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Alameda County Waste Management Authority Resolution No. 33 - July 19, 1989 Page 9. 14. To minimize potential traffic impacts, the number of transfer vehicle arrivals at_Altamont Landfill from Contra Costa County shall not exceed 275 per week or 60 par day, unless permittea by the County Department of Environmental Health on an emergency basis. 15. In order to mitigate the effects of truck traffic on the 1-680/1-580 interchange prior to completion of planned improvements, no transfer vehicles from Contra Costa County shall pass through the interchange durin~ the mornin~ peak period of 6:00-9:00 a.m. and the afternoon peak period of 3:00-6:00 p.m. 16. Within one year of the date of approval of the CUP, OSC shall submit, and have approved by the Alameda County Zoning Administrator and the Waste Management Authority, contingency plans to be used in the event of temporary or unexpected permanent closure of the Altamont Landfill or ~he Acme Fill Transfer Station. The contingency plan shall identify potential temporary sites and course of action for disposal of MS~ durin~ periods of closure. 17. To mitigate project-related environmental impacts identified in this Initial Study, other r~han roadway impacts, OSC shall pay a per ton mitigation fee of $3.09 on MS~ imported from Contra Costa County, to be adjusted by an inflation factor as provided in Exhibit B of this Initial Study. Said payment shall be made monthly to the Waste Management Authority after =he s~art of importation. 18. Fees received from OSC pursuant to Measure No. 17 shall be placed in an Alameda County Waste Management Authority interest-bearing account. All interest from this account shall accrue to the benefit of the mitigation fund. The Waste Mauagement Authority shall adopt an Expenditure Plan pursuant to Measure No. 17 to mitigate short- and long-term impacts of Contra Cos=a importation within one year of the start of Contra Cos~a importation, and after review of the Expenditure Plan by member agencies of the Authority. The initial priority for mitigation shall be to acquire, in public ownership, reserve landSill capacity sufficient to serve the needs o~ all Alameda County Jurisdictions for a minimum fifty year continuous period. Other priorities shall include support of resource recovery and other programs to preserve landfill capacity through reduction of the wastestream requiring disposals as provided in the Alameda County Rasource Recovery and Recyclin~ Plan. 19. There shall be no assignment, trade, sale or any other creation of an interest by Conira Costa County solid waste exporters in capacity at the Alramont Landfill to any other public agency or private party.