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H. M. Holloway's Safety Training all employees and contractors will be trained to be aware of listed species which may be present and how to avoid impacts to them. Initial awareness training will be followed up by yearly refresher training. Firearms and pets are prohibited from the permit area. All food-related trash such as wrappers, cans, bottles, and food scraps will be disposed of in closed containers and regularly removed from the permit area. No deliberate feeding of wildlife will be allowed. If any listed species are observed within the permit area boundaries, a qualified biologist will be contacted to assist with avoidance of the species. Steps to Compliance: A. The project applicant shall clearly delineate all work areas in the field prior to commencement so that required biological surveys can be conducted in the areas that will be disturbed, and workers will be aware of designated work area limits. B. The project applicant will be responsible for conducting periodic biological surveys to ensure that no listed species, will be adversely impacted by the ongoing waste disposal operations. Pre-activity survey reports and periodic biological monitoring reports shall be provided to the Kern County Planning Department upon their completion. C. Should sensitive biological resources be identified that have not been evaluated, the project applicant will temporarily stop activities in the area of discovery until the California Department of Fish and Game, and United States Fish and Wildlife Service can be consulted on what additional measures may be required to avoid impacts. Such instances of discovery shall be promptly reported to the Kern County Planning Department. D. The project applicant shall submit plans for the perimeter fencing to EHSD for approval. Upon obtaining EHSD's approval, the project s Final Board of Supervisors 3/15/16