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the notice period or, if later, the date of the last Governing Body approval necessary for it to take effect. (3) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, the County may at any time, and from time to time in its discretion, create, increase or decrease any minor fees for the disposal of certain classes of Solid Waste (such as fees for the disposal of yard waste or clean wood waste) and minor charges for the sale of goods (such as, for example, mulch, scrap tires, or clean wood waste). A fee or charge shall be considered "minor" for the purposes of this paragraph if the fee or charge produced less than 1% of the System's total revenue for the last preceding Fiscal Year for which audited financial statements are available. Time limit on fee change approvals. Any approvals given by a Party, pursuant to the approval requirements of this Part 4, to the imposition or increase of any fee will be of no further effect after 90 days from the date of the action granting approval (or after such shorter or longer period as may be made part of the action granting approval), if the imposition or increase so approved has not by such time received all approvals required for its effectiveness. Use of System Revenues only for System; no requirement that County use general funds for System ,purposes. The County will use System Revenues solely to carry out the Solid Waste Management Plan and Policies and' solely for the benefit of the System, including (1) to pay costs of disposing of Solid Waste, (2) to pay costs of collecting, processing and disposing of Recyclables, (3) to the extent permitted by law, to pay costs of providing public benefits determined to be provided pursuant to Part 6, and (4) to pay costs of solid waste reduction activities. The County will not use System Revenues to pay costs of collecting Solid Waste in unincorporated areas of the County. The County will in no event be required to use assets or funds other than those of the System to fulfill its obligations under this Agreement other than its obligations under Part 2. Reservation of County's rights. Notwithstanding any provision of the Solid Waste Management Plan and Policies or this Agreement to the contrary, the County will in all events be entitled to operate the System and all its facilities, and may adjust any and all rates, fees and charges, as it may in its reasonable discretion deem reasonably necessary (1) to comply with any requirements of any applicable law or regulation or any court order, administrative decree or similar order of any judicial or regulatory authority, (2) to comply with the requirements of any contracts, instruments or other agreements at any time securing Outstanding System Debt, or (3) to pay costs of remediating any adverse environmental conditions at any time existing with respect to the System. 5. The Greene Tract will remain a landfill asset. Sixty acres of the Greene Tract will be reserved for solid waste management purposes, and the three owners will work together to determine the ultimate use of the remainder. The Parties agree that the Greene Tract remains a landfill asset. Chapel Hill, Carrboro and the County (the "Greene Tract Owners ") will transfer to the County title to that portion of the Greene Tract described on Exhibit E, which contains approximately sixty acres. The County may use the property described on Exhibit E for System Draft of June 1, 1999 6