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ORDER N0.R5.2018-0017 8 CONDITIONAL WAIVER OF WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS FOR DISASTER-RELATED WASTES WITHIN THE CENTRAL VALLEY REGION 3. All conditions of this Conditional Waiver remain applicable until they have been met and Discharger submits a complete Notice of Termination, or the discharge becomes covered under WDRs or a site-specific waiver of WDRs. However, authorization to discharge under this Conditional Waiver is only in effect temporarily and shall expire under the following conditions, whichever is earliest, unless otherwise provided in writing by the Central Valley Water Board: a) If applicable, the Governor or the Legislature terminates the state of emergency pursuant to California Government Code section 8629; or b) The Central Valley Water Board terminates enrollment of individual Dischargers/Units2, or all Dischargers/Units temporarily enrolled under the Conditional Waiver for a particular emergency, or terminates this Conditional Waiver in its entirety; or c) If applicable, six (6) months have elapsed since the Governor issued a proclamation of the state of emergency in question; or d) Six (6) months have elapsed since emergency activities began. 4. Any previously-proclaimed states of emergency either ongoing or in effect at the time of this Order's adoption, and for which Notices of Enrollment have already been issued by the Executive Officer under Order No. R5-2013-0026, shall be automatically enrolled under this Conditional Waiver, and remain enrolled until the occurrence of any one of the conditions in set forth in Section A.3 herein. (This Conditional Waiver shall not be construed as otherwise extending any enrollments beyond their respective points of expiration under Section A.3 of Order No. R5-2013-0026.) 5. Emergency/disaster related waste management and cleanup activities must minimize or eliminate the discharge of any pollutants that could adversely affect the quality or beneficial uses of the waters of the state. 6. The Discharger shall prevent the direct or indirect discharge of emergency/disaster related wastes to any surface waters of the state (including ephemeral streams and vernal pools). 7. Emergency/disaster related waste management operations shall not be performed in a manner that creates, or contributes, to a condition of pollution or nuisance. 2"Units"in this context refers to any regulated landfill,temporary waste pile,temporary surface impoundment,or mass mortality emergency landfill being covered under this Conditional Waiver.