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(31) End Use Plan. The Landfill shall submit a revised End Use Plan to the City by December 31, 2011 which indicates passive recreational use of the Landfill Property following final closure of the Landfill. 5.) Off-Site Litter Control. The Licensee shall engage in a regular and routine litter maintenance and removal program extending one-half mile north and south of the entrance to the Landfill and to any other areas adversely impacted by debris related to Landfill operations as inay be determined by the City. Litter shall be removed from these areas not less than once per week, and more often if necessary because of spills or complaints from neighboring property owners, and ensure that these areas are kept free of litter generated by truck traffic traveling to and from the Landfill. In addition, Licensee shall inspect all trucks leaving the Landfill to ensure that they are either fully enclosed or covered, and/or clean, and will not spread litter on surrounding streets and roadways as they leave. In the event that Licensee fails to remove litter within forty-eight (48) hours of notice of accumulation of litter by the City, the City may cause such litter to be removed. The City shall bill the cost of such removal to the Licensee, which shall remit payment within thirty (30) days of the date of such billing. 6). General Performance Standards. The Licensee shall comply with the following performance standards and operating requirements: (O1) Hazardous Wastes Prohibited. No Hazardous Wastes shall be disposed of in the Landfill. (02) Dangerous Wastes. No Dangerous Wastes (as defined in the Code of Ordinances for the City of Elk River) shall be disposed at the Landfill until a request to dispose of dangerous wastes has been submitted to the City as required by Chapter 604 of the City Code of Ordinances. The City shall respond to requests for permission to dispose dangerous wastes within fifteen (15) days from receipt of the request as appropriate. If a request to dispose of dangerous wastes is rejected by the City Environmental Administrator, or the City's authorized consultant/agent, the dangerous wastes may not be disposed at the Landfill. Licensee may propose advance approval of proposed disposal of dangerous wastes by submitting to the City, for each waste, a statement identifying the waste type, generator name and address, volume, method of chemical analysis, chemical constituents, and disposal procedures proposed. This statement, and all requests to dispose of dangerous wastes, shall be submitted in the form required by the City. The City may deny permission to dispose of Dangerous Wastes at the Landfill for one or more of the following reasons: (a) In the City's sole discretion, it would not be in the best interests of the public health, safety or general welfare of the citizens of Elk River to allow disposal of said wastes; 11