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and included the environmental review required by the California Environmental <br /> Quality Act for this Ordinance. The Authority certified those portions of the EIR <br /> relevant to this Ordinance. <br /> SECTION 3 (Definitions) <br /> The following definitions govern the use of terms in this Ordinance: <br /> (a) "Alameda County" means all of the territory located within the incorporated and <br /> unincorporated areas of Alameda County. <br /> (b) "Authority" means the Alameda County Waste Management Authority created by <br /> the Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement for Waste Management(JPA). <br /> (c) "Authority Representative" means any agent of the Authority designated by the <br /> Authority or the Enforcement Official to implement this Ordinance, including <br /> Member Agency employees, the County Local Enforcement Agency or private <br /> contractors hired for purposes of monitoring and enforcement. <br /> (d) "Business" means any commercial or public entity, including but not limited to: <br /> proprietorship, firm, partnership, association, venture, trust, or corporation that is <br /> organized as a for-profit or nonprofit entity. Business includes, but is not limited <br /> to, industrial or manufacturing, restaurant, retail, office, hotels, shopping centers, <br /> theaters and government entities,but for purposes of this Ordinance, does not <br /> include Multi-Family Buildings. <br /> (e) "Compliance Plan" means the plan required pursuant to Section 7 of this <br /> Ordinance. <br /> (f) "Composting" means the controlled biological decomposition of organic Solid <br /> Waste that is kept separate from the Refuse stream, or that is separated at a <br /> centralized facility. <br /> (g) "Covered Jurisdiction" means a Member Agency of the JPA that has not opted out <br /> of coverage under this Ordinance pursuant to Section 12 of this Ordinance. <br /> (h) "Covered Material" means corrugated cardboard, newspaper, white paper, mixed <br /> recyclable paper, recyclable food and beverage glass containers, metal (aluminum <br /> and steel) food and beverage cans, HDPE (high density polyethylene) bottles and <br /> PET (polyethylene terephthalate) bottles, and discarded food and compostable <br /> paper, that are Recyclable. Per the definition of Recyclables in Section 3(u) of this <br /> Ordinance, unmarketable processing residuals are not Covered Materials. A <br /> particular Covered Material becomes subject to this Ordinance pursuant to the <br /> Implementation Schedule in Section 13 of this Ordinance. <br /> (i) "Deposit in Landfill(s)" or"Deposited in Landfill(s)" means final deposition of <br /> Solid Waste, in landfills permitted by the State of California, above liners (or <br /> above the permitted base of the landfill if a liner is not required) and below final <br /> 3 <br />