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County for any reason, including without limitation the closure of such landfills or the negotiation of new contracts providing for disposal at the ALRRF, provided that such waste streams originate in Alameda County, San Francisco or San Ramon, as provided for in this permit. 1.8.3 Within sixty (60) days after the IWMB releases its annual indices for the previous calendar year, WMAC shall provide the Planning Department with a copy of the IWMB indices, and the Planning Department shall automatically increase the annual tonnage cap and average daily cap to the extent required to accommodate additional waste disposal as set forth in Condition No. 1.8.2 above. 1.8.4 For the purposes of calculating automatic cap increases as provided by Condition No. 1.8.2 above, WMAC may provide the Alameda County Planning Department with other indices or factors that support, update or, in the absence of the IWMB's indices, substitute for the IWMB's annual indices. WMAC shall simultaneously provide copies of all such materials to the Cities of Livermore and Pleasanton, and representatives of the Sierra Club, the Northern California Recycling Association, and Altamont Landowners Against Rural Mismanagement in addition to the County, and the County shall promptly make all such materials available to the public upon request. The Planning Department may use such indices or factors in determining appropriate increases to the annual tonnage cap and average daily cap for the purposes of calculating automatic increases to the annual tonnage cap and average daily cap but shall take no action granting an automatic cap increase based on such indices or factors any sooner than twenty-one (21 ) days after the receipt of copies of such indices or factors by all Parties, in order that the Parties and the public may review these and comment upon them to the Planning Department. Decisions by the Planning Department to increase the annual cap based on factors other than those set forth in Condition No. 1.8.2 above shall be appealable to the Planning Commission. 1.8.5 In addition to the automatic increases provided by Condition No. 1.8.2 above, following noticed public hearing and discretionary approval by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, the annual tonnage cap and the average daily tonnage cap for a given calendar year may also be increased to the extent WMAC demonstrates to the Board that such increase is required to accommodate additional waste disposal resulting from extraordinary events, including natural disasters. 1.8.6 The operational or design capacity of the ALRRF specified in the solid waste facilities permit shall be 11,150 tons per day, provided that the daily tonnage cap shall still apply as a condition of this permit. 1.9 Definitions of Waste Categories and Cover. For the purposes of this permit, the following terms have the specified meanings set forth below, including any future amendments of such referenced statutes or regulations: 1.9.1 Designated Waste. The term, "designated waste", means "designated waste" as defined in California Water Code § 13173. 4-A Final Altamont Settlement - Exhibit A