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transferring from site operations onto the roads within the Indian River County Landfill. Also, the Contractor will be responsible for ensuring mud is not tracked from the landfill onto public roads and conveyances. The Contractor is responsible for maintaining the full perimeter fence of the SWDD property for both security purposes and vegetative removal purposes (including the SWDD parcel north of the C -S Canal). The Contractor is also responsible for maintaining fire breaks on the SWDD northern parcel. The roads for the fire breaks should be able to support ingress/egress of fire apparatus. Traffic control (assist as necessary when the scales are down and/or are being serviced/calibrated and during heavy volume due to storms). The Contractor must maintain all Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) equipment on-site and must have two MOT trained and certified staff on-site or available. 7. The Contractor shall be responsible for the implementation and placement of signage on the Indian River County Landfill site. Signage will be utilized to provide general information to all facility users, direct traffic flow, control speed, alert to potential hazards and restrictions of activities (i.e., cell phone usage and smoking), prohibitions, and changing conditions. The Contractor will provide signage at the facility's entrance including the facility name, hours of operation, prohibited waste, and emergency contact information. The Contractor will be responsible for updating all signage as required. Signage maintenance and replacement of all signs located onsite to include front entrance signage. 8. The Contractor shall be responsible for the care of all cover grasses, landscape plantings, and other site beautification activities for the Indian River County Landfill. Spraying, watering, pruning, replacement, fertilizing, and other operations as required to maintain the entire site in an aesthetically pleasing manner is the Contractor's responsibility. Grass watering will not be required, but new sod or seed and mulch shall be watered as needed to stimulate growth. Growth retardants shall not be used on the grass. 9. Constructing new roads, driveways, pads, and access points as required to support Class I Landfill Operations and other Ancillary site activities. This construction includes recycled rock or gravel type roads and pads as directed by SWDD. The recycled materials (if available) for the construction of these roads and pads will be the responsibility of SWDD, and SWDD will provide the available recycled materials to the Contractor. 10. Controlling litter over the entire Indian River County Landfill site. The Contractor will utilize a combination of permanent and temporary litter screens or fences in the active, operating area of the Class I Landfill and the Material Recycling Facility (MRF) and in other areas of the site where wind-blown litter originates in a manner sufficient to prevent litter from blowing outside of the landfill footprint or scattering over the entire site. The Contractor shall remove all wind-blown litter by the end of each working day. Administrative Charges will apply for wind-blown litter that remains uncollected for more than 24 hours, including litter against temporary or permanent fence. The roads within the Indian River County Landfill site shall be kept free from debris and sharps by daily sweeping. SWDD expects the litter program to be proactive rather than reactive. Indian River County Landfill Operating Agreement Final Page 5 of 42