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use good housekeeping practices as the primary tool. The IPM Plan shall include (but not be limited to) measures to combat vector infestation by ensuring good drainage of biosolids areas, frequent flushing, clean-up and maintenance of biosolids disposal edges,and prompt repair of leaking leachate system and rinsate system pipes and equipment. Secondary measures to be included in the IPM Plan are,as needed,biological controls including;but not limited to,the use of parasitic beetles and mites (to control egg and larvae populations) and parasitic wasps (to control fly pupae populations). When housekeeping and biological controls prove ineffective,or have provided limited effectiveness,chemicals(i.e.,pesticides)may supplement the program. When chemicals are used, special care shall be taken to select and apply chemicals that are compatible with existing biological controls (i.e.,those that do not kill parasitic wasps). These chemicals will be used only as necessary and in compliance with Federal and State laws and regulations regarding pesticides storage, application, and disposal. Chemicals classified as restricted materials will be applied only under permits issued by the Kern County Agricultural Commissioner. Bulk pesticides will be applied only by a State-licensed pesticide applicator. Insecticides will be prepared and applied in conformance with practices recommended by the University of California cooperative extension. The Integrated Pest Management Plan shall contain a record-keeping protocol, which shall be followed and records kept on site and available upon request by the Kern County Vector and Mosquito Abatement District and the Kern County Public Health Services Department/Environmental Health Division. *(o) The Report of Disposal Site Information shall include a litter control program for the facility. The litter control program shall include disposal vehicle inspections, frequency and- distance from entrance gate for roadside litter removal. This program shall be approved by the Kern County Public Health Services Department/Environmental Health Division prior to commencement of operations. (p) This facility has a capacity of 8.35 million cubic yards. No more than 2,000 tons per day of one or a combination of the following waste streams shall be accepted at this site: dewatered Class A and B biosolids, spent sandblast media,fly ash treated auto shredder waste,and lime filter cake. No other wastes may be accepted at this facility. Acceptance of additional waste streams shall require prior approval of the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, the Local Enforcement Agency (Kern County Environmental Health Services Department), and an amendment to this use permit. (q) The waste disposal areas,include Pit Areas"E","F","G",and the"F/G Connection area." Interior areas not occupied by these pits shall be utilized for ancillary uses, such as overburden storage,truck washing, worker changing facilities, and water storage. (r) Buffer areas designated 3.4.1 (Solid Waste Disposal Facility Buffer), 8.3/2.10 (Extensive Agriculture - Nearby Waste Facilities), or 8.4/2.10 (Mineral and Petroleum - Nearby Waste Facilities) shall be allowed to continue with existing land uses,such as mining and agriculture. Ancillary landfill activities,such as gas or groundwater monitoring, shall also be allowed uses. (s) Pit"E" shall only receive treated auto shredder waste, fly ash,and lime filter cake until capacity is met and closed in accordance with the approved closure plans. GPA#7,Map#28; CUP#9,Map 928-Final Conditions T: 03/16/16-H:03/15/16 Page 4