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d. An extra charge of $25 per day per tap shall be incurred for each SMD1 tap directly contributing non - domestic sewage flow to the flows routed through the emergency overflow connection to Louisville's sanitary sewer collection system. SMD1 shall on an annual basis submit a written report to Louisville identifying all potential toxic pollutants and or hazardous waste and the sources thereof located within the area to be served by the emergency overflow connection. e. SMD1 will keep annual maintenance records of commercial grease traps installed within the service area of the sanitary sewer lift station. Such records will be maintained consistent with the requirements of C.R.S. § 24 -72 -201, et seq., and will be made available for Louisville upon request. f. The sanitary sewer lift station shall be operated and maintained to applicable Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment ( "CDPHE ") regulations. The emergency operation plan required by CDPHE shall be submitted to Louisville for review and approval no later than three months from the date of the Parties execution of this Agreement. SMD 1 will perform regular maintenance inspections of the sanitary sewer lift station, keep and maintain required documentation, and submit facility reports to the State as required. At Louisville's request, SMD1 shall provide copies of all reports, inspections and maintenance records for the preceding 12 months. The sanitary sewer lift station design shall include internal alarms to indicate when flows are being sent through the emergency overflow connection to Louisville. g. The Louisville Director of Public Works shall be notified immediately when the emergency overflow connection is being used. h. SMD1 shall promptly correct any malfunctions in operation of the sanitary sewer lift station causing emergency overflow, and shall promptly provide Louisville notice of same. Non - emergency corrections or repairs shall be completed within a reasonable time not to exceed 30 days (unless, after promptly commencing the work, a period of more than 30 days is needed to diligently pursue the work to completion). i. Louisville may at any time, with 12 months prior written notice, terminate this Agreement, with or without cause. 2. Cooperation/Good Faith/Documents. In the performance of this Agreement or in considering any requested approval, acceptance, or other action under this Agreement, the Parties each agree that it will act in good faith and will not act unreasonably, arbitrarily, capriciously, or unreasonably withhold, condition, or delay any approval, acceptance, or other action required or requested pursuant to this Agreement. Each Party shall promptly provide any information, approval or document necessary for implementation of this Agreement. Each Party shall subject to its procedures cause to be issued those street -cut permits, access permits and other procedural or substantive permits and approvals that are necessary in order to implement this Agreement, which permits and approval are not to be conditioned on payment of any fees or costs other than administrative costs for processing. 3. Contact Persons. The contact persons for administering this Agreement shall be the Public Works Director of Louisville and the Public Works Director of the Town of Superior, 2