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