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existing soil piles within the approved pit for use as blending or backfill material. Cut and fill or migration dredging and filling processes for the purpose of pit expansion and disposal of approved waste streams is prohibited. (d) The applicant shall adhere to all conditions required by the Solid Waste Facility Permit as approved by the Integrated Waste Management Board and the Local Enforcement Agency (Kern County Public Health Services Department/ Environmental Health Division). (e) All imported waste streams will be treated or processed off site. (f) The operator shall maintain a comprehensive quality control/quality assurance (QC/QA) program for all waste streams. The operator shall maintain a comprehensive QC/QA program for all waste streams that undergo treatment prior to receipt (e.g., treated auto shredder waste) or that are produced as a result of industrial processes(e.g., ash and lime cake). The intent of this requirement is to assure adequate hazardous waste screening. The QC/QA program report shall be submitted to the Local Enforcement Agency(Kern County Public Health Services Department/Environmental Health Division) for review during the exemption review process. The report should address the new waste streams, waste streams that undergo treatment prior to receipt(e.g., treated auto shredder waste), or that are produced as a result of industrial processes(e.g.,ash and lime cake). The intent of this requirement is to assure adequate hazardous waste screening. The QC/QA program report shall be submitted to the Local Enforcement Agency for review during the exemption review process. The report should address the new waste streams. *(g) All hazardous materials such as diesel fuel, oils, lubricants, and hydraulic fluids shall be stored properly and Material Safety Data Sheets shall be on site. Hazardous waste shall be managed properly. Training shall be provided to all personnel involved in handling of hazardous materials/waste. *(h) All wastes (dewatered Class A and B biosolids, spent sandblast media, cogeneration ash (fly ash),treated auto shredder waste and lime filter cake) shall be evaluated prior to receipt to ensure that only nonhazardous waste is accepted at the proposed facility. In the case of any hazardous waste detection, during 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 nonhazardous 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 Local Enforcement Agency and the California Regional Water Quality Control Board will be immediately notified of the incident. *(i) 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 GPA#7,Map#28;CUP#9,Map#28-Final Conditions T: 03/16/16-H:03/15/16 Page 2