Compostable Waste Processing Facility Sample Clauses

Compostable Waste Processing Facility. 14 The GreenWaste Recovery facility located at 000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, San Xxxx, 15 California or such other facility that is approved in advance by CITY’s Director of 16 Environmental Services and that is designed, operated and permitted for the processing 17 and transfer of Residential Solid Waste, Organic Waste, Recyclable Material, City Facility 18 Solid Waste, and Public Litter Container Waste, (“CWPF”).
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Compostable Waste Processing Facility. CONTRACTOR shall transport and deliver all City Facility Solid Waste collected as a result of performing City Facility Solid Waste Collection Service in accordance with Exhibit 4, “Residential Solid Waste Program Operation Plan.” In any case where a provision of this Agreement is contrary to a provision in the MFD Residential Solid Waste Program Operation Plan, the Plan shall prevail. The Plan may be modified from time to time by mutual written agreement of CONTRACTOR and City Representative in order to allow for improvements in collection, transfer or processing of City Facility Solid Waste. Costs of transportation of materials to the Compostable Waste Processing Facility shall be the sole responsibility of CONTRACTOR. In the event the Compostable Waste Processing Facility is unable to accept delivery of the City Facility Solid Waste, CONTRACTOR shall deliver the City Facility Solid Waste to such other appropriate facility as is approved in writing in advance by the City Representative, and both parties agree to negotiate additional transportation costs incurred by CONTRACTOR if applicable. If an alternate processing facility is unavailable, CONTRACTOR shall deliver City Facility Solid Waste to the Disposal Facility utilizing the City’s disposal capacity. CITY reserves the right to deliver City Facility Solid Waste or source- separated Compostable Waste from City Facility and Third Party Managers.
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Compostable Waste Processing Facility. 17 CONTRACTOR shall transport and deliver all City Facility Solid Waste 18 collected as a result of performing City Facility Solid Waste Collection Service in 19 accordance with Exhibit 4, “MFD Residential Solid Waste Program Operation Plan.” 20 In any case where a provision of this Agreement is contrary to a provision in the 21 MFD Residential Solid Waste Program Operation Plan, the Plan shall prevail. The 22 Plan may be modified from time to time by mutual written agreement of 23 CONTRACTOR and City Representative in order to allow for improvements in 24 collection, transfer or processing of City Facility Solid Waste. Costs of 25 transportation of materials to the Compostable Waste Processing Facility shall be 26 the sole responsibility of CONTRACTOR.
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