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Attendees:
Name
J. Bunchuck
I. Sikiric
T. Maher
C. Morris
R. 'perry
T. Huwcll
TOWN OF SOUTHOL D
LANDFILL CLOSURE
MINUTES Ol+ JANUARY 17, 2002
PROGRESS MEETING
Affiliation
Town of Southold
NYSDEC
1Dvirka and Bartilucci Consulting Engineers -
Dvirka and Bartilucci Consulting Engineers
Terry Contracting &. Materials
Tarry CuaLicauliug &. Matcxials
1: - Minutes of Previous (Jw-1uga 10.20+02) Meed' g
Bob Terry commented that the proposal to elin-j=te the nr2terproofng epoxy
(Iter, 2) sheuld italude all precast structures, not just the manholes. Bob also said tham
are flow four manholes, not three as originally designed, and the credit to the Town
would be $1,700.
Bob also commented that Schroder said he may want to plant a barrier on his
property in the area to be regraded at no expense. to the Town (Item 11).
2. Recharge basin #4 -- Drainage Redesign Cost Estimate -
Tom Mager indicated there are a few itenis in Bob 'ferry's cost esta=te that
appear to be too low. Bob Terry agreed and said there will be cost increases. Tom asked
for a cost revision including an indication that the same manholes udll be used as those
uved in the drainage system on the southurest side. Tom 54W hp will provide a list of
changes so that Bob can price the work properly. Tom indicated he will need to prepare
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details of the head wall, manholes, catch basins and the inlet structures. Bob said he will
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obtain a price for the details to be included on McLean .Associates as -built drawing of the
system.
3. status of Aerial Phot_ o vh
Toms Maher asked Jim Bunchuck the status of the aerial photograph. Jim said the
fly -over should take place soon..
4; Na off, table Well — Status of Town Review of Redesign Goat Estimate
Jim Buncl=k indicated that the imus hoe not yet been dircuzsed xvith the Toxim
Boerd. Jim said dmt if ilio cumL uWiuu of UJU well 6 ulitical to Q1G PiugiwS of [11G cul,,
there the work oRn begin. Jim then said he will discnss it with John Ro manalli and that
the Town Board will be informed at the next meeting; hoive�mr, at this tine he asked
TQm Maher to proceed with the redesign.
5. West Half of Landfill — Status and Plan for Completion
Dob Tarry aaia that 4he majority of the liner north of the tamporw rood is down
on the west half and that hopefully the remaining portion will be down by the end of the
week. Bob then said he wants to start oa the drainage system on the south end soon and
that he would like to start installing the barrier protection layer as soon as possible, but he
has yet to receive formal approval. Toni Maher said he would call Peter Sutherland after
the meeting regarding his approval. Bob asked Tom if the spacing of the gas vents in the
g��; migratirm rnr�trrtl lrenrheg iS t17 hP 1�(1 feet Tnm rnr�filmesi the spacing m hP 7,11!1
feet and said he l�aliovcs the Cost for the pipe should be off ct by Tony'o rovieed mathod
of construction. Bob responded that he wants to wait until the task is complete to make a
decision on the issue.
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6. -Golf Driving Ran M, Design_ -
Tom Maher asked Jim Bunchuck if the proposal had been presented to the Town
Board. Jim replied that it had and that the Town asked John Romanelli if any other usage
idew were suggested for the area. Jim said that he and John feel the economic feasibility
study is wan -anted and the Town Board is to decide within the next two weeks. Jim also
said that John was directed to check the references of the golf driving range architect who
submitted the proposal. Jim also stated that there have been continued requests to use the
land for radio -controlled planes and that he -believes the Town should write a letter to
NYSDEC on the issue.
7. - . Status of Submittals
Tian Howell provided the final submittal on the geocomposite to Torn Maher.
S. Vegetative Cover Mix s Agronomist Certification
Jilu Dunchuak said he has spoken with M agronomist from the University of
Massachusetts to whom he plans to send samples shortly. Jim stated that the University
has a very complete soil analysis facility. Tom Maher said that the samples _need to be
analyzed only for the necessary items to meet the specifications, and that Bab Terry
should be consulted on the samples to be sent. Jim agreed and said that several mixes
will be sent for analysis. Bab stated that his agronomist is revising his report reflecting a
two-thirds compost ouz-tlsird earltamhMted topsoil "IbAura.
9. Status of Sand Screening and Testing -
Use of 17 -Acre Material for Eastern Portion of Landfill/Can
Bob Terry said the screening of the 17 -acre material is ongoing and that he needs
rn Srarr mnving.thn marPrfRl on rn rhe landfill to pmvidr. mnrn NIIAV.
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10. " Test Gas Vents on laastern_P4rtion of Landfill
Tom Maher asked if the vents had been tested again. Chris Morris answered that
Lixy hdva not. Toin asked Cluis to test the vents again Chris said he would do so.
11. Rap4diaS of Northeast Area to 3:1 Slaps/
Replacement of Cap Material to Meet Friction Angle Requirement~
Tom Maher asked if the agreement with Schroder needs to be formalized. Bob
Terry said he does not believe so and that the work can begin when necessary.
12, Plan for Dust Control During Winter - Need for Submittal
Tim Howell said he provided Tom Maher with a letter at last week's meeting.
1".4. Removal of Material in Easement Area on Corrazini Property
Bob Terry said the issue has been resolved.
14. Soil Test Results
Tim. Howell said the testing is up to date.
15. Winter Work Schedule
Bob Terry said that winter work will include regrading of the east half and the
drainage system on the east side once the golf driving range concept has been approved
by the Town.
16. Review of Savings and Additional Costs to Date
Tom Maher provided a draft savingsladditional cost analysis to all attendees.
Torn reviewed all listed savings items and added that there should be additional savings
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for the reduction in the depth of cut needed for the southwest drainage system. Tom
asked Bob Terry if he can think of any other items where there may have been savings.
Bob replied that he could not think of any, Bob then said there may be an additional cost
necessary for the grading of the material delivered to the borrow pit. Tom said Bob
should submit a Proposal if he feels additional compensation is warranted. , Tom asked
Jiro Bunchuck if the extra waste taken in to the landfill should be charged to the landfill
closure. Jim answered yes, as the money charged for the waste offsets the additional
costs associated.with grading the waste. Tom asked Jim if the Greenport pond material
should be billed to the landfill. Jim said that it is possible that the material be billed to
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reviewad the additional coat liar Adding additional tort items for the revised drainage
system on the Past Side, additinnal rnntrnir grading maf-,rial, ndditin-ml gennompnsite, and
the redesigned nonpotable well to the list. Tom asked Chris Morris to determine how the
3,000 cubic yards in Item SC was measured. Tom asked Bob if he can think of any other
additional costs associated with the landfill. Bob responded that there will be an
additional cost for testing the 17 -acre material, and for the additional days needed to
6v.1Lyl6i6 WAA6 Exeavatiaa Areas 2.and 3. Tani asked Ckris to aheok the numbor of
days spent on Waste Excavation Areas 2 and 3.
17. - Review of Cost Items Regarding the Comoost Facility
Tom Maher provided a list to all attendees describing the costs associated with the
compost facility construction. Tom reviewed the list and added the cost for additional
guard rail. Tom asked if there are any additional items that should be added.
Christ Morris asked about the charges for moving leavestbrush and the RCA
stockpile on the 17 -acre parcel. Bob Terry said those items will be charged to the
compost facility and also said there will be additional charges for the relocation of the
temporary road and for the screening of sand which still needs to be reconciled with the
Town.
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SOUTHOLD LANDFILL CLOSURE
AGENDA. ITEMS FOR
JANUARY 24, 2001. PROGRESS MEETING
1. Minutes of Previous (January 17, 2002) Meeting
2. Recharge Basin 94 — Drainage Redesign Cost Estimate
3. Status of Acrial Photograph
4. Nonpotable Well — Status of Redesign
S. West Half of Landfill — Status and Plan for Completion
6. Golf Driving Range Design
7. Status of Submittals
8. Vegetative Cover Mix — Agronomist Cartification/Revised Report and Testing by University
of Massachusetts
9. Status of Sand Screening and Testing — Use of 17 -Acre Material for Eastern Portion of
Landfill/Cap
10. Test Gas Vents on Eastern Portion of Landfill
11. Regrading of Northeast Area to 3:1 Slopo/Roplacement of Cap Material to Meet Friction
Angle Requirements
12. Soil Tet Regultg
13. Review of Revised Savings and Additional Costs to Date
14. Ruv;uw of Rtvised Cost Items Rogwding tho Compost raaility
IS. Discussion of Area of Waste Disposal and Placement of Fill
16. Credit -for Sewing Ends of Geocomposite
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