build a rockwall. build new wetlands. so we will have some natural shore line areas. monitor and maintain and monitor and maintain the areas open space. i mentioned before that this is supposed to be a park and open space. when we are all done we have to monitor and maintain it. along with this goes with institutional controls, a fancy name for land use controls, meaning people will not be allowed to dig or install a well and drink the groundwater. there will be limitations. this is a picture of the soil cover that we installed on another portion of the shipyard. all right. really quickly, these are a lot of the hot spots we have already dug and a few new ones up here in this area. they are all hot spots that will be excavated or moved off the base. this is an overall view. you can see the landfill gas extraction wells that are proposed. this is what is proposed. our fresh water wetlands. we have, i think it is 1. over an acre of fresh water wetlands we are proposing. we have tidal wetlands. you will design ours to meet up thru for a very large wet land area. here is

and here are some other pictures, when i say rockwall or shore line you will see that it is big bolders. this is actually a picture of another section of the shipyard that we finished earlier this year. and then the wetlands. this is a picture of wetlands in the east bay. you know, this is the type of site -- you know this is what it could look like in the future after we build our wetlands. ok. why is this the preferred alternative. the navy feels because this landfill can be contained very safely, the landfill is very similar to other closed military landfills around the bay. this is not the first time that it has been done. we have things people are concerned about. radio active waste. the nature of what we have can be safely managed and placed. they were painted with radium paint so they glowed in the dark and were put on submarines or ships. that is the type of low level radioactive waste that we have. thirdly the groundwater, like i was telling you, does not pose a major risk. closure and place is consistent with e.p.a. policy. there is an e.p.a. policy that says landfills of this