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In the event 7-H changes its Contract Manager, CITY has the right to review and approve the proposed replacement. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. 3.2 Process Control. 7-H will provide on-call backup process control management personnel from its Regional Office in Grass Valley, California. 3.3 Training and Safety. 7-H will maintain an education and safety program for 7-H employees which provides for all Government mandated safety training. This program is to be patterned after the 7-H program currently utilized. The cost of this program will be the responsibility of 7-H. 3.4 Facility Capacity. Both 7-H and CITY agree that the Facility capacity is limited by the capacity of the Spray Fields Effluent Disposal System. The current Plant capacity is 1.2 mgd with a current average daily flow of 0.90 mgd. The current capacity of the Spray Fields Effluent disposal System is 1.4 mgd. 3.5 Scope of Costs. 7-H shall be responsible for the following costs: 1) all personnel costs, 2) process chemicals, 3) fuels and lubrications, 4) consumable operating supplies, 5) all vehicle costs, 6) maintenance repair and replacement of all equipment in accordance with paragraph 3.6 of this agreement, 7) training and certification of 7-H personnel, 8) hand tools, 9) preventative and corrective maintenance of plant and disposal field equipment in accordance with paragraph 3.6 of the agreement, 10) laboratory analyses of process and effluent quality per current Regional Water Quality Control Board Order No. monthly reports of operational and performance to regulatory agencies. 3.5 1 Electric Utilities. Both 7-H and the CITY agree that the CITY shall pay for all electrical power for the Wastewater Treatment Plant. 7-H shall operate the Wastewater Treatment Plant to function with a minimum power consumption of 42,000-kilowatt hours per month and a maximum power consumption of 50,000- kilowatt hours per month. Should special circumstances arise that require more power consumption than 50,000 kilowatt hours per month, 7-H shall request written approval from the CITY to utilize additional power. Should the CITY deny such request, 7-H shall not be responsible for any failure to meet the requirements set forth in the Regional Water Quality Control Board Order No. 3.6 Maintenance. For purposes of this agreement the following definitions shall apply: "Preventative Maintenance" Periodic scheduled maintenance in accordance with industry standards. 7-H Teclinical Services Group Contract for Operation and Maintenance Services Page 3 of 12