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I existing slab-on-grade area to accolzunodate waste storage, installation of chain link containment fencing, and modification of lower level load out area to accommodate transfer trailer access. Amore permanent standard of construction is required for the longer operating period. In addition it has been assumed that a canopy would have to be constructed over the waste storage area to minimize the potential of rain water contamination and runoff control. It is estimated that the capacity of these modifications would be limited to approximately 100-120 tons per day without extended hours of operation. Inbound collection vehicle queuing times can be reduced with the diversion of aportion of the waste stream to the South Eubanks MSWLF. Reduction in inbound queuing times and citizen convenience are the primary benefits of continuing to operate the South Eubanks Landfill in conjunction with temporary transfer facility. This option is also predicated on the availability of disposal capacity at the South Eubanks MSWLF. It is estimated that construction of the temporary transfer facility would be in the range of $250,000 - $400,000. If the transfer station and landfiit are operated simultaneously, additional staffing may be required to accommodate the two operations. As a part of any temporary transfer option is has been assumed that the County would procure disposal capacity at a public or private Subtitle D landfill through an RFP process. Similar types of temporary transfer operations have been observed. at the SPSA Regional Landfill, Portsmouth, VA and Madison County, VA. These temporary operations represent varying degrees of complexity ranging Pram a retaining wall constructed of 40 yard roll-off containers filled with earth to a partially enclosed facility constructed using crib-bin wall construction. Page-3