ALTAMONT LANDOWNERS SETTLEMENT - Laserfiche WebLink

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 80. 81. 82. All internal d0mbustion engines on equipment used at the project site and for roadway construction ~hall be equipped with mufflers equal to or better than that supplied by the vehicle mantffacturer. All equipment shall be maintained in good mechanical condition so as to minimize noise from faulty engines, drive trains, and other components. No muffler or ekhaust system shall be equipped with cutout, bypass, or similar devices intended to thwart quieting. The operato~ shall provide the option of retrofitting existing noise-sensitive land uses along Altam6nt Pass Road to reduce exterior noise levels to 45 dBA, Ldn. "Exterior noise levels" imeans exterior noise as heard inside residences. This option shall apply at a minimum to !he two residences southwest of the landfill. The option might also apply to the residenc~ on Altamont Pass Road east of the landfill, or other noise-sensitive uses along the road, if any (the potential impact would need to be calculated at those locations). Exterior noise levels could be reduced by double-panning windows and adding sound insulation on walls facing the roads. The homes shall be retrofitted prior to the commendement of filling operations in the Class II Landfill Expansion Area. When condugting design review for future noise-sensitive land uses along Altamont Pass Road (as is r~quired for proposed development in Agricultural zoning districts), Alameda County pl.an~.ing Department staff shall consider the potential noise exposure from landfill actix{ities, and require site and/or building design features to keep noise at acceptable le~vels. CONDITIONS GEI~ERALLY APPLICABLE TO THE OPERATION OF THE ALRRF 83. Before Junei 30, 2000, the operator shall submit for Planning Department review a detailed dra~ Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) for monitoring and enforcement !of the impact mitigation measures and conditions of approval for the project as directed in the Mitigation Monitoring Program adopted for this Conditional Use Permit. Prior to implementation of any mitigation measures, a final program shall be submitted foir review and adoption by the Planning Department on or before September 30, 2000. An annual p~ogress report shall be submitted to the Planning Director and LEA for concurrent r4view at the beginning of each calendar year. The operator shall respond to and report on the status of each condition of this permit. The MMRP review, appr amount does other respon maintained ~ and related r ;hall require that the operator pay to Alameda County full costs incurred for ~val, administration, monitoring and inspection of all programs. This not include routine costs of the LEA program or programs mandated by ',ible agencies. A minimum amount of $10,000 shall be deposited and t that level, in trust, to the Treasurer, Alameda County, for MMRP review ~onitoring costs. 24-B Final Altamont Settlement - Exhibit B