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REGULATED SUBSTANCE	CASRN	SHS1 (residential, used aquifer, TDS<2500 mg/L)					Permit by Rule	Permit by Rule3			Permit by Rule
		Direct Contact(RDC)		Soil to Groundwater Pathway Numeric Value			Historic Fill Section 287.102(l)	Soil/Dredged Material Exceeding Safe Fill or Impacted by Spill/Release:Section 287.102(k)			Segregated BBC from C/D Waste, 271.103(i)
		Soil MSC2 (RDC) mg/kg (lowest)		100XMSC (M) mg/kg	Generic Value (GV) mg/kg		mg/kg Higher of M to GV	RDC4 (soil) mg/kg	SPLP5mg/L		Lower of RDC or RGV mg/kg
ETHYL ACETATE	141-78-6	10000	C	870	220	E	870	10000	8.7	N	220
ETHYL ACRYLATE	140-88-5	23	N	0.31	0.12	E	0.31	23	0.0031	N	0.12
ETHYL BENZENE	100-41-4	10000	C	70	46	E	70	10000	0.7	M	46
ETHYL DIPROPYLTHIOCARBAMATE,S- (EPTC)	759-94-4	5500	G	91	65	E	91	5500	0.91	G	65
ETHYL ETHER	60-29-7	10000	C	190	53	E	190	10000	1.9	N	53
ETHYL METHACRYLATE	97-63-2	20000	G	87	14	E	87	20000	0.87	N	14
ETHYLENE GLYCOL	107-21-1	10000	C	] 1400	170	E	170	10000	14	H	170
ETHYLENE THIOUREA (ETU)	96-45-7	18	G	0.3	0.034	E	0.3	18	0.003	H	0.034
ETHYLP-NITROPHENYL PHENYLPHOSPHOROTHIOATE	2104-64-5	2.2	G	0.037	0.12	E	0.12	2.2	0.00037	G	0.12
FENAMIPHOS	22224-92-6	55	G	0.2	0.17	E	0.2	55	0.002	H	0.17
FENVALERATE (PYDRIN)	51630-58-1	5500	G	8.5	94	E	94	5500	0.085	S	94
FLUOMETURON (FLUOMETRON IN EPA FEB 96)	2164-17-2	2900	G	9	2.5	E	9	2900	0.09	H	2.5
FLUORANTHENE	206-44-0	8800	G	26	3,200	E	3200	8800	0.26	S	3200
FLUORENE	86-73-7	8800	G	150	3000	E	3000	8800	1.5	G	3000
FLUOROTRICHLOROMETHANE (FREON 11)	75-69-4	10000	C	200	87	E	200	10000	2	H	87
FONOFOS	944-22-9	140	N	1	2.9	E	2.9	140	0.01	H	2.9
FORMALDEHYDE	50-00-0	24	N	100	12	E	100	24	1	H	12
FORMIC ACID	64-18-6	10000	C	1,900	210	E	1900	10000	19	N	210
FOSETYL-AL	39148-24-8	190000	C	11000	9,700	E	11000	190000	110	G	9700
FURAN	110-00-9	220	G	0.97	0.42	E	0.97	220	0.0097	N	0.42
FURFURAL	98-01-1	660	G	11	1.4	E	11	660	0.097	N	1.4
GLYPHOSATE	1071-83-6	22000	G	70	620	E	620	22000	0.7	M	620
HEPTACHLOR	76-44-8	4	G	0.04	0.68	E	0.68	4	0.0004	M	0.68
HEPTACHLOR EPOXIDE	1024-57-3	2	G	0.02	1.1	E	1.1	2	0.0002	M	1.1
HEXACHLOROBENZENE	118-74-1	11	G	0.1	0.96	E	0.96	11	0.001	M	0.96
HEXACHLOROBUTADIENE	87-68-3	44	G	0.1	1.2	E	1.2	44	0.001	H	1.2
HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE	77-47-4	1500	G	5	91	E	91	1500	0.05	M	91
HEXACHLOROETHANE	67-72-1	220	G	0.1	0.56	E	0.56	220	0.001	H	0.56
HEXANE	110-54-3	3800	N	55	500	E	500	3800	0.55	N	500
HEXYTHIAZOX (SAVEY)	78587-05-0	5500	G	50	820	E	820	5500	0.5	S	820
HYDRAZINE/HYDRAZINE SULFATE	302-01-2	0.064	N	0.00088	0.000098	E	0.00088	0.064	0.0000088	N	0.000098
HYDROQUINONE	123-31-9	8800	G	150	20	E	150	8800	1.5	G	20
INDENO[1,2,3-CD]PYRENE	193-39-5	25	G	0.09	7000	E	7000	25	0.0009	G	25
IPRODIONE	36734-19-7	8800	G	150	430	E	430	8800	1.5	G	430
ISOBUTYL ALCOHOL	78-83-1	10000	C	290	76	E	290	10000	2.9	N	76
ISOPHORONE	78-59-1	10000	C	10	1.9	E	10	10000	0.1	H	1.9
KEPONE	143-50-0	1.1	G	0.0041	0.56	E	0.56	1.1	0.000041	G	0.56
MALATHION	121-75-5	1400	N	10	34	E	34	1400	0.1	H	34
MALEIC HYDRAZIDE	123-33-1	110000	G	400	47	E	400	110000	4	H	47
MANEB	12427-38-2	1100	G	18	2	E	18	1100	0.18	G	2
MERPHOS OXIDE	78-48-8	6.6	G	0.11	15	E	15	6.6	0.0011	G	6.6
METHACRYLONITRILE	126-98-7	13	N	0.19	0.031	E	0.19	13	0.0019	N	0.031
METHAMIDOPHOS	10265-92-6	11	G	0.18	0.022	E	0.18	11	0.0018	G	0.022
METHANOL	67-56-1	10000	C	490	58	E	490	10000	4.9	N	58
METHOMYL	16752-77-5	5500	G	20	3.2	E	20	5500	0.2	H	3.2
METHOXYCHLOR	72-43-5	1100	G	4	630	E	630	1100	0.04	M	630
METHOXYETHANOL,2-	109-86-4	220	G	3.7	0.41	E	3.7	220	0.037	G	0.41
METHYL ACETATE	79-20-9	10000	C	3700	690	E	3700	10000	37	G	690
METHYL ACRYLATE	96-33-3	6600	G	110	27	E	110	6600	1.1	G	27
METHYL CHLORIDE	74-87-3	180	N	0.3	0.038	E	0.3	180	0.003	H	0.038
METHYL ETHYL KETONE	78-93-3	10000	C	280	54	E	280	10000	2.8	N	54
METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE	108-10-1	1500	N	19	2.9	E	19	1500	0.19	N	2.9
METHYL METHACRYLATE	80-62-6	10000	C	190	26	E	190	10000	1.9	N	26
METHYL METHANESULFONATE	66-27-3	180	G	0.67	0.083	E	0.67	180	0.0067	G	0.083
METHYL PARATHION	298-00-0	17	N	0.2	0.42	E	0.42	17	0.002	H	0.42
METHYL STYRENE (MIXED ISOMERS)	25013-15-4	1300	G	22	120	E	120	1300	0.22	G	120
METHYL TERT-BUTYL ETHER (MTBE)	1634-04-4	10000	C	2	0.28	E	2	10000	0.02	H	0.28
METHYLENE BIS(2-CHLOROANILINE),4,4'-	101-14-4	140	G	0.51	3.9	E	3.9	140	0.0051	G	3.9
METHYLNAPHTHALENE,2-	91-57-6	4400	G	73	2,900	E	2900	4400	0.73	G	2900
METHYLSTYRENE,ALPHA	98-83-9	15000	G	68	120	E	120	15000	0.68	N	120
NAPHTHALENE	91-20-3	4400	G	10	25	E	25	4400	0.1	H	25
NAPHTHYLAMINE,1-	134-32-7	9.9	G	0.037	0.3	E	0.3	9.9	0.00037	G	0.3
NAPHTHYLAMINE,2-	91-59-8	9.9	G	0.037	0.012	E	0.037	9.9	0.00037	G	0.012
NAPROPAMIDE	15299-99-7	22000	G	370	860	E	860	22000	3.7	G	860
NITROANILINE,M-	99-09-2	13	G	0.21	0.033	E	0.21	13	0.0021	G	0.033
NITROANILINE,O-	88-74-4	13	G	0.21	0.038	E	0.21	13	0.0021	G	0.038
NITROANILINE,P-	100-01-6	13	G	0.21	0.031	E	0.21	13	0.0021	G	0.031
NITROBENZENE	98-95-3	110	G	1.8	0.79	E	1.8	110	0.018	G	0.79
NITROPHENOL,2-	88-75-5	1800	G	29	5.9	E	29	1800	0.29	G	5.9
NITROPHENOL,4-	100-02-7	1800	G	6	4.1	E	6	1800	0.06	H	4.1
NITROPROPANE,2-	79-46-9	0.12	N	0.0016	0.00026	E	0.0016	0.12	0.000016	N	0.00026
NITROSODIETHYLAMINE,N-	55-18-5	0.0073	N	0.0001	0.000018	E	0.0001	0.0073	0.000001	N	0.000018
NITROSODIMETHYLAMINE,N-	62-75-9	0.023	N	0.00031	0.000041	E	0.00031	0.023	0.0000031	N	0.000041
NITROSO-DI-N-BUTYLAMINE,N-	924-16-3	3.3	G	0.0027	0.0033	E	0.0033	3.3	0.000027	N	0.0033
NITROSODI-N-PROPYLAMINE,N-	621-64-7	2.6	G	0.0094	0.0013	E	0.0094	2.6	0.000094	G	0.0013
NITROSODIPHENYLAMINE,N-	86-30-6	3700	G	13	20	E	20	3700	0.13	G	20
NITROSO-N-ETHYLUREA,N-	759-73-9	0.13	G	0.00047	0.000054	E	0.00047	0.13	0.0000047	G	0.000054
OCTYL PHTHALATE,DI-N-	117-84-0	4400	G	73	10,000	C	10000	4400	0.73	G	4400
OXAMYL (VYDATE)	23135-22-0	5500	G	20	2.6	E	20	5500	0.2	M	2.6
PARATHION	56-38-2	1300	G	22	130	E	130	1300	0.22	G	130
PCB-1016 (AROCLOR)	12674-11-2	15	G	0.05	14	E	14	15	0	P	14
PCB-1221 (AROCLOR)	11104-28-2	36	G	0.05	0.24	E	0.24	36	0	P	0.24
PCB-1232 (AROCLOR)	11141-16-5	36	G	0.05	0.19	E	0.19	36	0	P	0.19
PCB-1242 (AROCLOR)	53469-21-9	36	G	0.05	6	E	6	36	0	P	6
PCB-1248 (AROCLOR)	12672-29-6	9.9	G	0.05	24	E	24	9.9	0	P	9.9
PCB-1254 (AROCLOR)	11097-69-1	4.4	G	0.05	100	E	100	4.4	0	P	4.4
PCB-1260 (AROCLOR)	11096-82-5	30	G	0.05	230	E	230	30	0	P	30
PEBULATE	1114-71-2	10000	C	180	300	E	300	10000	1.8	G	300
PENTACHLOROBENZENE	608-93-5	180	G	2.9	230	E	230	180	0.029	G	180
PENTACHLORONITROBENZENE	82-68-8	69	G	0.25	5	E	5	69	0.0025	G	5
PENTACHLOROPHENOL	87-86-5	150	G	0.1	5	E	5	150	0.001	M	5
PHENACETIN	62-44-2	8100	G	30	12	E	30	8100	0.3	G	12
PHENANTHRENE	85-01-8	66000	G	110	10,000	E	10000	66000	1.1	S	10000
PHENOL	108-95-2	130000	G	400	66	E	400	130000	4	H	66
PHENYLENEDIAMINE,M-	108-45-2	1300	G	22	3.1	E	22	1300	0.22	G	3.1
PHENYLPHENOL,2-	90-43-7	9200	G	34	490	E	490	9200	0.34	G	490
PHORATE	298-02-2	13	N	0.19	0.41	E	0.41	13	0.0019	N	0.41
PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE	85-44-9	190000	C	7,300	2,300	E	7300	190000	73	G	2300
PICLORAM	1918-02-1	15000	G	50	7.4	E	50	15000	0.5	M	7.4
POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS(ARACLORS)(PCBS)									0.0005	M	0
PRONAMIDE	23950-58-5	17000	G	5	3.1	E	5	17000	0.05	H	3.1
PROPANIL	709-98-8	1100	G	18	9.2	E	18	1100	0.18	G	9.2
PROPHAM	122-42-9	4400	G	73	17	E	73	4400	0.73	G	17
PROPYLBENZENE,N-	103-65-1	2200	G	150	290	E	290	2200	1.5	G	290
PROPYLENE OXIDE	75-56-9	75	G	0.28	0.049	E	0.28	75	0.0028	G	0.049
PYRENE	129-00-0	6600	G	13	2200	E	2200	6600	0.13	S	2200
PYRIDINE	110-86-1	67	N	0.97	0.11	E	0.97	67	0.0097	N	0.11
QUINOLINE	91-22-5	1.5	G	0.0055	0.018	E	0.018	1.5	0.000055	G	0.018
QUIZALOFOP (ASSURE)	76578-14-8	2000	G	30	47	E	47	2000	0.3	S	47
RONNEL	299-84-3	11000	G	180	280	E	280	11000	1.8	G	280
SIMAZINE	122-34-9	150	G	0.4	0.15	E	0.4	150	0.004	M	0.15
STRYCHNINE	57-24-9	66	G	1.1	0.89	E	1.1	66	0.011	G	0.89
STYRENE	100-42-5	10000	C	10	24	E	24	10000	0.1	M	24
TEBUTHIURON	34014-18-1	15000	G	50	83	E	83	15000	0.5	H	83
TERBACIL	5902-51-2	2900	G	9	2.2	E	9	2900	0.09	H	2.2
TERBUFOS	13071-79-9	1.7	N	0.09	0.12	E	0.12	1.7	0.0009	H	0.12
TETRACHLOROBENZENE,1,2,4,5-	95-94-3	66	G	1.1	5.1	E	5.1	66	0.011	G	5.1
TETRACHLORODIBENZO-P-DIOXIN,2,3,7,8- (TCDD)	1746-01-6	0.00012	G	0.000003	0.032	E	0.032	0.00012	0.00000003	M	0.00012
TETRACHLOROETHANE,1,1,1,2-	630-20-6	690	G	7	18	E	18	690	0.07	H	18
TETRACHLOROETHANE,1,1,2,2-	79-34-5	5.5	N	0.03	0.0093	E	0.03	5.5	0.0003	N	0.0093
TETRACHLOROETHYLENE (PCE)	127-18-4	340	G	0.5	0.43	E	0.5	340	0.005	M	0.43
TETRACHLOROPHENOL,2,3,4,6-	58-90-2	6600	G	29	450	E	450	6600	0.29	N	450
TETRAETHYL LEAD	78-00-2	0.022	G	0.00037	0.0046	E	0.0046	0.022	0.0000037	G	0.0046
TETRAETHYLDITHIOPYROPHOSPHATE	3689-24-5	33	N	0.49	0.73	E	0.73	33	0.0049	N	0.73
THIOFANOX	39196-18-4	66	G	1.1	0.12	E	1.1	66	0.011	G	0.12
THIRAM	137-26-8	1100	G	18	47	E	47	1100	0.18	G	47
TOLUENE	108-88-3	7600	N	100	44	E	100	7600	1	M	44
TOLUIDINE,M-	108-44-1	75	G	0.28	0.13	E	0.28	75	0.0028	G	0.13
TOLUIDINE,O-	95-53-4	75	G	0.28	0.32	E	0.32	75	0.0028	G	0.32
TOLUIDINE,P-	106-49-0	94	G	0.35	0.32	E	0.35	94	0.0035	G	0.32
TOXAPHENE	8001-35-2	16	G	0.3	1.2	E	1.2	16	0.003	M	1.2
TRIALLATE	2303-17-5	2900	G	47	240	E	240	2900	0.47	G	240
TRIBROMOMETHANE (BROMOFORM)	75-25-2	290	N	10	4.4	E	10	290	0.1	M	4.4
TRICHLORO-1,2,2-TRIFLUOROETHANE,1,1,2-	76-13-1	190000	C	8300	2600	E	8300	190000	83	N	2600
TRICHLOROBENZENE,1,2,4-	120-82-1	2200	G	7	27	E	27	2200	0.07	M	27
TRICHLOROBENZENE,1,3,5-	108-70-3	1300	G	4	31	E	31	1300	0.04	H	31
TRICHLOROETHANE,1,1,1-	71-55-6	4400	G	20	7.2	E	20	4400	0.2	M	7.2
TRICHLOROETHANE,1,1,2-	79-00-5	20	N	0.5	0.15	E	0.5	20	0.005	M	0.15
TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE)	79-01-6	190	N	0.5	0.17	E	0.5	190	0.005	M	0.17
TRICHLOROPHENOL,2,4,5-	95-95-4	22000	G	370	2,300	E	2300	22000	3.7	G	2300
TRICHLOROPHENOL,2,4,6-	88-06-2	1600	G	6	17	E	17	1600	0.06	G	17
TRICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID,2,4,5- (2,4,5-T)	93-76-5	2200	G	7	1.5	E	7	2200	0.07	H	1.5
TRICHLOROPHENOXYPROPIONIC ACID,2,4,5- (2,4,5-TP) (SILVEX)	93-72-1	1800	G	5	22	E	22	1800	0.05	M	22
TRICHLOROPROPANE,1,1,2-	598-77-6	1100	G	18	3.1	E	18	1100	0.18	G	3.1
TRICHLOROPROPANE,1,2,3-	96-18-4	0.16	N	4	[3.3] 3.2	E	4	0.16	0.04	H	0.16
TRICHLOROPROPENE,1,2,3-	96-19-5	1100	G	18	11	E	18	1100	0.18	G	11
TRIFLURALIN	1582-09-8	1700	G	0.5	0.96	E	0.96	1700	0.005	H	0.96
TRIMETHYLBENZENE,1,3,4- (TRIMETHYLBENZENE,1,2,4-)	95-63-6	110	N	1.6	9	E	9	110	0.016	N	9
TRIMETHYLBENZENE,1,3,5-	108-67-8	110	N	1.6	2.8	E	2.8	110	0.016	N	2.8
TRINITROTOLUENE,2,4,6-	118-96-7	110	G	0.2	0.023	E	0.2	110	0.002	H	0.023
VINYL ACETATE	108-05-4	3800	N	55	6.5	E	55	3800	0.55	N	6.5
VINYL BROMIDE (BROMOETHENE)	593-60-2	160	G	0.14	0.068	E	0.14	160	0.0014	N	0.068
VINYL CHLORIDE	75-01-4	1.3	N	0.2	0.027	E	0.2	1.3	0.002	M	0.027
WARFARIN	81-81-2	66	G	1.1	2.6	E	2.6	66	0.011	G	2.6
XYLENES (TOTAL)	1330-20-7	8300	N	1,000	990	E	1000	8300	10	M	990
ZINEB	12122-67-7	11000	G	180	29	E	180	11000	1.8	G	29

¹ Statewide health standards

² Medium specific concentration as defined in Section 250.1 of Act 2 regulations

³ Soil must meet both the RDC and GWMSC numeric standards under this permit by rule

⁴ Residential direct contact numeric standards as listed in Tables 3A of Chapter 250, Appendix A, to be met in soil exceeding safe fill stds or soil impacted by spill/release

⁵ Waste not to exceed groundwater MSC by SPLP analysis

G--Ingestion

N--Inhalation

C--Cap

E--Number calculated by the soil to groundwater equation in 25 Pa. Code Section 250.308

M--Maximum Contaminant Level

H--Lifetime Health Advisory Level

S--Aqueous solubility cap

P--For MSC in groundwater for PCBs, look under polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBS)

APPENDIX A

TABLE 6.  Numeric Standards for Metals in Historic Fill, Soil or Dredged Material Exceeding Safe Fill Standards; Soil Impacted by Release; and in Segregated BBC from C/D Waste

REGULATED SUBSTANCES Metals including Chlorides	CASRN	SHS1 (residential, used aquifer, TDS<=2500mg/L)
		Direct Contact (RDC) Soil MSC2 mg/kg		100XMSC mg/kg	Generic Value mg/kg	Permit by Rule Historic Fill Section 287.102(l) Higher of 100xMSC or GV	Permit by Rule3   Soil Exceeding Safe Fill or Impacted by Spill/Release: Section 287.102(k) RDC4 mg/kg      GWMSC5 mg/L				Permit by Rule   Segregated Brick, Block, Concrete Section 271.103(i) Lower of             RGV or             RDC                mg/kg      mg/L8
ALUMINUM	7429-90-5	190000	C	na	na	na	190000	C	0.2	SMCL	190000	0.2
ANTIMONY	7440-36-0	88	G	0.6	27	27.0	88	G	0.006	M	27	0.006
ARSENIC	7440-38-2	12	G	5	150	150.0	12	G	0.05	M	12	0.05
ASBESTOS (fibers/L)	12001295	na		na	na	na	na		7,000,000	M	na	7,000,000
BARIUM AND COMPOUNDS	7440-39-3	15000	G	200	8200	8200.0	15000	G	2	M	8200	2
BERYLLIUM	7440-41-7	440	G	0.4	320	320.0	440	G	0.004	M	320	0.004
BORON AND COMPOUNDS	7440-42-8	20000	G	60	6.7	60.0	20000	G	0.6	H	6.7	0.6
CADMIUM	7440-43-9	47	G	0.5	38	38.0	47	G	0.005	M	38	0.005
CHLORIDES7		na	na	na	na	na	na		250	SMCL	na	250
CHROMIUM III	16065-83-1	190000	C	10	190000	190000.0	190000	C	0.1	M	190000	0.1
CHROMIUM VI	18540-29-9	94	G	10	190	190.0	94	G	0.1	M	94	0.1
COBALT	7440-48-4	13000	G	220	24	220.0	13000	G	2.2	G	24	2.2
COPPER6	7440-50-8	8200	G	100	36000	4300.0	4300	G	1	M	8200	1
CYANIDE, FREE	57-12-5	4400	G	20	200	200.0	4400	G	0.2	M	200	0.2
IRON	7439-89-6	66000	G	NA	NA	NA	66000	G	0		66000	0
LEAD	7439-92-1	500	U	0.5	450	450.0	500	U	0.005	M	450	0.005
MANGANESE	7439-96-5	31000	G	NA	NA	0.0	31000	G	0		31000	0
MERCURY	7439-97-6	66	G	0.2	10	10.0	66	G	0.002	M	10	0.002
NICKEL	7440-02-0	4400	G	10	650	650.0	4400	G	0.1	H	650	0.1
SELENIUM	7782-49-2	1100	G	5	26	26.0	1100	G	0.05	M	26	0.05
SILVER	7440-22-4	1100	G	10	84	84.0	1100	G	0.1	H	84	0.1
THALLIUM	7440-28-0	15	G	0.2	14	14.0	15	G	0.002	M	14	0.002
TIN	7440-31-5	130000	G	2200	240	2200.0	130000	G	22	G	240	22
VANADIUM	7440-62-2	1500	G	26	26000	26000.0	1500	G	0.26	G	1500	0.26
ZINC6	7440-66-6	66000	G	200	12000	7500.0	7500	G	2	H	12000	2

¹ Statewide health standards

² Medium specific concentration as defined in Section 250.1 of Act 2 regulations

³ Soil must meet both the RDC and GWMSC numeric standards under this permit by rule

⁴ Residential direct contact numeric standards as listed in Tables 3A of Chapter 250, Appendix A, to be met for soil exceeding safe fill stds. or for soil impacted by spill/release.

⁵ Groundwater MSC - by SPLP analysis

⁶ Due to the plant toxicity of copper and zinc, numeric values under PBRs are based on the 40 CFR Part 503 regulations

⁷ Chlorides are required for dredged material from tidal basins only

⁸ GWMSC by SPLP if placement into or along waterways as part of an active or abandoned mine or abandoned quarry reclamation and where groundwater monitoring is being conducted.

SMCL--Secondary Maximum Contaminant Level

G--Ingestion; N - Inhalation;

C--Cap

E--Number calculated by the soil to groundwater equation in 25 Pa. Code Section 250.308

H--Lifetime Health Advisory Level

M--Maximum Contaminant Level

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   ¹The year 1988 is the date that comprehensive municipal waste regulations became effective under the SWMA. After 1988, state-of-the-art practices required by the regulations applied to the management of this material.

   ²One ton of soil is equivalent to 1 cubic yard.

[Pa.B. Doc. No. 02-172. Filed for public inspection February 1, 2002, 9:00 a.m.]

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