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from those activities. Licensee agrees to maintain an escrow for the budgeted year based upon that budget. Both the budgeted amount, and the size of the escrow, are subject to change based on circumstances that were not anticipated by the parties at the time of budgeting, including but not limited to the costs of responding to incidents, or otherwise by agreement of the parties. 7.) Buffering and Screening. Licensee shall provide buffering and screening as detailed in the "Landscaping Plans", September 24, 2012 as prepared by Stantec. A record drawing must be prepared by the Landfill which shows the current plantings in comparison to the approved plans. The record drawing must be updated with each new phase of plantings. Plantings indicated by the approved plans which have died must be replaced on a timely basis. 8.) Closure and End Use Plan. Prior to closure of the Landfill, City and Licensee will attempt in good faith to mutually determine an appropriate end use for the portion of the Landfill within City and decide whether an end use plan will be required to implement this use. In the interim, Licensee will establish and maintain sustained vegetative growth and adequate vegetation cover upon the closure of each phase of the Landfill. This Permit does not obligate the Licensee to apply for or City to approve of a particular end use plan. 9.) Specific Additional Requirements. (01) Leachate and LFG Condensate Transmission Pipes. Leachate and LFG condensate transmission pipes shall be designed to ensure that double containment and adequate leak detection exists as approved by the MPGA, County and City. Licensee shall verify to the City every four (4)years that the existing leachate transmission pipes do not leak. (02) Backup Leachate Pumps. Licensee shall maintain backup pumps for use in the event of pump failure at the leachate sump, wet well and/or leachate storage tank on-site. As an alternative, the licensee shall maintain provisions for restoring temporary leachate pumping within a 24-hour period and adhere to the current "Leachate Management Plan" as approved by MPGA. (03) Leachate Holding Tank. Licensee shall ensure that the leachate holding tank is pumped out on a regular schedule. It is a violation of this License to allow leachate to collect on the liner to a depth exceeding one foot due to the leachate holding tank being full. (04) Leachate Recirculation. The Licensee may conduct Leachate Recirculation pursuant to MPGA, County and City regulations. In the event that operational problems occur from the leachate recirculation, the Licensee shall immediately cease leachate recirculation and revert to prior method of leachate management unless and until another remedy for the problem is approved by the 7