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<p>How should a landfill undergoing active restoration be tagged? Capping a landfill is a long process, during which access is normally restricted and the company doing the capping is making deliveries of material. If the material is hazardous, the land might just sit unused for decades before brownfield development can commence.</p>
<p>There is a clear tagging structure for both active landfills and abandoned/capped landfills, but a landfill being actively restored/rehabilitated doesn't really fit these tags well: the land is still identifiable as a landfill and isn't generally used for anything else until it's capped; marking it as "disused" doesn't capture the current state accurately (as a landfill being capped can't generally be changed back to active); and marking it an active landfill isn't completely accurate either.</p>
<p>I was thinking of using a tag such as {{tag|landfill|restoration}} to capture this information: it could even be rendered slightly differently, similar to how {{tag|basin|infiltration}} differs from {{tag|basin}}.<br />Alternatively, a tag like {{tag|landuse|rehabilitation}} in conjunction with an abandoned tag could be used for both landfills and any other land rehabilitation project?</p>
<p>Thanks,</p>
<p>Dian</p>
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