytical results are pending for all three.
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area; analytical results are pending for the stockpile.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material and four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  Three of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the fourth stockpile.  Three stockpiles of mechanically screened soil  were sampled today, while the fourth mechanically screened stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• Stockpiled concrete and asphalt was trucked out to a recycler today.
• To date, approximately 54 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Friday, May 15 and Monday, May 18 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; approximately 540 yards on average were completed each day. The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins. To date, approximately 935 tires and 87 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.    
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area. Analytical results are pending for all three.
• One stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area; analytical results are pending for the stockpile.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material and three new stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is being formed on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area. Three of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the fourth stockpile.  The two full-size stockpiles of mechanically screened soil will be sampled tomorrow, while the third new mechanically screened stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.   
• Two stockpiles that were found to be unacceptable for backfill were trucked out today to Ostrom Road Landfill.
• To date, approximately 54 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Thursday, May 14 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 540 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 919 tires and 82 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.    
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  All four stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and analytical results are pending for three.
• Three stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  One stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), while analytical results are pending for the remaining two stockpiles.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material and one new stockpile of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area is being formed on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  Three of the full-size landfill cap stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the fourth stockpile.    The new stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.  
• To date, approximately 54 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Wednesday, May 14 
• Approximately 700 yards of mixed waste/soil were excavated today and added to the main processing stockpile for screening. 
•  The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 470 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 910 tires and 82 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.    
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Three of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and analytical results are pending for two.  The fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Three stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  One stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), while analytical results are pending for the remaining two stockpiles.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  Three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the fourth stockpile.  
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.  
• To date, approximately 54 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Tuesday, May 12 
•  Approximately 1,000 yards of landfill cap material and mixed waste/soil were excavated today.  The landfill cap material was stockpiled on plastic on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area, while the mixed waste/soil was added to the main processing stockpile. 
•   The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 460 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
•  Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 907 tires and 82 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.    
•  Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Three of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and analytical results are pending for two.  The fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards .
•  Three stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  One stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), while analytical results are pending for the remaining two stockpiles.
•  Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  Three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the fourth stockpile.  
•  All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.  
•  To date, approximately 52 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Monday, May 11 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 510 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 903 tires and 82 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.    
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Three of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and analytical results are pending for two.  The fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Three stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  One stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), while analytical results are pending for the remaining two stockpiles.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  Three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the fourth stockpile.  
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.  
• To date, approximately 52 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated. 

Saturday, May 9 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 460 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yds each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 896 tires and 82 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.    
• Two chemically-clean stockpiles and cobble were placed on the completed portion of the Main Landfill Area today (approximately 1,800 yards of material) in preparation for backfill.  Analytical results are pending for the bottom of the current excavation; once cleared, the material will be backfilled.
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Three of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and analytical results are pending for two.  The fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  Analytical results are pending for all four stockpiles.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  Three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the fourth stockpile.  
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.  
• To date, approximately 52 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Friday, May 8 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today only approximately 175 yards were completed due to mechanical failure of the screening mill.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 891 tires and 75 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Six stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   Five of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), two have been found to be chemically clean, and analytical results are pending for two.  The sixth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  Analytical results are pending for all four stockpiles.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.   Three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the fourth stockpile.  
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.  
• To date, approximately 52 percent of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Thursday, May 7
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 450 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 889 tires and 72 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Six stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   Five of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), two have been found to be chemically clean, and analytical results are pending for two.  The sixth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  Analytical results are pending for all four stockpiles.
• Four stockpiles of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.   Three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the fourth stockpile.  
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control.  
• To date, approximately 52% of the estimated landfill material (including the landfill cap) has been excavated.

Wednesday, May 6
Work was not performed on Wednesday, May 6 to allow the site to dry out after the recent rains. 

Tuesday, May 5 
• Due to poor site conditions from the rain last night, no excavation or mechanical screening was performed today.  In addition, no work will be performed tomorrow to allow the site to dry out.
• Stormwater that had ponded on the landfill cap was pumped to the middle stormwater detention basin.  The City pumped out the basin with a vacuum truck and discharged to the sanitary sewer per Waste Discharge Requirements (WDRs) for the landfill. 
• Analytical samples were collected from three stockpiles. 

Monday, May 4 
• Excavation continued in the lower Main Landfill Area today; approximately 1,020 yards of mixed waste/soil were excavated and added to the process pile. The excavation face was covered with plastic upon completion to prevent rainwater from coming in contact with the waste in the event that rain continues tonight.  
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 500 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 886 tires and 72 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Five stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Three of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), one has been found to be chemically clean, and analytical results are pending for one.  The fourth stockpile will be sampled tomorrow.  The fifth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  Analytical results are pending for all four stockpiles.
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.  
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control and to prevent rainwater from coming in contact with the waste  in the event that rain continues tonight.

Friday, May 1
• Excavation continued in the lower Main Landfill Area today; approximately  84 0 yards of mixed waste/soil were excavated and added to the process pile before the rain forced the Contractor to shutdown.   The excavation face was covered with plastic upon completion to prevent rainwater from coming in contact with the waste.  
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 300 yards were completed before the rain forced the Contractor to shutdown.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 884 tires and 72 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Five stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   Three of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), one has been found to be chemically clean, and analytical results are pending for one.   The fourth stockpile will be sampled tomorrow.  The fifth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  Analytical results are pending for all four stockpiles.
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.  
• All stockpiles continue to be covered with plastic at the end of each day for dust control and to prevent rainwater from coming in contact with the waste.

Thursday, April 30 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 650 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 881 tires and 72 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Five stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.   Three of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), one has been found to be chemically clean, and analytical results are pending for one.   The fourth stockpile will be sampled tomorrow.  The fifth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  Analytical results are pending for all four stockpiles.
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.

Wednesday, April 29 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 450 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 875 tires and 72 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  All three of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), one has been found to be chemically clean, and analytical results are pending for one.  The fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  Analytical results are pending for all four stockpiles.
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.

Tuesday, April 28
• One chemically-clean stockpile and segregated cobble were backfilled today in the completed portion of the lower Main Landfill Area.  
• Excavation continued in the lower Main Landfill Area today; approximately 690 yards of mixed waste/soil were excavated and added to the process pile. 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 500 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 870 tires and 68 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  All three of the  full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), one has been found to be chemically clean, and analytical results are pending for one.  The fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  Analytical results are pending for three stockpiles, samples will be collected from the fourth stockpile tomorrow.
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.

Monday, April 27 
• One chemically-clean stockpiles were backfilled today in the completed portion of the lower Main Landfill Area.
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 500 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 863 tires and 68 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  All four of the stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), one has been found to be chemically clean, and analytical results are pending for one.   
• Four stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  Analytical results are pending for two stockpiles, samples will be collected from a third stockpile today, while the fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All three of the full-size stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean, while the fourth stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.

Friday, April 24 
• Two chemically-clean stockpiles were backfilled today in the completed portion of the lower Main Landfill Area.
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 450 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks, bowling balls, and bowling pins.  To date, approximately 856 tires and 68 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Four stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  All four of the stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), one has been found to be chemically clean, and analytical results are pending for two.   
• Three stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  Analytical results are pending for two stockpiles, while the third stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All three of the stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean.  

Thursday, April 23 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately  450 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks.  To date, approximately 849 tires and 68 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Six stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  All six of the stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), two have been found to be chemically clean, analytical results are pending for three.   
• Three stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  Two stockpiles were sampled today, while the third stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  All three of the stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean.    

Wednesday, April 22 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately  500 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks.  To date, approximately 846  tires and 68 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Six stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  All six of the stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), two have been found to be chemically clean, analytical results are pending for three.   
• Two stockpiles of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the lower deck of the Main Landfill Area.  One stockpile was completed yesterday and will be sampled today.  The second stockpile is currently being formed and will be sampled when it reaches 750 yards.
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.   All three of the stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean.   
 
Tuesday, April 21 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately  500 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks.  To date, approximately 841 tires and 68 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Seven stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Six of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), two have been found to be chemically clean, analytical results are pending for three .  The seventh stockpile was completed today and will be sampled tomorrow.
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.   All three of the stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean. 

Monday, April 20 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 600 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks.  To date, approximately 836 tires and 65 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Seven stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Five of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), one has been found to be chemically clean, analytical results are pending for three.  The remaining two stockpiles will be sampled tomorrow.
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.   All three of the stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean.    

Friday, April 17 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 400 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks.  To date, approximately 832 tires and 65 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Six stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area.  Five of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), one has been found to be chemically clean, analytical results are pending for remaining three, and the sixth stockpile will be sampled on Monday.
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.   All three of the stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean. 

Thursday, April 16 
• No excavation today.  Instead, the completed portion of the Main Landfill Area was surveyed and confirmation samples were collected.  Once the area is cleared chemically, the chemically-cleared stockpiles and cobble will be backfilled. 
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 550 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks.  To date, approximately 829 tires and 65 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Five stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area, while a sixth is being formed.  All five of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), one has been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the other three.   The sixth stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.   All three of the stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean.  

Wednesday, April 15 
• Excavation in the lower Main Landfill Area continued today, removing another 1,480 yards of mixed waste/soil.  The mixed waste/soil is added to the large stockpile of material to be mechanically screened.
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 475 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks.  To date, approximately 823 tires and 62 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Five stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area, while a sixth is being formed.  All five of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), one has been found to be chemically clean, while analytical results are pending for the other three.   The sixth stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.   All three of the stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean.

Tuesday, April 14 
• Excavation in the lower Main Landfill Area continued today, removing another 1,760 yards of mixed waste/soil.  The mixed waste/soil is added to the large stockpile of material to be mechanically screened.
• The mixed waste/soil stockpile continues to be mechanically screened to remove the trash; today approximately 500 yards were completed.  The resulting soil is restockpiled on site for chemical sampling (approx. 750 yards each), while the trash is segregated for off-site disposal and the cobble is segregated for backfill.   
• Waste from the landfill to date consists of asphalt, concrete, masonry block, wood, various metal items (including car parts and water heaters), glass bottles, aluminum cans, tires, plastic, clothing, composition roofing, different kinds of pipe (plastic and asbestos cement), and even a few sinks.  To date, approximately 815 tires and 62 linear feet of asbestos pipe have been segregated.  
• Five stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of mechanically screened soil from the Main Landfill Area are present on the paved area, while a sixth is being formed.   Four of the full-size stockpiles have been sampled; one stockpile has been found to be unacceptable for backfill due to detections of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) while analytical results are pending for the other three.   The sixth stockpile will be sampled when the volume reaches 750 yards.
• Three stockpiles (approx. 750 yards each) of debris-free landfill cap material exist on the completed Uncontrolled Fill Area.  Two of the stockpiles have been found to be chemically clean while analytical results for the third stockpile are pending.