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Of the $10.30 per ton mitigation fee, $1.50 represents the cost of environmental liability. The ACWMA shall reserve this amount to partially cover future clean up costs attributable to wastes imported from Contra Costa County. The ACWMA shall indemnify Contra Costa County for the amount actually deposited plus interest accrued. Effective April 1, 1992, the $10.30 mitigation fee shall increase to $15.00 per ton, unless the ACWMA determines that there is good cause for Contra Costa to continue to import after that date at the $10.30 per ton rate. The $15.00 per ton fee shall be conmidered a minimum fee for disposal in the period beginning April 1, 1992. In the event and at such time that the ACWMA determines that the provisions identified in Condition No. 4 apply, and said provisions would result in a mitigation fee greater than $15.00, then the higher fee provided pursuant to Condition No. 4 shall apply to imported wastes. b. In addition to mitigation fees identified in Condition No. 9(a) above, roadway mitigation fees, based on studies conducted in conjunction with this application, are due and payable on an upfront basis to the County of Alameda and City of Livermore. The upfront roadway mitigation fee shall include payment of $47,992 for the City of Livermore Traffic Impact Fee and payment of $590,230 to the County of Alameda Public Works Agency. Both payments shall be made prior to the start of import. c. If, during the term of this plan amendment, addi- tional per ton fees, taxes or other costs are imposed by government action on all Altamont landfill wastes that originate in Alameda county, including charges imposed for purposes of funding waste diversion program and plans, said charges shall be applicable to all wastes from Contra Costa. This shall include any costs imposed pursuant to Measure D. Contingency Planning 10. Prior to the start of import, OSC shall submit a contingency plan in the event of emergency closure of Altamont Landfill, for approval by the ACWMA.