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10. Storage Areas to be Fully Enclosed. All RDF receiving, handling, and storage areas at the Facility, shall be fully enclosed and sprinkled, • including the pit in the receiving building, the hood over the conveyor in the receiving building, and the entire RDF conveyor from the receiving building to the burners. Adequate ash storage facilities shall be provided to insure that under no circumstances will ash be stored in anything but fully enclosed structures. The ash load-out building shall be constructed as shown on the plans approved by the City on September 26, 1991. Ventilation and filters shall be provided for this building sufficient so that ash particles are not being exhausted outside the building. All ash and other haul trucks leaving the Facility shall be securely covered so that no ash, residue, or other particulate matter may escape. 11. Ash Disposal. All ash shall be permanently transported out of the City except that portion, if any, which is attributable to municipal solid waste provided to the Facility by Sherburne County, unless otherwise approved by the City and Sherburne County. Ash disposal shall strictly comply with the requirements of Section 604 of the City Code and the requirements of Chapter 7035 of Minnesota Rules. Ash deposited in the state of Minnesota shall only be permanently deposited in solid waste management facilities which have been specifically designed for ash disposal; which have been approved by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency for ash disposal; and which are equipped with a line and leachate collection system adequate to collect all leachate which may be generated . at the Site. 12. RDF and Ash truck Haul Routes. To minimize the impact of the Facility on other land uses and activities in the area, all trucks hauling RDF to the Facility from the NSP Waste Processing Facility shall use the following routes: (1) from the NSP NRG Facility via 165th Street Avenue to Highway 10 and from Highway 10 directly into the Facility; or(2) from the NSP NRG Facility via 165th Street Avenue to Highway 10, Highway 10 to Main Street, Main Street to UPA Drive, and from UPA Drive into the Facility. RDF trucks returning from the Facility to the NSP NRG Facility shall use the following route: From the Facility directly onto Highway 169, Highway 169 to Highway 10, Highway 10 to 165th Street Avenue, and from 165th Street Avenue directly into the NSP NRG Facility. All ash and other hauling truck traffic must enter the Facility directly from Highway 10, UPA Drive, or Highway 169; and must exit the Facility directly onto Highway 169. As needed, routes other than those described above may be approved or ordered by the Building and Zoning Administrator and his/her designees. RDF hauling trucks shall not enter or exit the Facility during the hours of 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. any day on Fridays and the day before a holiday weekend. Incoming and outgoing traffic from the Facility shall be controlled by the Licensee in • s:\b&z\stever\upaexhb.doc 4