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outside the Nine Bay Area Counties. The banking and "major event" <br /> provi~ions and exceptions set forth in Condition No. 1.3, above, shall not apply <br /> after the Expansion Date. <br /> <br />4.5 Self. I aul from Contra Costa County. The 0 rat0r may continue to accept self. <br /> haul Wastes from ConU'a Costa County at thc ALRRF, up to an annual tonnage <br /> cap o~[ 15,000 tons per year prior to the Expansion Date, and up to an annual <br /> tonnage cap of 25,000 tons per year after the Expansion Date. Prior to the <br /> Expar~sion Date, any unused portion of the annual tonnage cap in any calendar <br /> year rhay be "banked" for potential use in any subsequent calendar year prior to <br /> the E~pansion Date, provided that the overall amount of such,,waste accepted shall <br /> not e>~eeed 25,000 tons in any calendar year. This "banking' provision shall not <br /> apply!after the Expansion Date. Self-haul wastes are defined for purposes of this <br /> Condition No. 4.5 to include solid wastes which are self-hauled to the ALRRF by <br /> the in/Jependent contractor or customer who generates the wastes. <br /> <br />4.6 Pro Rata Adjustment of Partial Calendar Years Before and After the Expansion <br /> Date. I With respect to any partial calendar year immediately before or after the <br /> Expansion Date, the applicable tonnage caps shall be a pro rated percentage of the <br /> otherWise applicable caps. Minor variances in the pro rated caps for the partial <br /> calendar year, if any, prior to the Expansion Date shall be allowed only to the <br /> exten[ the variance is the result of seasonal or periodic fluctuations in the rate of <br /> wasteldisposal, which fluctuations would be consistent with complying with the <br /> tonnage cap ~fthe cap applied over an entire calendar year. <br /> <br />4.7 No H tzardous, Medical or Radioactive Waste. The Conditions of Approval set <br /> forth tbove are intended to allow for disposal of franchise waste, non-franchise <br /> waste and materials regulated or classified as inert waste, special waste or <br /> desig~ ated waste, and are not intended to allow for disposal at ALRRF of material <br /> which is regulated as a hazardous waste, medical waste, or radioactive waste. <br /> Aceo~ :lingly, the operator shall not accept for disposal at the ALRRF any material <br /> which is (i) classified and regulated by the State of California as a hazardous <br /> waste (ii) classified and regulated by the State of California as a medical waste; <br /> or (iiit classified and regulated by the United States Department of Energy as a <br /> radioactive waste. <br /> <br />4.8 Annual Tonnage Cap and Average Daily Tonnage Cap. The amount of solid <br /> waste~aecepted for disposal at ALRRF in any given calendar year shall be limited <br /> by th~ geographic and other restrictions in this permit, and further by the <br /> provisions of this Condition No. 4.8. The provisions of this subsection are <br /> intended to provide an annual tonnage cap and a cap on average daily tonnage of <br /> solid ~aste to be accepted for disposal at ALRRF in addition to the geographic <br /> restri¢tions in this permit. <br /> <br /> 4.8.1 , Beginning in the year 2000, the amount of solid waste accepted for <br /> disposal at the ALRRF in each year shall not exceed a total of 1,600,000 <br /> <br /> 4-B <br /> Final Altamont Settlement - Exhibit B <br /> <br /> <br />