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similar overall potential impacts resulting from the waste management operations permitted • under this Agreement. The results of such assessment shall be provided to Plaintiffs and to the Settlement Committee. If RSWA determines as a result of the assessment that no greater overall potential for surface water pollution, ground water pollution, air pollution, noise, visual, or odor impacts will be created by the new waste management technology/method, it may propose the utilization of such waste management technology/method and shall notify Plaintiffs and the Settlement Committee of this proposal within thirty (30) days of this proposal. If Plaintiffs oppose the implementation of the proposed new waste management technology/method, RSWA and Plaintiffs shall engage in good faith discussions to attempt to resolve Plaintiffs' concerns. If the Parties cannot reach resolution, RSWA or Plaintiffs may resort to the general dispute resolution procedures through the Court set forth in this Agreement and the Court shall determine whether such waste management technology/method would create no greater potential overall surface water pollution, ground water pollution, air pollution, noise, visual, or odor 0 impacts on Plaintiffs than similar potential impacts resulting from the waste management operations permitted under this Agreement; provided, however, that neither party shall be required to pay the other party's attorneys fees or expenses as a result of the outcome of such dispute resolution by the Court. The Parties acknowledge that the RSWA retains all rights to conduct all other activities at the Ivy landfill that are not prohibited by this Agreement and that are otherwise authorized by law. B. Monitoring and Remedial Measures. 1. Groundwater Monitoring. The RSWA will continue to monitor its current groundwater monitoring compliance network approved by DEQ (MW -2, MW -3, MW -5, MW -6, MW -8, MW -11, MW - 12