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Landfill Capacity Summary. Leachate Generation Survey; Landfill Gas-to-Energy (LFGTE) Summary; Environmental Liability Summary; and Dakota Auditor Outputs. Golder has found that Veolia ES-SW documentation is in good order and has been prepared in similar fashion to other industry landfills and environmental facilities. Golder also conducted interviews with Veolia ES-SW corporate, regional, and site personnel to discuss capital and spending projections, construction schedules, expansion potential and an environmental overview of each landfill. The data and interview results were utilized to formulate our opinion regarding Veolia ES-SW’s landfill assets. The following offers Golder’s review and observations concerning the Veolia ES-SW Landfill Asset Overview, Expenditure (Spending) Projections, Expansion Viability, Environmental Summary, our Conclusion, and noted Limitations. Landfill Asset Overview Veolia ES-SW owns and operates 28 active landfills in central and eastern US: Wisconsin (6), Illinois (3), Minnesota (1), Missouri (2), Michigan (1), Indiana (2), Kentucky (2), Pennsylvania (3), Alabama (3), Georgia (3), Florida (1) and The Grand Bahamas (1). Attachment 1, Airspace Capacity and Site Life Summary, provides site data including airspace, site life, and waste receiving volumes for each of the 28 active landfills based on current waste volumes. As of January 2012, a total of 361,732,197 cubic yards (cy) of airspace capacity remained at all facilities. Based on the data provided to Golder, the reported, non-weighted average in-place density is 1833 pounds per cubic yard (lbs/cy); Some of the higher densities at select facilities can be attributed to leachate recirculation, and acceptance of contaminated soil, sediment and/or sludge. The average waste intake per landfill is about 1,600 tons per day (tpd), with two high-volume sites receiving more than 5,000 tpd. Additionally three sites receive more than 3,000 tpd. 1 Goldier Associates April 20, 2012 Opinion Statement on Veolia ES Solid Waste Assets Seven landfills have pending expansions with a total additional airspace capacity of 74,540,000cy. Six expansions are expected to be approved in 2012-2014, and one expansion (Rolling Hills) is projected to be approved by 2017. These expansions provide a 20.6% increase over remaining 2012 airspace and demonstrate Veolia ES-SW continuous efforts to increase airspace. It should be noted that although some of the landfills have closed units, Veolia ES-SW has very few closed sites. The thr...