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Legally Implementing Mechanisms. To implement this Project, the parties intend to take the following steps: 1. EPA expects to propose for public comment and promulgate a site specific rule amending 40 CFR 258.28 for Yolo county’s facility. This site specific rule will describe the project requirements and any other aspects of the rulemaking. It is expected that the site specific rule will provide for Withdrawal or Termination and a Post-Project Compliance Period consistent with Section VII, and will address the Transfer procedures included in Section X. The standards and reporting requirements set forth in Section II (and any attachments to this FPA) will be implemented in this site specific rulemaking. 2. The State under its relevant authority expects to promulgate the appropriate rule changes, permit modifications, etc. to implement this FPA needed by Yolo County for this project. 3. Except as provided in any rule(s), compliance order(s), permit provisions or other implementing mechanisms that may be adopted to implement the Project, the parties do not intend that this FPA will modify or otherwise alter the applicability of existing or future laws or regulations to Yolo county’s facility. 4. By signing this FPA, EPA, Yolo county, the state of California and its local authorities acknowledge and agree that they have the respective authorities and discretion to enter into this FPA and to implement the provisions of this project, to the extent appropriate.
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