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5.4.4. The abilit~ to communicate environmental information in a clea~ and comprehensible manner. 5.5. Parties Which May be Disqualified by the Committee. The Community Monitor Committee shall have the right not to consider for selection as the Community Monitor any party which is, or includes as part ora team, (i) a past or current employee of WMAC, its parent company (Waste Management, Inc.), or affiliates of WMAC or its parent, or its pre- merger predecessor, USA Waste Services, Inc. or affiliates thereof; or (ii) a contractor or consultant to WMAC, its parent company, affiliates of WMAC or its parent or USA Waste Services or affiliates thereof. The Community Monitor Committee may also elect to specify in its conlxaet or agreement with the selected Community Monitor that the Community Monitor must avoid such employment, contracting or consulting arrangements with WMAC, its parent company, or affiliates of WIVIAC or its parent. 5.6. Parties Which May be Disqualified by WMAC. WMAC shall have the right, by giving written notice within the 15 days specified in subsection 5.2.3, above, to disqualify for consideration as the Community Monitor any party which is, or includes as part of a team, a party that is adverse in pending litigation to WMAC, its parents, or affiliates of WMAC or its parent. 5.7. Scope of Work. The duties and scope of work of the Community Monitor shall include and be limited to the following: 5.7.1. reviewing all materials submitted to the County in connection with the Five Year Compliance Reviews or the Mid-Capacity Compliance Review to be conducted pursuant to this Agreement; 5.7.2. reviewing all other reports, documents and data which WMAC is required to submit to the County or any other regulatory agency pursuant to this Agreement or the terms of WMAC's permits and approvals for the ALRRF; 5.7.3. reviewing all other reports, documents and data regarding the ALRRF's compliance with applicable environmental laws and regulations; 5.7.4. advising the public, through the Community Monitor Committee, and the Cities of Livermore and Pleasanton, via oral presentations or written reports, on technical and environmental issues pertinent to the ALRRF; 5.7.5. issuing a written report each year summarizing the ALRRF's compliance record for the period since the last such report with respect to all applicable environmental laws and regulations, which report shall be presented to the Community Monitor Committee and submitted to the County, Livermore and Pleasanton. 5.7.6. if and only if the Community Monitor reasonably suspects, based on credible evidence, that the ALRRF is in substantial noncompliance with environmental laws and regulations, or with this Agreement, or with the conditions of any permit or approval for the operation of the ALRRF, and if the suspected noncompliance involves a substantial environmental or health risk, the Community Monitor may notify WMAC and the County Local 1 0 Final Altamont Settlement Agreement