Mandatory Yard Trimmings Cart Collection Service Sample Clauses

Mandatory Yard Trimmings Cart Collection Service. 20 The collection, processing and marketing of Organic Waste from a Single Family 21 Dwelling Service Unit, Multi Family Dwelling Service Unit, or Small Civic Service Unit that 22 is required to utilize a Yard Trimmings Cart for the set out of Organic Waste; and the 23 disposal of Yard Trimmings Processing Residue.
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Mandatory Yard Trimmings Cart Collection Service. The collection, 21 processing and marketing of Organic Waste from a SFD Service Unit, MFD Service 22 Unit, or Small Civic Service Unit in the Service District that is required by CITY to utilize
Mandatory Yard Trimmings Cart Collection Service. 31 CONTRACTOR shall provide Mandatory Yard Trimmings Cart Collection Service to 32 those Service Units in the Service District designated by CITY through the Consolidated 33 Utility Billing System as requiring Mandatory Yard Trimmings Cart Collection Service 34 where the Yard Trimmings (except for overages) and the Compostable Waste are 35 properly containerized in a Yard Trimmings Cart, and the Yard Trimmings Cart has been 36 placed within three (3) feet of the curb, swale, paved surface of the public roadway, 00 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx, or other such location agreed to by CONTRACTOR and the 38 Service Recipient, that will provide safe and efficient accessibility to the 1 CONTRACTOR's collection crew and vehicle. The total quantity of Organic Waste 2 collected from each Service Unit shall not be limited by the number of Yard Trimmings 4 Trimmings overages as set forth in Section 5.04.3 below. 5 On or before October 1, 2006, CITY shall provide 6 CONTRACTOR with a list of Service Units required to have Mandatory Yard Trimmings

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