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5. Community Monitor. Pursuant to the provisions set forth below, WMAC shall fund a community monitor (the "Community Monitor"), which will be a technical expert or experts meeting the minimum qualifications set forth below, to monitor the ALRRF's compliance with environmental laws and regulations as defined below, and to advise the public and the Cities of Livermore and Pleasanton about environmental and technical issues relating to the operation of the ALRRF. The Community Monitor shall be an independent contractor retained and supervised by the Community Monitor Committee, and WMAC shall not under any circumstances have any supervisory control over the Communi~ Monitor. 5.1. Community Monitor Committee. 5.1.1. The Community Monitor Committee shall consist of the following four (4) voting members: one (1) member appointed by the Livermore City Council; one (1) member appointed by the Pleasanton City Council; one (I) member appointed by NCRA; and one (1) member appointed by Sierra Club. The Committee shall take action by a vote of at least three of the voting members. The County, Livermore and Pleasanton may, but are not required to, have assigned staff attend and participate in the Community Monitor Committee as non- voting members. One representative each designated by WMAC and by ALARM may, but are not required to, attend and participate in the Community Monitor Committee as a non-voting members. The Committee shall notify WMAC of any changes in the individual members sitting on the Committee. 5.1.2. The Community Monitor Committee shall be responsible for (a) interviewing, retaining, supervising the work and overseeing the payment of, and terminating the contract of the Community Monitor, as necessary; (b) reviewing all reports and written information prepared by the Community Monitor, including, but not limited to, the report prepared pursuant to subsection 5.7.5 below, and information disseminated to the public by the Community Monitor; and (c) participating in the Five Year Compliance Reviews (as defined in Condition No. 6 of Exhibit "A" attached hereto) and the Mid-Capacity Compliance Review (as defined in Condition No. 7 of Exhibit "A" attached hereto), including, but not limited to, conferring with the Community Monitor in connection with the Community Monitor's review of the materials submitted by WMAC and the County and submitting comments to the County Planning Commission or the County Board, as appropriate. 5.2. Selection. The Community Monitor shall be selected by majority vote of the voting members of the Community Monitor Committee, pursuant to the following procedures: 5.2.1. The Community Monitor Committee shall release a request for proposal (the "RFP") incorporating the scope of work set forth in subsection 5.7 below, and setting forth minimum qualifications for applicants as set forth in subsection 5.4 below. Prior to releasing RFP, Community give (5) working days the the Monitor Committee shall WMAC five to review and comment on the contents of the RFP. 5.2.2. The RFP shall specify deadline for submission that a of proposals, proposals must include the qualifications of the party or parties making the proposal, a base bid for the scope of work and associated expenses, as well as one or more hourly rates that would apply to any compensation may pursuant to subsection 5.3.3, additional which be authorized 7 Final Altamont Settlement Agreement