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and make the necessary improvements required for said expansion to include: leaves, grass, tree <br />waste and brush drop off, along with the collection of Source Separated Organic Material <br />SSOM); kitchen and food waste for residential properties. <br />3. The City agrees to allow the County to operate the yard waste collection at the current <br />location in conjunction with the lease time line and terms between the County and the adjacent <br />owner; Daniel Bayless, or sooner if the County finds a more permanent location. The current <br />time line is to run from time of commencement in 2019 to the end of 2022 with a one year <br />option to extend the lease. <br />II. Count\ Items: <br />1. The County will operate and maintain the yard waste and SSOM collection site in <br />compliance with state and local regulatory standards in accordance with the site plan as shown <br />on Exhibit A. In addition, the County will complete an operations plan for City approval and <br />obtain appropriate permits and licenses. <br />2. The County will use this site exclusively for yard waste, brush, and SSOM collection <br />operations. <br />a. The County will have both summer and winter hours of operation for this site as <br />provided in the operations plan. Its hours of operation will not occur before 9:00 <br />am nor will the County keep the facility open beyond 8:00 pm on the designated <br />days of operations. <br />b. Yard waste is defined by Minn. Stat. § 115A.03 Subd. 38; or more specifically, yard <br />waste means garden wastes, leaves, lawn cuttings, weeds, shrub, tree waste and <br />prunings. <br />3 . The County will provide residential yard waste and SSOM collection services, including <br />leaves, grass, tree waste and brush drop off to any Washington County resident at this location. <br />4. The County will contract for the yard waste and SSOM to be loaded and removed from <br />the site as necessary until the termination of this agreement. <br />a. The removal of yard waste and SSOM will occur at a minimum of twice per month <br />or when piles exceed 18 feet in height. Yard waste will be removed within 48 hours <br />of receipt of a valid complaint that violates the applicable provisions of any <br />Minnesota Pollution Control Agency order rules. <br />b. Nothing except yard waste or SSOM will be accepted as this facility. Should any <br />hazardous or non -organic waste be discovered on site, the operator is required to <br />notify County and manage it properly according to our direction for removal. <br />5. The County upon finding a permanent location for the yard waste collection site will <br />turn this property back over to the City after having removed all yard waste, tree brush, SSOM <br />and any physical structures placed on the site for the operation thereof and will restore the <br />property to its original condition with exception of any trees removed as part of the operations <br />and reasonable wear and tear.