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If a load delivered to the MRF exceeds the 15 percent level above in Table 1, but the Contractor considers it to be salvageable (or if the Authority directs that it be processed), then the Contractor shall process it and will be entitled to the supplementary processing fee provided for in Section 7.06.A for all Tons above the allowable level of contamination. If a load delivered to the Transfer Station exceeds the maximum contamination level in Table 1 by five percent (50/0) or less, then the load shall be processed and Contractor will be entitled to the supplementary processing fee provided for in Section 7.06.8 for all Tons above the allowable level of contamination. If a load delivered to the MRF is determined to contain contamination in excess of the levels specified in Table 1, and is determined by the Authority to be unsalvageable, it is to be delivered to the Designated Disposal Site by the Contractor. For this load, the Contractor will be paid the Transfer Station fee per Section 7.03.A and the Transportation Payment per Section 7.03.C for Solid Waste. The Contractor will not be paid the MRF Fee per Section 7.03.8 for this load. If a load delivered to the Transfer Station exceeds the applicable maximum contamination level above by more than five percent (50/0) it is to be delivered to the Designated Disposal Site by the Contractor. For example, if the maximum contamination level is five percent (50/0), then a load which contains eleven percent (110/0) or more of contamination is to be disposed. In addition, if the measured contamination level in a load selected by Contractor to be set aside for sampling exceeds the applicable maximum contamination level, then the Authority will be responsible for the cost of the measurement procedure. Facility Agreement, Attachment 2E Contamination Measurement Methodology Page 2 of 15