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either normal testing procedures or special checking of loads, the following procedures will be strictly adhered to in order to minimize contamination: a) Immediately after discovery of the contaminated material, all key personnel will be properly dressed and equipped to handle the material, and a decontamination area set up. b)The limits of the suspected contaminated material will be delineated and the waste segregated from all non-hazardous waste streams. c) The suspected material will then be moved to a specially assigned remote or isolated area of the pit and marked. d) There, in isolation, the material will be retested to confirm contamination. e) Upon confirmation of the presence of any hazardous material, the source of the contaminated waste will then be notified for the material's proper and immediate removal to a correctly classified landfill. The LEA and the Regional Water Quality Control Board will be immediately notified of the incident. MM 4.5-3. This facility shall only accept dewatered Class A and B biosolids, treated auto shredder waste, cogeneration ash(fly ash), spent sandblast media and lime filter cake. Verification must be obtained from the State (CIWMB) of a solid waste facilities permit that is not subject to the State's Disposal Reporting System or an exemption to disposal reporting criteria of these wastes must be submitted to the LEA and the Planning Department prior to acceptance of waste. Acceptance of the following waste streams, (shredded auto tires, concrete/cement rubble, designated asphalt products and chipped construction lumber) shall be prohibited either for disposal or for beneficial use. A Loadcheck Program, as required by Title 27 and Title 14, [Quality Assurance/Quality Control Program Plan] shall also be developed and submitted to the Local Enforcement Agency for approval prior to the acceptance of waste. The Loadcheck program and quality assurance/quality control program will be submitted to the Planning Department after LEA approval. MM 4.5-4. A revised,Project-specific,site health and safety plan shall be provided to the Local Enforcement Agency for approval prior to acceptance of waste. Potential Significant Effect Without appropriate mitigation, workers engaged in biosolids disposal activities could be exposed to pathogens or vectors and transport these agents out of the disposal area, thereby exposing other people to such hazards. Description of Specific Impact Biosolids handling/disposal presents an additional risk in regards to workers being exposed to pathogens and vectors compared to the other inert waste streams. Working in a biosolids disposal environment presents potentially unsanitary conditions for the workers. Fmdin Changes or alterations have been required in, or incorporated into the project that substantially lessen the potentially significant effect as identified in the Final EIR, so that environmental effects after such mitigation are reduced to a less than significant level. Findings of Fact—Section 15091 March 15,2016 H.M.Holloway Landfill Modification Project Final Board of Supervisors 30