This distance shall be set by the Engineering and Urbanism Department of the Municipal Administration and may not be less than five hundred meters. b) The soil must possess characteristics of impermeability, contaminant removal, and depth of the groundwater level, which guarantee the conservation of the zone's aquifers, if any exist. c) Have sufficient material for the daily cover of the deposited waste during its useful life. If sufficient material is not available, the location plans for the borrow pits to be used must be submitted, as well as the methods of transportation and storage of said material, for approval by the Engineering and Urbanism Department of the Municipal Administration. d) Be located at a distance from flood zones, swamps, marshes, bodies of water, and natural drainage zones, which shall be defined in each case by the Engineering and Urbanism Department of the Municipal Administration. e) Be located at a distance of no less than three kilometers from population centers, set in each case by the Engineering and Urbanism Department of the Municipal Administration, in a site with easy and rapid access by road or passable route at any time of year. f) Be located more than ten kilometers from the boundary of protected natural areas, and outside easements (servidumbres) for aqueducts, irrigation canals, sewers, oil pipelines, electric power transmission lines, and zones declared of tourist interest by the Municipal Council. g) Be located at a minimum distance of five hundred meters from geological faults that have had recent displacements. h) Others deemed convenient, according to the particular conditions of each zone and at the discretion of the Engineering and Urbanism Department of the Municipal Administration.
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