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CITY OF ELK RIVER SOLID WASTE FACILITY LICENSE GREAT RIVER ENERGY (GRE) WASTE BURNING FACILITY This Solid Waste Facility License (the License) is hereby issued by the City of Elk River (the City), pursuant to Chapter 58, Article III (the Solid Waste Ordinance) of the City of Elk River Code of Ordinances (the City Code) to GRE (the Licensee) for the establishment and operation of a Waste Burning Facility (the Facility) upon the property legally described in Exhibit A to this License (the Site). I. This License authorizes the establishment and operation of a Waste Burning Facility which will burn a maximum of one thousand fifty (1,050) tons per day of refuse derived fuel (RDF) using a 12-month rolling average, as described in: 1. Licensee's Application for a Solid Waste Facility License to Permit the Operation of a "Waste Burning Facility" and supplemental correspondence from Licensee to the City's consultant, John Klovning of Cedar Corporation, dated January 23, 1987; Licensee's November 30, 1989, application for renewal of the License for the Facility; Licensee's November 13, 1991, application for renewal of the license and supplemental correspondence from Licensee to the City's Consultant dated November 20, 1991; Licensee's November 30, 1993, application for renewal of the License; Licensee's November 22, 1995, application for renewal of the License; Licensee's November 2, 1999, application for renewal of the License, and Licensee's December 19, 2003 application for renewal of License, including all attachments thereto; 3. The Air Emissions Permit No. 1410000-003 (and applicable amendments), issued by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA). II. This License is issued subject to the requirements and conditions set forth below in Section III, which are imposed for the purposes of: 1. Satisfying the standards set forth in the Elk River City Code of Ordinances, including Chapter 58, Article III and Chapter 30 thereof; 2. Promoting compatibility with and minimizing any potential adverse effects upon properties and neighborhoods adjacent to the Facility or within the City; 3. Protecting the public health, safety, and general welfare;