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35131)"), (whose location in the I-64 median strip between the Ivy landfill and Peacock Hill is • shown on groundwater monitoring plan maps prepared by Joyce Engineering, Inc.), at concentrations above the MCLS or ACLS established in the Ivy landfill permit, the RSWA will immediately install at least one additional "sentinel' well north of MW-35DD located between MW-35DD and the Peacock Hill drinking water system/well(s) at location(s) agreed upon by consultants for the Plaintiffs and the RSWA, assuming that access to the agreed location(s) may be obtained from the property owner whose location(s) are selected. If groundwater contamination represented by verified detection of any of the contaminants listed on Exhibit 4 for Peacock Hill is detected in the newly installed "sentinel' well(s) at concentrations above the established MCLS or ACLs, the RSWA will immediately install (subject to obtaining access agreements from the property owner(s)) appropriate groundwater treatment devices on all of the Peacock Hill drinking water system well(s) unless the consultants for the Plaintiffs and the • RSWA concur that one or more of the Peacock Hill drinking water system wells are not likely to be impacted due to their physical characteristics or geographic location as it relates to the groundwater flow. The RSWA will have the right to "rebut' the presumption that any contaminant listed on Exhibit 4 migrated from the Ivy landfill if it can reliably demonstrate that there is an alternate source for the contaminant based upon an occurrence that can be demonstrated to the Plaintiffs' consultant. If no agreement is obtained among the consultants for • the Plaintiffs and the RSWA, the dispute resolution procedure established below to finally resolve any disputes between the consultants for the Plaintiffs and the RSWA will be engaged, provided however, where the effect of the dispute would involve a delay in providing safe drinking water to the Peacock Hill drinking water system/wells that is unacceptable to the Peacock Hill Plaintiffs, the RSWA will provide a temporary source of safe drinking water 23