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Local Enforcement Agency and the Kern County Planning and Community Development 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 load check 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 load check program and quality assurance/quality control program will be submitted to the Kern County Planning and Community Development Department after Local Enforcement Agency approval. *0) A revised, project-specific, site health and safety plan shall be provided to the Local Enforcement Agency for approval prior to acceptance of waste. *(k) The project shall provide a worker changing facility (see Section 3.3.2). This facility will provide an area where all workers will be required to remove used personal protective equipment (PPE) prior to leaving the biosolids landfill area, and where people entering the facility will have to change into their PPE stored at the worker changing facility. The provision of the worker changing facility is to provide hygienic conditions to protect the safety of the workers while preventing the use of work clothes and boots outside of the biosolids work environment. The changing facility will include portable toilet and washing facilities, and a boot rinsing area for the workers. *I. To prevent and avoid any future impacts to the integrity of the well casing and soil column, the established 50-foot diameter existing soil column buffer around the plugged and abandoned oil well will be marked and maintained for future operations. Wastes will be disposed of up against this soil buffer, such that no voids would occur. The buffer will be periodically inspected to confirm that its integrity has not been compromised during operations. An initial inspection will be scheduled with Department of Conservation/Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources staff prior to April 15,2008. *2. In the event that any structures will be built by the project within the buffer zone with the potential to impact the two plugged and abandoned oil wells (API No. 09261186 and API No. 02935128)the Bakersfield Office of the Department of Conservation/Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources shall be contacted to inspect the wells and to recommend and approve any remediation required. *(1) If during grading,excavation or any other activity, any plugged and abandoned or unrecorded wells are uncovered or damaged, the Bakersfield office of the Department of Conservation/ Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources shall be contacted to inspect the well and to approve any remediation required. Should remedial actions be required, the applicant will be responsible for implementing the Department-required corrective action. *(m) Dewatered Class A and B biosolids shall be disposed in the Pit"G" and Pit"F/G Connection area"only. *(n) The applicant shall, prior to initiation of the project operations, submit an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Plan for approval by the Kern Mosquito and Vector Control District and the Kern County Public Health Services Department/Environmental Health Division. The IPM Plan shall be designed to GPA#7,Map#28;CUP#9,Map#28-Final Conditions T: 03/16/16-H:03/15/16 Page 3