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the Community Monitor by WMAC, except as provided in subsection 5.3.3 below. The Community Monitor shall not charge any fee for compilation of its invoices, and disbursements shall be billed on an actual cost basis. 5.3.2. The Community Monitor Committee shall provide detailed invoices for reasonable overhead business expenses, including such items as copying, postage and delivery services, telephone charges, and publication of notices, and such invoices shall be submitted to WMAC. WMAC shall pay such invoices to the Community Monitor Committee within 45 days of receipt by WMAC. 5.3.3. The total compensation to be paid by WMAC for the Community Monitor's work in any year shall be limited to the amount of the accepted bid from the Community Monitor, provided that this amount may be exceeded by up to twenty percent (20%) if the Community Monitor and the Community Monitor Committee reasonably determine that additional work is necessary for the Community Monitor to gather information regarding, inspect, report upon, and monitor any situation in which the Community Monitor has reasonable cause to believe, based on credible evidence, the ALRRF is in substantial noncompliance with any environmental law or regulation or any condition of a permit or approval for operation of the ALRRF. The Community Monitor Committee shall consult with WMAC prior to authorizing any additional work to be funded by WMAC. 5.3.4. The Community Monitor Committee may authorize additional work beyond the twenty percent (20%) cap set forth in subsection 5.3.3 above, provided that such additional work is within the scope of work set forth in section 5.7 below, or is additional work as set forth in subsection 5.3.3, and further provided that WMAC shall not be directly or indirectly responsible for payment for work beyond the twenty percent (20%) cap provided in subsection 5.3.3. 5.3.5. WMAC shall not be required to pay for any legal services or litigation services as part of compensation for the Community Monitor. 5.4. Minimum Qualifications. The Community Monitor may be any individual, firm or organization, or any combination thereof, which meets the minimum qualifications set forth in this subsection. The Community Monitor shall serve as an independent contractor to the Community Monitor Committee, and the Community Monitor shall meet the following minimum qualifications: 5.4.1. Expertise in monitoring environmemal impacts, including air emissions and discharges to groundwater; 5.4.2. Experience in monitoring compliance with mitigation measures pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act or other California laws or regulations requiring environmental mitigation; 5.4.3. Familiarity with the operations of solid waste landfills, and with regulatory requirements of the California Integrated Waste Management Board, the Regional Water Quality Control Board, and the Bay Area Air Quality Management District relating to the operation of solid waste landfills; and 9 Final Altamont Settlement Agreement