: COLLECTION FOR LARGE VENUES AND EVENTS Sample Clauses

: COLLECTION FOR LARGE VENUES AND EVENTS. Contractor shall provide collection services, upon request by event sponsor, to any venue and event within its service area. Specifically, Contractor shall provide, at a minimum, solid waste and/or targeted recyclable materials collection services. Contractor shall provide collection as frequently as requested by County or the event organizer. Contractor shall provide an adequate number and type of collection container(s) for the venue or event and shall coordinate its collection services with County or event organizer. Containers shall be appropriately labeled to collect solid waste and/or targeted recyclable materials per the requirements specified by County. For venues and events which are required to comply with the Large Venues and Events Recycling Law, codified at Public Resources Code Section 42648 et seq., Contractor shall assist the venue or event organizer in preparing a Plumas County Solid Waste Disposal and Recycling Plan and reporting all information required by those provisions of the law at no cost to the venue or event organizer.
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: COLLECTION FOR LARGE VENUES AND EVENTS. Contractor shall provide Collection services, upon request, to any Venue and Event within Service Area. Specifically, Contractor shall provide, at a minimum, Solid Waste and Targeted Recyclable Materials Collection services, and shall also provide Organic Materials Collection services if one (1) cubic yard or more of Organic Material is generated per day at the Venue or Event. Contractor shall provide Collection as frequently as requested by the Agency or the Event organizer. Contractor shall provide an adequate number and type of Collection Container(s) for the Venue or Event and shall coordinate its Collection services with Agency or Event organizer. Containers shall be appropriately labeled to collect Solid Waste, Recyclable Materials or Organic Material, per the requirements specified by the SBWMA. Upon request of the Agency or the Event organizer, Contractor shall provide an adequate number of its employee(s) for each Event to ensure all Solid Waste, Recyclable Materials and Organic Materials Collection locations (i.e., Containers that are placed on-site for use by event patrons) are kept clean and uncontaminated; to empty or exchange Containers as the need arises; and to respond to overages or spills. Within ten (10) Business Days of Contractor receiving a request to supply an Event with Solid Waste, Targeted Recyclable Materials, Organic Materials Collection services, the Contractor will either meet with or schedule a meeting with the Event organizer to discuss the Event’s parameters, including location, number of people attending, type of Event, type of food being provided, and other related issues. Once parameters of the Event are determined, proper Containers will be provided by Contractor, with emphasis on recycling and diversion of the materials generated. Contractor shall also supply and staff an information booth at each Venue and Event, upon request from Agency. In addition, Contractor shall prepare and distribute information to the public at Venues and Events describing the Collection options 942 943 944 945 946 947 948 949 950 951 952 953 954 955 956 957 958 959 960 961 962 963 964 965 966 967 968 969 970 971 972 973 974 available at the Venue or Event and promoting Recycling programs in the Agency, upon request from Agency. All information prepared for distribution to Venues and Events shall be approved by Agency prior to distribution. The Contractor shall report the Tonnage of material Collected at each Venue and Event to the Agency and,...
: COLLECTION FOR LARGE VENUES AND EVENTS. Contractor shall provide collection services, upon request by event sponsor, to any venue and event within its service area. Specifically, Contractor shall provide, at a minimum, solid waste and/or targeted recyclable materials collection services. Contractor shall provide collection as frequently as requested by the County or the event organizer. Contractor shall provide an adequate number and type of collection container(s) for the venue or event and shall coordinate its collection services with County or event organizer. Containers shall be appropriately labeled to collect solid waste and/or targeted recyclable materials per the requirements specified by the County. For venues and events which are required to comply with the Large Venues and Events Recycling Law, codified at Public Resources Code Section 42648 et seq., Contractor shall assist the venue or event organizer in preparing a recycling plan and reporting all information required by those provisions of the law at no cost to the venue or event organizer. If the volume of materials collected by Contractor from venues and events exceeds the baseline amount collected by Contractor in 2010 by more than 10%, then Contractor may request and receive a rate adjustment for such increased costs.

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