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solid waste ~isposal and imports in this permit, the footprint of the landfill expansion shall be limi~d to approximatety 250 acres. Most of the followin[ Conditions of Appro.v. al, Nos. 7 to 82, are a condensation and simplification of mitlgati0n measures identified in the Final EIR as revised which should not be construed so as to di~ninish or eliminate responsibility of the operator for full mitigation of environmental impad;ts identified in the Final EIR. In implementation of these Conditions of Approval or in the e~{ent that a question arises as to how the operator or County shall proceed in mitigation of impaet~, the Final EIR shall be consulted for guidance for a determination by the Planning Commissiola. Mitigation measures ~ere crafted to address the impacts identified for the original project and will be sufficient to qover any situation created for the reduced project approved herein. Other conditions reflect local, state and federal requirements that may not address specific mitigation measures for impact.q identified as part of the EIR. These include legal liability, general operational condifiofls, design, construction and regulatory standards, periodic review, and various fees. LAND USE 7. Buffer zones shall be retained on site around the perimeter of the landfill footprint substantially ~s indicated on Exhibit 1. 8. The operator ~hall apply to the Livermore Area Recreation and Park District to modify its 1991 Regional Trail Plan to recognize the proposed Class II Landfill Expansion project. Should a tral~ across or adjacent to Section 17 be constructed, the operator shall provide appropriate s~gnage and fencing around the portion of the wildlife mitigation area that is nearest the tr~l. 9. The operatori shall initiate site closure activities when the landfill achieves final grade. Closure and post-Closure Plans shall be designed such that the landfill would support agricultural ~ses after closure and reclamation. A program shall be prepared for submittal an4 review to the United States Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service, for *estoration of the project site to agricultural capability. Upon closure, the project shalli be "visually integrated" with the surrounding terrain through sensitive grading and flevegetation with native plant materials. 10. As part of t~e required Site Development Review (SDR) for permitted development within the PI (Agricultural) District, the Alameda County Planning Department will review propdsed development of the legal building site parcels within 4,000 feet of the ALRRF ExPpaSion footprint for consistency and compatibility with surrounding uses. The operato4 shall provide reasonable funding for any study of the health and safety impacts of ~e ALRRF expansion on such development that the Planning Department reasonably d,termines is a necessary part of the SDR. 8-B Final Altamont Settlement - Exhibit B