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Alameda County Waste Management Authority Resolution No. 33 - July 19, 1989 Page 6. 7. To mitiga[e impacts of ~he proposed project on resource recovery programs identified in ~his/nitial Study (Section H.5), prior to the start of Conira Costs import and at six-month intervals subsequent to ~hat date, OSC shall provide independent verification to the Alameda County Zoning Achnfnstrator and Waste Management Authority, prepared by a person or firm approved by or satisfactory to the Zoning Administra- tor, of the following| · existing resource recovery programs recover at least 6.8% of the MSW wastestream (by weight) generated in the part of Contra Costa County r/~at would be in ~he Al=amont Landfill wasteshed. For purposes of this measure, the wasteshed includes those communities identified in Measure 2 which dispose at the Acme Fill Transfer Station. Calculation of the amount of resource recovery shall be on substantially the same basis in terms of materials and program types as found in Table A-1 of the Alameda County Resource Recovery and Recycling Plan, January, 1988. · that at least 131 of the population within that Contra Costa waste- shed is already provided with weekly curbside collection programs at the time that import to Alameda County is to begin; and that every Jurisdiction in that wasteshed wit/1 more than 5,000 population has adopted a plan to initiate curbside collection on a Jurisdiction- wide basis by 1992· · that no later than December 31, 1989, OSC shall provide evidence to the Waste Management Authority that there is an operating weekly curbside collection program serving at least 35% of the population within ~he Conira Costa wasteshed for Altamont Landfill. in the event that, by the date import is to begin, any Contra Costa County community in the Altamont LandfiLl wasteshed has not adopted a curbside collection plan as provided for hereAn, MSW from that commu- nity shall not be accepted at Altamont Landfill. In the event that, at the Acme Fill Transfer Station, waste from said community cannot feasibly be separated from the waste of communities that do conform to ~hta measure, then the total to-nage (580,000 tons) and the daily to--age (1,10O TPD) that may be accepted from Contra Costs will be reduced by the amount generated by the non-conforming community(s). In the event that less than 35% of the population in the Contra Costs wasteshed for Altamont Landfill has weekly curbside collection in place by December 31, 1989, the total tonnage (580,000 tons) and daily tonnage (1,100 TPD) that may be accepted from Contra Cos~a County will be reduced by a percentage representing the difference between 35% ann the actual percent of population with available curbside service.