6:00 ­- 6:30 p.m.Poster board display 6:30 - 6:40 p.m.Open Meeting/Introductions Ellie Donovan, MassDEP, Facilitator 6:40 - 6:45 p.m.Opening Remarks Michelle.

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6:00 ­- 6:30 p.m.Poster board display 6:30 - 6:40 p.m.Open Meeting/Introductions Ellie Donovan, MassDEP, Facilitator 6:40 - 6:45 p.m.Opening Remarks Michelle O’Brien, Esq. Pierce Atwood, LLP 6:45 - 7:00 p.m.Landfill Closure Project Presentation Bob Cummings, Enviro-Cycle, LLC 7:00 - 8:15 p.m.Question and Answer Session 8:15 - 8:20 p.m.Wrap up/Next Steps/Adjourn

CLOSURE PROCESS 1.Site Preparation a.Preliminary grading b.Stormwater controls c.Equipment Shelter 2.Mix and place Re--Crete™ 3.Construct Cap

Re-Crete™ is trademarked and has a patent issued by the US Patent and Trademark Office (US 7,815,729 B2). The patent develops a method for incorporating Construction & Demolition (C&D) fines into a concrete mixture. The product is essentially a lightweight, low strength concrete and as such has no environmental impacts on the surroundings.

What is it and where does it come from? The term C&D fines refers to the small particles of debris that fall through crushing equipment and conveyor systems at C&D processing facilities. What uses does it presently have? C&D fines are used as daily cover on landfills and for grading and shaping material in preparation for landfill closure. Where will C&D files for Attleboro landfill closure come from? The C&D fines will come from one or more permitted processing/recycling facility.

MINIMUM CLOSURE REQUIREMENTS : Landfill Final Cover Systems (1) General Performance Standards. The final cover system shall: (a) minimize the percolation of water through the final cover system into the landfill to the greatest extent practicable; (b) promote proper drainage of precipitation ; (c) minimize erosion of the final cover; (d) facilitate the venting and control of landfill gas; (e) ensure isolation of landfill wastes from the environment; and (f) accommodate settling and subsidence of the landfill such that the above performance standards will continue to be met. (2) General Design Standards. The final cover system shall: (a) have a final top slope of not less than 5% and side slopes no greater than three horizontal to one vertical (3:1); (b) be constructed of material(s) that are compatible with gases and leachate expected to be generated; (c) be constructed so as to minimize erosion of all layers of the final cover by using terraces or other appropriate stormwater controls; (d) be constructed so that the low permeability layer is protected from the adverse effects of frost and/or freeze/thaw cycles; (e) be constructed to maintain slope stability; (f) be sufficiently strong and stable enough to withstand the static and seismic loads at the site under all expected operating conditions; and (g) be designed with a factor of safety (FS) appropriate for the site-specific closure being evaluated. All factors of safety shall be identified and justified.

TRAFFIC SUMMARY Item Standard DEP Closure Re-Crete™ Closure End Cap Closure Volume (CY) Truck Deliveries Volume (CY) Truck Deliveries Volume (CY) Truck Deliveries Material necessary to bring site to 5% grades 140,00010, ,0009, ,00047,272 1 Sand Layer24,0001, , ,745 24, ,745 1 Plantable Soil16,0001, , ,163 16, ,163 1 Cement Total 13,108 12,526 50,180 Notes: 1. Truck trips =(total volume x 1.6 tons per c.y.)/22 tons per load 2. Truck trips =(total volume x 1.0 tons per c.y.)/22 tons per load 3. Truck trips =(total volume x 1.0 tons per c.y. x 6% cement)/25 tons per load

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT Scheduling Deliveries Speed Limit on Union Road Coordination with Town of Norton Traffic Sub committee

TRAFFIC ROUTE

FINANCIAL SUMMARY ESTIMATED REVENUE Revenue from C&D Fines $6,633, LESS – Cost of mixing and placing Re‐Crete™ $3,331, NET REVENUE $3,301, ESTIMATED COSTS Capping and Closure $1,745, Post Closure Fund $508, Financial Assurance Mechanism $200, Engineering $125, Mitigation Fund $201, Union Road Reconstruction (in addition to $100,000 from mitigation fund) $125, TOTAL CAPPING, MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE COSTS $2,904, TOTAL REVENUE $6,633, TOTAL EXPENSES $6,235, PROFIT $397,349.00