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5 When receiving CESQG Wastes, Contractor shall require the participant (generator) to complete and sign a Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Certification indicating that they meet the criteria of a conditionally exempt small quantity generator as defined under 40 CFR 261.5, and also certifying that the business/entity is physically located in Orange County. When billing County for the charges associated with managing HHW and CESQG Waste (at the per pound as specified in Section 3, subsection b), Contractor will account for any and all accepted CESQG wastes and shall provide County with a copy of the Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Certifications, an accurate count of the number of CESQG Participants each month, and as accurate estimate of the amount (in pounds) of CESQG Wastes managed each month. Section 4.g) of the Agreement is amended as follows: Waste Generated ~ Local Governments and Public School Systems within Orange County: Divisions of Orange County Government, other Local Governments within Orange County (Towns of Carrboro, Chapel Hill, and Hillsborough), and the Public School Systems within Orange County (Chapel Hill Carrboro Public School System and the Orange County Public School System) may deliver hazardous wastes to the Commercial Waste and Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Program (see section 4, subsection f) provided that the entity is a conditionally exempt small quantity generator as defined under 40 CFR 261.5. When and if wastes are brought to County's HEiW facility by Local Governments and / or Public School Systems it will be the sole responsibility of the generator to ensure that wastes are transported in a legal and safe manner. As an alternative to having the generator deliver the waste to the County's facility, with Contractor's prior approval, wastes may be picked up by Contractor at the generator's location(s). If wastes are collected by Contractor at a location other than County's HHW facility, Contractor may charge the generator for collection. Section 4.n) of the Agreement is created as follows: Pro arg_m Expansion and Creation of Additional Collection Locations: If during the term of this Agreement, County desires to establish an additional permanent collection location(s), County and Contractor may negotiate the cost associated with designing, permitting, staffing and managing the waste accepted at this additional location. If County and Contractor cannot come to mutually acceptable terms and conditions for the terms and scope of work associated with establishing the additional location(s), then County may issue a Requests for Proposals (RFP) to seek a vendor to handle this additional work separately and distinct from the services managed under this Agreement, or County and Contractor may agree to end services under this Agreement and County may seek RFPs for all work associated with this Agreement and including all new work and services sought by County. Full Force and Effect Except as amended by this Addendum, the Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.