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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
12/5/1999
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
ALTAMONT LANDFILL
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - TYPE
MISC AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DESTRUCTION DATE
PERMANENT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NOTES
WASTE MANAGEMENT
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copies of such indices or factors by the Cit'~es of LiYermore anti <br />, Pleasanton, and representatives of the Sierra Club, the Northern California <br />[Recycling Association and Altamont Landowners Against Rural <br />, Mismanagement, in order that these parties and the public may review <br />, these and comment upon them to the Planning Department. Decisions by <br />the Planning Department to increase the annual cap based on factors other <br />than those set forth in Condition No. 4.8.2 above shall be appealable to the <br />Planning Commission. <br /> <br />4.8.5 <br /> <br />In addition to the automatic increases provided by Condition No. 4.8.2 <br />above, following noticed public heating and discretionary approval by the <br />Board of Supervisors, the annual tonnage cap and the average daily <br />tonnage cap for a given calendar year may also be increased to the extent <br />! the operator demonstrates to the Board that such increase is required to <br />accommodate additional waste disposal resulting from extraordinary <br />events, including natural disasters. <br /> <br />4.8.6 The operational or design capacity of the ALRRF specified in the solid <br /> . waste facilities permit shall be 11,150 tons per day, provided that the daily <br /> tonnage cap shall still apply as a Condition of this permit. <br /> <br />4.9 <br /> <br />Definitions of Waste Categories and Cover. For the purposes of this permit, the <br />following terms have the specified meanings set forth below, including any future <br />amendments of such referenced statutes or regulations: <br /> <br />4.9.1. Designated Waste. The term, "designated waste", means "designated <br /> : waste" as defined in California Water Code section 13173. <br /> <br />4.9.2. Cover. The term, "daily cover" means "daily cover" as defined in 27 <br /> ! California Code of Regulations ("CCR') section 20164. <br /> <br />4.9.3., Hazardous Waste. The term, "hazardous waste", means "hazardous waste" <br /> as defined in 14 CCR section 17225.32. <br /> <br />4.9.4. Inert Waste. The term, "inert waste", means "inert waste" as defined in 14 <br /> . CCR section 18720(a)(32). <br /> <br />4.9.5. Sludge. The term, "sludge", means "sludge" as defined in 14 CCR section <br /> 18720(A)(69). <br /> <br />4.9.6. Special Waste. The term, "special waste", means "special waste" as <br /> defined in 14 CCR section 18720(a)(73). <br /> <br />Testing and Advance Notice Prior to Accepting Soil and Certain Material. <br /> <br />5.1 <br /> <br />The c~perator shall not accept for any use or disposal more than ten (10) cubic <br />yards iof any soil known or reasonably suspected by the operator to come from a <br /> <br />6-B <br /> Final AItamont Settlement - Exhibit B <br /> <br /> <br />
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