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trucks and counts o£ trucks other than transfer trucks. These da/ly truck trip counts shall be compiled into monthly reports to be delivered to the County and to the Community Monitor. 12. Limiting Use of Highway 84. The operator shall limit the use of that portion of State Highway 84 b~tween Interstate 680 and Interstate 580 so that trucks which haul solid waste or other material to the ALRRF and which are subject to the operator's routing control shall not use that portion of State Highway 84. This provision shall not apply to trucks collecting solid waste or other material from local areas served by this portion of Highway 84. It is acknowledged that the operator does not have routing control over self-haul trucks. 13. Limitations on Peak Hour Track Trips. During the a.m. peak commute period (6:45 a.m. to a.m.) no more than 50 total truck trips per hour arriving at 8:45 there will be refuse the ALRRF. During the p.m. peak commute hour (4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.) there will be no more than 10 total refuse truck trips arriving at the ALRRF. 14. City ~of Livermore Traffic Impact Fee. The operator will pay the City of Livermore Traffic Impact Fee per Chapter 12.30 of the Livermore Municipal Code within 30 days the newly developed expansion landfill area receives waste for disposal. For the after first purposes of computing this fee, (a)every large t~uck will count as the equivalent of three vehicles, (b) the project will be assumed to generate 50 additional truck trips during the peak hour, and (c) the payment will be based upon the per trip at the time the payment is fee in effect made. The operator shall not be required to pay more than once for any roadway improvement within the City of Livermore. Accordingly, the operator will be given a credit or refund for any portion of the City of Livermore Traffic Impact Fee for which the City of Livermore receives payment or in kind services for roadway improvements within the City, which are paid by the operator directly or through other fees imposed by this permit (including the Alameda County Cumulative Traffic Mitigation Fee or the Alameda County Public Works Traffic Impact Fee or pursuant to any other condition of this permit). 15. Distribution of Litter Control Literature. On an ongoing basis, ALRRF shall distribute informational flyers regarding litter control to customers as a reminder of the ALRRF's obligation to the environment and community. ALRRF shall also fund litter control on an additional portion of Interstate 580 in the vicinity of the landfill through the "Adopt a Highway" Program. 16. RWQCB Concurrence Regarding Bethany Reservoir. The operator shall request that the Regional Water Quality Control Board's review of the landfill expansion include that Board's concurrence that ALRRF is designed to ensure that there is no drainage of landfill leachate to the Bethany Reservoir. 17. Land ~)edication for Habitat Preserve. To the ,e,,x, tent that off-site habitat mitigation is required by the Uaited States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS"), the operator will enter into a Conservation Agreement with USFWS and the Livermore Area Recreation Park District and/or the East Bay Regional Park District regarding the acquisition, operation and maintenance a (the "Preserve") or other area in eastern Alameda of Habitat Preserv6 in the Altamont suitable County. The operatOr's requirement for multi-species off-site mitigation acreage shall be met by the operator by the :dedication of public open space in the Altamont or other suitable area in 9-A Final Altamont Settlement - Exhibit A