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3. If, in any two consecutive quarters, average daily tonnage exceeds 720, the app1icant shall apply for a new use permit to expand the facility. Upon approval or conditional approval of the use permit, the applicant then shall apply for all applicable solid waste permits, air pollution control permits and water quality control permits, as prescribed by the state Government Code in effect at the time. 4. The transfer station shall be maintained and operated according to all County, state and local agency rules and regulations governing such a facility. All such permits shall be obtained and maintained effective during the operation of this use permit. violation of these regulations will be considered a violation of the use permit. The City shall be notified immediately should any required permit lapse or should the applicant be found by such agency to be in violation of any permit requirement. 5. All transfer station facilities shall be maintained in a dust-free, odor-free and orderly manner, to the greatest extent possible given the nature of the use. Loose trash, unbaled or uncontained recyclables, overflowing storage bins, improper storage of hazardous materials shall be considered a violation of the use permit performance standards. 6. Any proposed expansion or intensification of the transfer station operations shall be submitted to the planning Director for review. The planning Director shall determine whether such proposed intensification or expansion is within the limits of transfer station activities as permitted by this use permit. Should the Director determine that the expansion or intensification of the use is not covered by this permit, a new use permit shall be required. The Director may refer the matter to the Planning commission for review. Any expansion or intensification of use also shall receive review and approval by responsible local, State and federal agencies. 7. The use permit for the waste transfer station shall be reviewed by the Planning Director every two years to ensure compliance with the conditions of approval of the permit. Should the Planning Director find that the conditions of approval have not been observed, or that continuing non-compliance with conditions has become a problem, the Director may refer review of the use permit to the Planning Commission.