Disposition of Unauthorized Waste Sample Clauses

Disposition of Unauthorized Waste. 5.21.1 It is understood that Franchisee is not authorized and is not required hereunder to collect and transport Hazardous Waste or restricted or other waste that is not acceptable or permitted for disposal at a transfer station, Material Recovery Facility, or disposal site. In addition, Franchisee shall not be required to collect containers that are not set out or filled in accordance with, or do not meet Franchisee’s collection requirements. Regardless of the reason, when any Solid Waste, Recyclable Material or other material is not collected by Franchisee, Franchisee shall leave a company imprinted tag with Franchisee contact information on the material stating the reasons for Franchisee’s refusal to collect the same. Adequate records of the tags shall be maintained by Franchisee and shall be available to County for inspection upon reasonable notice during business hours.
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Disposition of Unauthorized Waste. It is understood that the Franchisee is not authorized and is not required hereunder to Collect and Transport Hazardous Waste or restricted or other waste that is not acceptable or permitted for Disposal at a Processing Facility or Disposal site. In addition, Franchisee shall not be required to Collect Containers that are not set out or filled in accordance with, or do not meet Franchisee's Collection requirements. Regardless of the reason, when any Discarded Materials or other material is not Collected by Franchisee, Franchisee shall leave a tag on the material stating the reasons for Franchisee's refusal to Collect the same. Adequate records of the tags shall be maintained by Franchisee and shall be available to the District for inspection upon reasonable notice during business hours. If Franchisee observes any substances which it or its employees reasonably believe or suspect to contain Hazardous Waste unlawfully Disposed of or released in reportable quantities in the District, including on, in, under or about District property, including streets, easements, rights of way and District waste Containers, Franchisee shall immediately notify the District of the same. If Franchisee discovers Hazardous Waste, or other material that may not be legally accepted, among materials that it has inadvertently accepted, Franchisee may either return such materials to the applicable Waste Generator or Dispose of such waste at its own expense and pursue all legal rights and remedies it may have against the Waste Generator(s) of such Hazardous Waste, if the Waste Generator(s) can be identified.
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Disposition of Unauthorized Waste. Franchisee shall ensure that procedures to identify and reject materials delivered to the Approved Organic Materials Processing Facility which are Excluded Waste, Hazardous Waste, or which otherwise may not be legally accepted at the Approved Organic Materials Processing Facility under their permits, are in place. Franchisee may, in the course of implementing such procedures, refuse to accept Organic Materials deposited from a Generator if they constitute Hazardous Waste, or otherwise may not be legally accepted at the Approved Organic Material Processing Facility, and Franchisee shall be solely responsible of the materials which are accepted. If Franchisee discovers Hazardous Waste, or other material which may not be legally accepted, among materials which it has accepted, it shall Dispose of such waste at its own expense. Franchisee may pursue all legal rights and remedies it may have against the Generator(s) of such Solid Waste if the Generator(s) can be identified.
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Disposition of Unauthorized Waste. The Contractor shall implement procedures to identify and reject materials delivered to the Disposal Site, Recyclables Processing Facility or Green Waste Processing Facility which are Hazardous Wastes, or which otherwise may not be legally accepted under its permits and other applicable governmental regulations then in effect. The Contractor may, in the course of implementing such procedures, refuse to accept materials proposed to be deposited from the Customers if they constitute Hazardous Waste, or otherwise may not be legally accepted at the Disposal Site, Recyclables Processing Facility or Green Waste Processing Facility and shall be solely responsible for material which is accepted. If the Contractor discovers such Hazardous Waste among materials which it has accepted, it shall dispose of such Hazardous Waste at its own expense. The Contractor may pursue all legal rights and remedies it may have against the waste generator(s) of such Hazardous Waste, if the waste generator can be identified.
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