Gate Fees. You will be charged the Gate Fees set out in Item 11 of the Details as a fee for the service of DFMC collecting your milk, which will be deducted from the Minimum Milk Price you receive in respect of a Month.
Gate Fees. Contractor acknowledges that County has expenses and legal obligations associated with other County landfill sites, state solid waste reporting, recycling/diversion programs and contract management, etc. (i.e., continuing administration costs). The costs to perform these obligations have traditionally been, and will continue to be, integrated into rates charged upon materials accepted at an STS, IMMC, or Transfer Station (“gate fees” or “tipping fees”) and a portion of gate fees for specified waste streams at any site will be reserved or paid to the County to enable it to continue to meet its obligations under Applicable Law and to administer the countywide solid waste program. The additional charge will be applied to the following waste streams: MSW, C&D, Aggregate, Clean Wood, and Organics and will fluctuate based on actual County costs. The County will continue to develop and adopt gate fees in accordance with legal standards, and such fees will be determined at the County’s sole discretion. The gate fees may or may not equal the rates per ton paid to Contractor for the provision of services and established in the Master Contract/any Service Contract. Gate fees may match, increase, or decrease the individual waste stream rates found in the Contract, and any such changes will be at the County’s sole discretion.
