Blocked Containers Sample Clauses

Blocked Containers. In the event the Contractor is unable to provide collection services for any Commercial Materials container due to a Blocked Container, Contractor shall photograph the Blocked Container (with a stamp identifying the date and time the photograph was taken). If the Contractor encounters a Blocked Container three times with one year at the same Customer, the Contractor may notify the Village, providing the photographs required by this section. The Village will then notify the Customer of the Blocked Container concern and work with the Customer to avoid having a Blocked Container in the future.
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