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Attachment 2 DRAFT as confidential under the Public Records Act (Government Code section 6250 et al.), specifically identifying the information that it considers confidential and the legal basis for such conclusion. SECTION 9 (Inspections by Authority Representatives within Covered Jurisdictions) (a) Authority Representatives are authorized to conduct inspections of loads of Solid Waste originating in Covered Jurisdictions and brought to Landfills, Transfer Stations, Mixed Waste Processing Facilities, or any other facility receiving Solid Waste or Refuse located in Alameda County, subject to the following. (i) inspections cannot reasonably interfere with operations of the facility, (ii) inspector must wear appropriate safety equipment provided by the operator of the facility, and (iii) inspector cannot conduct inspections in areas deemed to be unsafe or in a location where walking or standing is prohibited. (b) Authority Representatives are authorized to conduct inspections, without notice, for compliance with this Ordinance by Waste Generators and Property Owners located in Covered Jurisdictions, subject to applicable laws. 0 (c) Authority Representatives are authorized to conduct inspections, at random or otherwise, of all Solid Waste at the point of collection or transfer or Deposit in Landfill(s), subject to the following: (i) inspections cannot reasonably interfere with operations of the facility, (ii) inspector must wear appropriate safety equipment provided by the operator of the facility, and (iii) inspector cannot conduct inspections in areas where walking or standing is prohibited. (d) Authority Representatives are authorized to conduct any other inspections or investigations as reasonably necessary to further the goals of this Ordinance, subject to applicable laws. SECTION 10 (Waivers) *'- _4qP0j" (a) The Enforcement Official shall consult with the Primary Enforcement Representative from the jurisdiction of the waiver applicant prior to making any decision regarding a request for a waiver under this Ordinance. (b) Emergency Waiver. If the Enforcement Official determines that any type of Covered Material cannot feasibly be Recycled for a limited time period due to emergency conditions, then the Enforcement Official may permit that component of Covered Materials to be Deposited in Landfill(s) for that limited time period. (c) De Minimus Waiver. The Enforcement Official may waive some or all of the requirements of Sections 4 or 5, as appropriate, at a collection location if documentation satisfactory to the Enforcement Official is provided that Covered Materials comprise, on an on -going and typical basis, less than 10% by weight of Solid Waste taken to Landfill(s) from that collection location. 11