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4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 exceed 25,000 tons per calendar year, and no such waste shall be accepted from outside the Nine Bay Area Counties. The "banking" and "major event" provisions and exceptions set forth in Condition No. 1.3, above, shall not apply after the Expansion Date. Self-I~aul from Contra Costa County. The operator may continue to accept self- haul Wastes from Contra Costa County at the ALRRF, up to an annual tonnage cap of 15,000 tons per year prior to the Expansion Date, and up to an annual tonnage cap of 25,000 tons per year after the Expansion Date. Prior to the Expatlsion Date, any unused portion of the annual tonnage cap in any calendar year may be "banked" for potential use in any subsequent calendar year prior to the E>~pansion Date, provided that the overall amount of such waste accepted shall not e~Iceed 25,000 tons in any calendar year. This "banking" provision shall not apply !after the Expansion Date. Self-haul wastes are defined for purposes of this Condition No. 4.5 to include solid wastes which are self-hauled to the ALRRF by the in4tependent contractor or customer who generates the wastes. Pro Rata Adjustment of Partial Calendar Years Before and After the Expansion Date. ! With respect to any partial calendar year immediately before or after the Expansion Date, the applicable tonnage caps shall be a pro rated percentage of the otherWise applicable caps. Minor variances in the pro rated caps for the partial calendar year, if any, prior to the Expansion Date shall be allowed only to the exteni the variance is the result of seasonal or periodic fluctuations in the rate of waste!disposal, which fluctuations would be consistent with complying with the tonnage cap if the cap applied over an entire calendar year. No H~zardous, Medical or Radioactive Waste. The Conditions of Approval set forth ~tbove are intended to allow for disposal of franchise waste, non-franchise wastei and materials regulated or classified as inert waste, special waste or desigx~ated waste, and are not intended to allow for disposal at ALRRF of material whictt is regulated as a hazardous waste, medical waste, or radioactive waste. Accordingly, the operator shall not accept for disposal at the ALRRF any material whicl~ is (i) classified and regulated by the State of Califomia as a hazardous wasteI (ii) classified and regulated by the State of California as a medical waste; or (iii) classified and regulated by the United States Department of Energy as a radioactive waste. Annual Tonnage Cap and Average Daily Tonnage Cap. The amount of solid wastelaccepted for disposal at ALRRF in any given calendar year shall be limited by th~ geographic and other restrictions in this permit, and further by the provisions of this Condition No. 4.8. The provisions of this subsection are intended to provide an annual tonnage cap and a cap on average daily tonnage of solid waste to be accepted for disposal at ALRRF in addition to the geographic restrictions in this permit. 4.8.1 Beginning in the year 2000, the amount of solid waste accepted for ' disposal at the ALRRF in each year shall not exceed a total of 1,600,000 4-B Final Altamont Settlement - Exhibit B