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Al completion of the design specifications for the facility. Air quality emission surveillance/monitoring systems for the storage and processing equipment may be required under RCRA or the state permit rule, whatever applies at the time of permit issuance. Fugitive dust emissions due to construction activity will be kept to a minimum as required by Minnesota Rule 7005.0550 by watering or ceasing operations during periods of high winds, if necessary. All roads within the facility will be paved. As such, reentrained particulates due to truck traffic during construction and operation of the proposed facility will be kept to a minimum. Noise will result due to truck traffic (deliveries to the facility and waste shipments to landfills or hazardous waste disposal facilities from the facility). No residences are 1c:ated adjacent to the project site. The project is located in a General Industrial District (I-2 zoned area) in Roseville and is surrounded by industrial land uses. Adverse noise impacts at the closest sensitive receptors will be minimized by the use of properly muffled equipment, routing of truck traffic to avoid an adverse impact on these receptors, if possible, and limiting operations to daytime hours. As either the truck owner or lessee, MRC will control all truck routings used for deliveries to and from the facility. As such, noise impacts dut to truck traffic will be minimized since truck routings will conform to the city's truck route system. Moreover, noise due to the handling of waste containers for deliveries to and from the facility will be minimal since the loading/unloading dock areas have openings which are matched in size to the delivery trucks. with this match, the loading/unloading operations are essentially an indoor operation. [1, al H. Solid and Hazardous Waste Adverse impacts are not expected due to the storage, processing or disposal of wastes from the facility. The storage, handling and transporting of hazardous wastes are subject to federal RCRA or state, U.S. EPA and county requirements as in Item F above. The RCRA or state storage permit will allow the facility to store hazardous wastes for 90 days or more to allow for downtime and peak operating periods.