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14 HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION This section describes how and when the HHW programs selected by Heasanton will be implemented. For each program, agencies or organizations responsible for program implementation are identified, the tasks necessary to carry out the program are described and known program implementation costs are discussed. Load Checking Load checking currenfiy occurs at all transfer stations and landfills servicing the County. The operator of these facilities, in this case, Pleasanton Garbage Service, is responsible for the implementation of this program. Since this program is already underway, a detailed discussion of necessary tasks and costs is not necessary. The program is funded through the general rate included in the Pleasanton Garbage Service franchise with Pleasanton. Permanent Drop-off Facilities The County Department of Environmental Health is responsible for the development and operation of the proposed facilities. Since the approval to go forward, the County has completed the following tasks: 1. Initiated the implementation of a county-operated Household/Mini-Generator Hazardous Waste Collection Program effective July 1, 1990. 2. Imposed a tipping fee on County waste disposal site facility operators, effective October 1, 1990, to fmance the costs of the HHW Collection program. 3. Created additional positions for the above program effective July 1. 1990. 4. Authorized the incorporation of the supplemental appropriation and revenue increases of $1,781,300 each in the 1990-91 "final" budget for the HHW program budget. 5. Formed a Household/Mini-Generator Hazardous Waste Collection Program Technical Advisory Committee to assist in fmal program planning and operational logistics development. 6. Adopted a proposed resolution to include mini-generators in collection programs for household hazardous wastes. 7. Selected a site in Livermore as the designated east county site. City of Pleasanmn Printed on recycled paper