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. . t t . but shall have the authority to advise the County's supervisors if any discrepancies are observed that may have an adverse environmental, financial or other impact on the Site. 3.3 Waste Intake. County shall with its own forces and equipment or under separate contract, arrange for receipt of solid waste at the Facility and charge its customers. County shall provide all superintendence, labor, and equipment necessary to perform all functions and services necessary for waste intake including but not limited to the direction of solid waste into the Facility, the detection of special and hazardous waste, the spreading and compaction of solid waste, and the spreading of initial and intermediate cover material or other matters which are not the responsibility of Contractor as set forth herein. 4.0 UNACCEPTABLE AND SPECIAL WASTE PROCEDURES 4.1 Right to Refuse Unacceptable Waste. The Contractor shall not be required to accept any waste at the Facility that the Contractor determines to be an Unacceptable Waste. The Contractor and County shall conform to the industry standards in monitoring the receipt of Solid Waste to discourage the delivery of Unacceptable Waste. County employees will be responsible for the separation and removal of Unacceptable Waste (i.e. waste tires, white goods, batteries, etc.). Contractor may require transporters that deliver waste to the Facility to execute a Special Waste Agreement; as described below, representing that no Unacceptable Waste will be delivered to the Facility. The County will handle all Unacceptable Waste delivered to the Facility in accordance with the operating permits and applicable statutes and require, if possible, that the 5