i the amounts and types of E&P Waste applied to each cell during the application phase, ineluding the beginning and ending dates of application: ‘ii a brief description of teatment activities wuderaken to bring gach cell into compliance with the criteria of this Seetion, including the stamus of fluids (salts) removal from each cell: ix: a compilation (chart) of test results for the ‘present and past chree quarterly sampling events; copies of creat Isboratory test data; vi the size ofeach land weaument cell (in sere5}; vii a compilation (chart) of water depth sieasurements of monitor well water levels calculated from the top of case: vii. a potentiomenrie surface map contoured with water level elevations ftom mean sea level. 4h, The Office of Conservation may approve an slhemative monitoring program upon receipt of evidence that such procedure shall provide adequate monitoring during the active life ofa facility 3. Sampling and Testing Requirements aA stratified random sampling system shall be ‘used to determine soil sampling locations in land treatment cell. All cells and monitor wells are to be sampled and tested for all parameters unless otherwise approved by the ‘commissioner. Facilities are required to notify the Office of Conservation at least one week in advance of each quterly sempling event in onder for a representative ofthis office to ‘be present. ‘b. Soil samples inland treatment ces shall be taken in the waste teatment zone (WTZ) and the upper treannent zone (UTZ). Over time, the depth of the treatment zone sampled may need to be ineteased due to solids buildup on land weatmieat cells. The degree of E&P Waste incorporation shall be noted atthe time of sampling. At least two samples must be taken from WIZ ‘and UTZ foreach acre of cell area. Soil samples are to be analyzed using standard soil testing procedures as presented in the Laboratory Manual for the Analysis of E&P Waste (Departmeat of ‘Natural Resources, August 9, 1988, or latest revision). e Water samples are to be analyzed for required parameters according to acceptable EPA guidelines andior the laboratory procedures as presented ia the Laboratory ‘Manual for the Analysis of E&P Waste (Deparment of Natural Resourees, August 9, 1965, of lates revision) The soil in an inactive eel! may not be required to be tesced for centain quarerly monitoring parameters only afier two consecutive quarierly tests indicate compliance and pon receipt of writen approval of this office. E. Closure and Post-Clasure Monitoring 1, Operators of land treatment systems shall submit closure and post-closure maintenance and monitoring Louisiane acministratve Coss June 2010 programs to the Oitice of Conservation for approval. The monitoring program shall address saupling and testing Schedules for soil inthe weatment zone, water collected from the unsaturated zone monitoring system, surface runof ‘water, and groandwater, 2. Sampling and testing must be performed during the nti closure and post-closure periods. To cenify closure of a land weament system, water collected fiom the ‘unsaturated zone monitoring system and groundwater must ‘meet backeround water quality values; in addition, sells in the treatment zone and surface runoff water must meet the following criteria, Gris | Neo Convene Soagla Salsa the Tratncas Fone 35-8 ipsa Zidastes ea 208 Fats TeoF Baa SAR =P ‘el a 210 ze 21200 21000 10 ae 2200 Rusolf Ware Sis zs; Oreos S10 Zo i ae) Pepe eee elaal | Taras zr 20 zane S015 <3 =0oT 500 2008 210 “Fie Leschae iotep muha Baie WMG ia he Mouel jor te Anejo af BLP Toe Depwreat of Nerd Resources, Angie 9, 1988, ernest Seon, 3. Postelosure monitoring shall be perfomued on intervals of six months, one, 1wo and five years following certification that closure is complete AUTHORITYNOTE: Promulgated in accordance with RS, 30:4 eee,