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Administration. In December of 1997, the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners extended the agreement with Dynex for 1998, and then assigned the agreement to Superior Special Services, which purchased Dynex's environmental divisions. Dynex's HHW program staff are now employed by Superior Special Services, and the year-round HHW collection site in Mounds View will remain in operation as before. Usaqe. The site schedule has remained essentially the same since 1992: open seven hours per day on Fridays and Saturdays during September and October. Site usage has likewise been fairly consistent, as seen by comparing the past three years: 1995 1996 1997 Participants 1,940 2,041 1,794 Average per day 121 128 112 Several times during 1997 the County, in cooperation with the City of Roseville, promoted the site to residents by distributing informational materials in the City newsletter. per.mit condition #2: Work with City staff to prepare biannual review/monitoring and inspection of area outside of concrete area. Following City council approval of the permit extension in June of 1994, staff from the City of Roseville met with Ramsey County staff at the Roseville site in September of 1994 to discuss the permit condition regarding site review/monitoring and inspection. City and County staff agreed at that time that there was no need to conduct soil sampling, and that the terms of the permit condition would be fulfilled by the County's site inspection program and County reporting to the City on site usage each year. per.mit condition #3: If changes occur in the operator, operations or uses, they must be reviewed and approved by the City. As stated earlier in this report, the change in operator has been in name only. All staff once employed by Dynex Industries for the Ramsey County HHW program are now employed by the new owner, Superior Special Services. The change in ownership occurred in December of 1997, after the seasonal HHW site in Roseville had ended operations for the year. There were no changes in operations or uses at the Roseville seasonal collection site during 1997. per.mit condition #4: The site must be monitored and maintained during the entire year, and existing interim use per.mit conditions, which have not been amended, still apply. Gates at the site entrance and exit drives are locked year-round to prevent unauthorized access. In addition to the site monitoring and inspection program described above, the Environmental Health Section has developed a year-round Page 2 of 3