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*2. After project commencement, the project proponent shall become a "Forest Founder" of the Tree Foundation of Kern and/or Kern River Parkway Foundation or use some other appropriate planting organization. Use of an appropriate planting organization will ensure the long-term maintenance to maturity of the trees. The applicant shall purchase 671 trees at $50 per tree to be planted over the next three years at a minimum of 224 trees per year until completion. The applicant shall provide appropriate documentation regarding the organization, the plan for tree planting,and completion of the purchase of the tree planting. *(kk) Unpaved roads shall be watered to reduce fugitive dust emissions. Wet suppression of unpaved road dust, conducted in accordance with procedures recommended in San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District Regulation— VIII will reduce unpaved roads dust by 50 percent (URBEMIS recommended control efficiency). Compliance with other requirements in Regulation—VIII will result in additional un-quantified reductions in fugitive dust emissions. *(11) Prior to commencement of operations permitted by planning approvals, the applicant shall execute a Development Mitigation Contract (DMC) with the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District. The DMC shall provide for the reduction of 41.93 tons of NO., 12.74 tons of ROG and 64.41 tons of PMIo to the extent economically and reasonably feasible so that there is no net increase to basin emissions from the project. Implementation of the provisions of the contract shall be as determined by the District. A copy of the executed agreement and implementing reports shall be provided to the Planning Department to substantiate compliance. (mm) The number of trucks delivering waste to the landfill shall be limited to a maximum of 91 trucks per day. Additional increase in truck traffic shall require a formal amendment to this condition at a regularly advertised public hearing. *(nn) To improve Holloway Road, the applicant will be responsible for a proportionate share of the costs to improve the full-width of the road to Highway 46 based on the increase in truck traffic volumes generated by this project. Costs are$96,460 (based on 1,378 tons of material) as calculated by the Kern County Roads Department and paid prior to implementation of the project. *(oo) The project applicant will consult with California Department of Transportation (Caltrans)to develop plans to install a temporary deceleration lane for westbound traffic on State Route 46 to make right turns onto Holloway Road, as well as a temporary acceleration lane for westbound traffic to make right turns onto State Route 46 from Holloway Road. The applicant will install these improvements per the approved plans and to the satisfaction of Caltrans prior to commencement of increased waste deliveries. These improvements will provide for improved safety at the Holloway Road/State Route 46 intersection on an interim basis until the State Route 46 four-lane widening project is completed. (pp) Mining activity is prohibited on the landfill site 3.4(Solid Waste Facilities)area. (qq) No alternative daily cover, soil only. (rr) Operating hours are Monday through Saturday. (ss) A barbed wire fence shall be placed around the permit area as depicted on Figure 4.2-1 of the Environmental Impact Report. Final approval shall be approved by the Local Enforcement Agency in consultation with the Kern County Planning and GPA#7,Map#28;CUP#9,Map#28-Final Conditions T: 03/16/16-H: 03/15/16 Page 7