Distribution of Recycling Containers Sample Clauses

Distribution of Recycling Containers. Approved recycling containers shall be purchased and distributed by the Grantee to all Single Family Units for which Grantee provides solid waste collection services within the purview of this Agreement. The Grantee shall provide, to all new Single Family Unit customers, one or more recycling containers within fifteen (15) days after the Grantee has established residential solid waste collection service with these new customers. The number, nature, configuration, color, and symbols identifying said containers shall be subject to approval of the City. Without charge, the Grantee shall provide to its customers one replacement container per calendar yearin those circumstances where the container has been lost, stolen, or damaged. Grantee may charge a fee to replace additional containers. The Grantee shall deliver these recycling containers to all Single Family Unit customers, and shall not require individuals to be present to accept or sign for them.
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Distribution of Recycling Containers. Approved recycling containers shall be purchased and distributed by the Grantee to all Multi-Family residential complexes and commercial customers for which Grantee provides solid waste collection services within the purview of this Franchise Agreement. The Grantee shall provide, to all Multi-Family and commercial customers, one or more recycling containers within fifteen (15) days after the Grantee has established solid waste collection service with these new customers. The number, nature, configuration, color, and symbols identifying said containers shall be subject to approval of the City. Without charge, the Grantee shall provide to its customers one replacement container per calendar year in those circumstances where the container has been lost, stolen, or damaged. Grantee may charge a fee to replace additional containers beyond the one container allowed annually. The Grantee shall deliver these recycling containers to all Multi-Family and commercial customers and shall not require individuals to be present to accept or sign for them. Grantee shall offer bins in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8 cubic yard bin sizes and 64 gallon or 96 gallon carts. The size and frequency shall be determined between the Grantee and the Multi-Family or commercial customer.

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