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during the period of this CUP. An independent testing laboratory shall conduct emissions monitoring at least once per year or on a more frequent basis if pollutants are in excess of standards. The Permit Holder shall make a complete report available to the City within thirty (30) days of completion by the testing laboratory. At a minimum, the parameters of such emissions monitoring shall include the following State and Federal criteria pollutant emissions as may exist from time to time during the term of this permit. The cost of such testing and reports shall be borne by the Permit Holder. OUTLINE OF MONITORING PROGRAM 10. 11. 12 13. Sample Type Stack Emissions Parameter Particulates, opacity Frequency* Annually (3 samples minimum per event) *Assumes no significant change in wastes to be incinerated. The City and the Permit Holder may mutually agree to revise the monitoring program from time to time. Such revisions shall be authorized in accordance with Condition #40 herein. Installation of Afterburners. The Permit Holder shall install and operate afterburners for each melt furnace to minimize stack emissions. An afterburner unit shall be installed on each melt furnace no later than 120 days from the date of PCA approval of the test afterburner. Emergency Emissions Testing. If, in the opinion of the City Administrator or his authorized representative, it is determined to conduct pollution tests during an officially reported incident, the City may contract with an independent testing laboratory who shall be permitted access to the facility to conduct tests as may be prescribed by the City and to evaluate conditions of the facility. The cost of such evaluation testing and reports shall be borne by the Permit Holder and payment for such costs will be due within 30 days of the invoice date. Corrective Actions. The City may order the Permit Holder to undertake corrective actions within specific time frames based on test results or evaluations to remedy pollution problems or nuisance complaints. If the Permit Holder fails to take corrective action within specified time frames, it may be determined by the City Council to be a violation of the CUP and cause for permit revocation. Disassembly of Engines and Transmissions, and Preparation of Feedstock. Disassembly of engines and transmissions shall not be permitted on the Site under this Conditional Use Permit unless conducted wholly within a building and in accordance with County, State and Federal requirements. Preparation of all other feedstock is permitted only within an opaguely screened area or within the building. Storage of Engines and Transmissions. Any exterior storage of transmissions and engines shall be in leak-proof containers. Storage of Batteries. Batteries shall be stored in acid resistant, leak proof containers in accordance with Anoka County and MPCA regulations. Waste Oil, All waste oil shall be collected for recycling in accordance with Anoka County and MPCA regulations.