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(cc) No crystalline silica based sand media shall be accepted. (dd) No spent sandblast media that exceeds hazardous threshold concentration levels will be accepted or disposed of at the project. - *(ee) The applicant shall enter into an Development Mitigation Contract with the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District to help offset 41.93 tons of NO, 12.74 tons of ROG, and 64.41 tons of Mo. The applicant shall pay$69,440 per year for the life of the operation of the project to help mitigate air impacts and their associated health effects. The contract and first installment shall be accomplished prior to commencement of operations and annually from that date thereafter. A copy shall be submitted to the Kern County Planning and Community Development Department prior to commencement of operations and annually after that. *(ff) Twelve EPA/CARB Tier-0 diesel engines used in existing shared off-road equipment for adjacent mining operations and disposal operations will be replaced with new less polluting EPA/CARB certified Tier-H engines. Written evidence of completion shall be submitted to the Kern County Planning and Community Development Department. *(gg) Heavy-duty diesel engine commercial vehicles will be required to comply with the CARB's five-minute idling limit Airborne Toxic Control Measure. When available, ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel(15ppm)shall be utilized. *(hh) Dewatered Class A and B biosolids shall be placed in disposal pits along with an existing waste stream,such as fly ash,for co-disposal. The biosolids will be disposed of,covered and compacted with a minimum six inches of soil material at the end of each working day in accordance with San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District Rule 4565. In the event of inclement weather conditions,biosolids will also be covered by the end of the day with a thin soil cover in accordance with San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District Rule 4565 until the material can be discharged to the biosolids disposal area. *(ii) Monitoring of landfill gas emissions shall be in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements so as to determine when significant amounts of landfill gas are generated such that a landfill gas collection system is mandated. When biogas production becomes significant;as determined by the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District,(surface concentration greater than 500 ppmv)then a vapor collection and control system will be used to reduce biogas emissions. Biogas control systems typically consist of gas extraction wells and gas collection piping for transporting extracted gas to a facility for use as fuel or to a flare for incineration. The project will design and install a landfill gas collection system approved by the appropriate regulatory agencies (Local Enforcement Agency, California Integrated Waste Management Board,San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District). *0D *l. The project will install an onsite flare in accordance with all applicable regulatory requirements to combust the 75 percent of landfill gas emissions captured by the landfill gas collection system. The onsite flare will have a destruction efficiency of 99 percent. GPA#7,Map#28;CUP#9,Map#28-Final Conditions T: 03/16/16-H:03/15/16 Page 6