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• a. Physical , chemical and biological character of landfill material ; b. Source of landfill material ; c. Method of placement and compaction; d. Type of proposed surfacing ; e . Method of perimeter erosion control ; f . Proposed use of filled area. In addition, the perimeter of all landfills must have some means to control erosion, such as vegetation, retaining walls or other mechanisms; and this information should be included with the application. 3 . The proposal should also be reviewed for compliance with the policies and regulations governing Commercial Development in an Urban environment (see pages F-18 and 17-19) . Specifically , according to General Regulation 1 . , the applicant needs to supply a detailed statement explaining the nature and intensity of water orientation of the project . The statement must include : "a. Nature of the commercial activity ; b. Need for shoreline frontage (where appropriate) ; c. Special considerations being planned to enhance the relationship of the activity to the shoreline ; d. Provisions for public visual and/or physical access to the shoreline . " Per Urban Environment Regulation 2 . (page F-19 ) , commercial development may be located on landfill provided that it "must require or be. dependent on direct , contiguous access to the water or must provide substantial numbers of the public the opportunity to physically or visually enjoy the shoreline. " If the specifics of the business park development are not intended to be a part of.. this application, it would not be possible to determine compliance with the Urban Environment Regulation 2 and the General Regulation 1 . 4 . The business park would also need to comply with policies and regulations governing placement of roads and signs in shoreliine Mr . Dennis L. Derickson September 27 , 1984 Page 2