Agenda

(5)

Submit, on separate paper, the proposed amendments/revisions for each document identified pursuant to (4) above, based on the
below listed instructions, {Note: The revisions may be presented in the form of replacernent pages ready for substitution into the last
approved plan of record, each page being clearly marked to show the date of revision. in the event there is no last approved plan of
record for any of the following, you must prepare and submit a full plan, including the proposed modification(s}, in accordance with
the applicable cited Rules.)

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APPLICATION FORM FOR

TYPE | MODIFICATION
TO SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
FACILITY PERMIT

pursuant to
RSA 149-M and New Hampshire Administrative Sotid Waste Rule Env-Sw 345

SECTION i. FACILITY IDENTIFICATION

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classification: collections landfill

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e Where C&D debris is encountered and removed, it will be disposed off site. All wastes
will be properly characterized for off-site disposal.

¢ Though the landfill is not identified as an Asbestos Disposal Site (ADS), the general
provisions of the ADS program will be followed. Drilling and excavation work will be
performed in compliance with all requirements of Env-A 1800 Asbestos Management
and Control Rules.

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EXVIRBQHMENTAL 888 CIVIL EHGINEE BING
December 6, 2017

Jaime Colby, PE

New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
Waste Management Division

Permitting & Design Review Section

29 Hazen Drive, PO Box 95

Concord, New Hampshire 03302-0095

RE: Type IB Modification to Solid Waste Management Facility Permit
Temporary Permit DES-SW-TP-95-004; Webster Square — Guitar Center

Dear Ms. Colby:

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ENVIRONMENTAL CIVIL ENGINEERING
January 4, 2018

Board of Aldermen
City of Nashua

229 Main Street
Nashua, NH 03060

RE: Notice of Filing
Type IB Modification to Solid Waste Management Facility Permit
Temporary Permit DES-SW-TP-95-004; Webster Square — Guitar Center

Dear Board of Aldermen:

Human Causes of Bird Death in Canada and the US (per year)

Habitat Destruction
Collisions with Buildings ea — al 1,000,000,000
PowerLines [lll] 174,000,000
Hunting WwW 120,000,000
House Cats WwW 118,000,000

Collisions with Vehicles 7 80,000,000

Indirect Pesticide Poisoning 7 72,000,000

Collisions with Communication Towers ] 50,000,000

Estimated maximum values
for all causes, modified from
Nuisance Bird Control 2,000,000 The Bird Almanac: A Guide to
Poe Tate e remade eel |g ee

August 30, 2013: Economic Impacts of New England Aqua Ventus Program
Todd M. Gabe, School of Economics, University of Maine

Table 6. Operations and Maintenance Employment Impacts from Other Recent U.S. Offshore Wind Economic Impact Studies

Table 1. Employment Impacts from Other Recent U.S. Offshore Wind Economic Impact Studies

12 Miles Out - They're Out of Sight!

Renewable Wind Mitigates Climate Change

Property damage in New Hampshire due
to climate change could be as high as
$4.4 billion dollars

New Hampshire will see a loss of 2600
acres of land, 25 miles of road and 33
critical municipal facilities due to sea
level rise

An increase of extreme heat and wetter
springs pose a threat to farmers

Source: NH Coastal Risks and Hazards Commission- “Preparing NH for Expected Storm Surge, Sea Level Rise,
and Extreme Precipitation”