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20 (i) in compliance with all LFG Project Permits and applicable Laws and (ii) in accordance with good engineering practices and industry standards. The University assumes the risk of the delivery conditions (including the rate of flow, vacuum and pressure of delivery), quantity and quality of LFG. 61. The University is solely responsible for creating sufficient vacuum to extract LFG from Landfill and transfer it to the Delivery Point. Any such vacuum shall not adversely affect the County's Landfill operations, and the University shall adjust its operations of the LFG Project or install necessary equipment at its sole coy d e •erase to correct any such adverse effect. Should such adverse effects arise • �nr nivers is unable to correct through operational adjustments, the University shall, at the .' . r u Manager's written request, take commercially reasonable steps to promptly suspend the LFG ►} ..tio$ pending the correction of the conditions causing such adverse effects. 62. The Univ-.sm make commercially reasonable efforts to cooperate with the County in the prep and filing of any applications or other documents as may be necessary to perform the ‘ E�� - • »der this Agreement 63. The University s•. I� - bmit for the County's prior approval (which shall not be unreasonably withheld), all permit d• «. ••entation prepared in accordance with Paragraph 81 and all construction and design plans and specifications relating to the construction, operation, and maintenance of the LFG Collection System prior to commencing construction. The County shall have fifteen (15) calendar days to complete its review and approval of any such plans and specifications. Any plans and specifications for which the County has not provided a response within fifteen (15) calendar days shall be deemed approved. Should the County provide comments on the initial submission of any submitted plans and specifications, it shall then have 15 {00018638.DOC 21}