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e. The operation of the CDD Landfill shall be undertaken so as to prevent the attraction, harborage or breeding of wildlife or insects, rodents, and other vectors (e.g., flies, maggots, roaches, rats, mice, and similar vermin) and to eliminate conditions which cause or may potentially cause harm to the public health and the environment, congregation of birds, safety hazards to individuals and surrounding property, and excessive odor problems, unsightliness, and other nuisances. f. CDD Landfills shall be maintained in a neat and orderly appearance at all times through the control of uncontained waste, trash, and litter. Operators shall cause periodic off-site policing and clean-up of trash and litter along all public rights-of--way described in the Truck Routing Plan within 1,760 feet (1/3 of a mile) of the landfill not less than once per week (or more often if needed) to ensure a neat and orderly appearance of the public rights-of--way. g. Scavenging is prohibited at any CDD Landfill. (iv) In addition to all other materials required by other provisions of this Ordinance or the City Code, the following materials must be submitted by the applicant as part of the Use Permit application process for a CDD Landfill: a. A conceptual plan of the design and layout of the site demonstrating compliance with the design standards above. b. Conceptual elevations of any proposed building demonstrating compliance with the requirements above. c. A Traffic Impact Analysis in accordance with Section 40.1-5.12 of this Ordinance, and including a Truck Routing Plan. d. An analysis of the structural capacity of the road network serving the landfill, identifying any deficiencies and improvements necessary to accommodate the facility. This analysis shall be of sufficient scope and detail as determined by the City Engineer. e. A detailed assessment of the proposed design capacity of the landfill in relationship to the overall solid waste system in the region, including, but not limited to the anticipated volumes of solid waste (including average daily volume and maximum daily volume), anticipated sources of waste (i.e. municipal, commercial, industrial, etc.), and the relationship to other facilities in the vicinity and region. f. An Operation Plan demonstrating compliance with the operational requirements listed above. g. Other information as required by the City of Portsmouth that is appropriate to the evaluation of the proposed landfill. (v) Emergency Provisions A-5