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Licensee's "Industrial Solid Waste Management Plan, January 2004 shall be complied with in all respects, subject to specific requirements of this License, and may not be modified or amended without the City's prior written approval. (03) Incorporation of State Standards. The Landfill shall comply with the required pracfices for maintenance and operation of landfills set forth in Minnesota Rules Parts 7001.0010 to 7001.0210; 7001.3000 to 7001.3550 and 7035.0300 to 7035.2875. (04) Compliance With Zonine Ordinance Performance Standazds. The operation of the Landfill shall fully comply with the performance standazds and other requirements of Chapter 30 of the Elk River City Code, including specifically Division 5, Subdivision V thereof relating to performance standazds for industrial uses. (OS) Supervision. An attendant shall be on duty at the site at all times while it is open for public use. Unloading of refuse shall be continuously supervised at the working face of the landfill. (06) Operating Records. Accurate records of daily waste disposal operations shall be maintained. Intake of Solid Waste in tons or cubic yards shall be recorded on a daily basis, in a manner acceptable to the City, and reported to the City on a monthly basis along with payment of the Fees required by Section 25 of this License. The volume and location of the disposal of Dangerous Wastes shall be recorded the day such disposal takes place and shall include the amount and type of waste disposed of, and the name and address of the source of the waste. Waste disposal records shall be available during normal business hours, for review and inspection by the City. (07) Recording. A detailed description of the location of the completed Sanitary Landfill site shall be recorded with the County Register of Deeds within four months after approval of the closure of the landfill. This description shall include the general type and location of deposited Solid Waste, the location of phased or staged disposal of wastes, the type and number of lifts, original and final terrain descriptions, site hydrogeologic conditions, and other pertinent characteristics ofthe completed sanitary landfill site. (08) Education Program. The Licensee shall: (a) Make available to all landfill users, including haulers and their customers, information which describes in common terms what is pemussible and impermissible to dispose at the landfill. (b) Continue to conduct an employee training program designed to assist employees in identifying impermissible waste materials and to prevent their disposal at the landfill. The training program shall 13