Common use of Servicing Containers Clause in Contracts

Servicing Containers. Contractor shall Collect and return each Container to the location where the Occupant placed the Container for Collection. Contractor shall place the Containers upright with lids properly secured. For Customers other than Single-Family Residential Customers, Contractor shall, without additional charge to the Customer, pull or push Containers up to twenty-five (25) feet from the location where the Occupant placed the Container for Collection to the Collection vehicle for service. Contractor, at the request of Customers, may provide special services including: (i) unlocking Containers; (ii) accessing Container enclosures with a key; or, (iii) pulling or pushing Containers distances greater than twenty-five (25) feet. Contractor may charge Customers for such extra services at the Rates approved by City for such services. Contractor shall establish a hard-to-service route for each material type, using smaller Collection vehicles for the purposes of servicing Single-Family Customers in areas of the City that are difficult to access, do not have space to make turn-arounds, or where Contractor is otherwise unable to provide service meeting the highest safety standards. The City Contract Manager may, within reason and based on the specific circumstances of the Customer, require the Contractor to provide service to specific Single-Family Customers on this hard-to-service route, and Contractor shall ensure that it maintains a sufficient number of smaller Collection vehicles to accommodate such requests. Contractor may require Customers on private roads to sign road damage liability waivers prior to operating on such private streets. If Customers on private roads fail to sign such waivers, Contractor may, upon approval, which may or may not be conditional, from the City Contract Manager require them to receive service at the nearest public right of way.

Servicing Containers. Contractor shall Collect and return each Container to the location where the Occupant properly placed the Container for Collection provided that Contractor shall not replace Containers in such a manner that blocks the public right-of-way or bicycle lanes, regardless of how the Containers were placed for Collection. Contractor shall place the Containers upright with lids properly secured. For Customers other than Single-Family Residential Customers, Contractor shall, without additional charge to the Customer, pull or push Containers up to twenty-five (25) feet from the location where the Occupant placed the Container for Collection to the Collection vehicle for service. Contractor shall direct its employees not to Collect Solid Waste beyond each Customer’s subscription level of service unless otherwise specified in this Agreement, or business office of Contractor has granted prior authorization to make such Collection. Contractor, at the request of Customers, may provide special services including: (i) unlocking Containers; (ii) accessing Container enclosures with a key; or, (iii) pulling or pushing Containers distances greater than twenty-five (25) feet; or, (iv) providing sliding lids for Drop Boxes. Contractor may charge Customers for such extra services at the Rates approved by City Authority for such services. Contractor shall establish a provide hard-to-service route for each material typeCollection as necessary, using smaller Collection vehicles for at the purposes of servicing Single-Family Authority Contract Manager’s request, to safely and efficiently service Customers in areas of the City Member Agencies that are difficult to access, do not have space to make turn-arounds, or where Contractor is otherwise unable to provide service meeting the highest safety standards. The City Contract Manager may, within reason and based on the specific circumstances of the Customer, require the Contractor to provide service to specific Single-Family Customers on this hard-to-service route, and Contractor shall ensure that it maintains a sufficient number of smaller Collection vehicles to accommodate such requests. Contractor may require Customers on private roads to sign road damage liability waivers prior to operating on such private streets. Additionally, Contractor may require Customers (including groups of Customers and homeowners’ associations) requesting Collection service from on-property motor-courts to sign damage liability waivers indicating the Customer’s choice to receive Collection services in such manner, prior to operating on such private streets or motor-courts. If Customers requesting service on private roads or on-property motor-courts fail to sign such waivers, Contractor may, upon approval, which may or may not be conditional, from the City Authority Contract Manager Manager, require them to receive service at the nearest public right of way.

Servicing Containers. Contractor shall Collect and return each Container to the location where the Occupant properly placed the Container for Collection provided that Contractor shall not replace Containers in such a manner that blocks the public right-of-way or bicycle lanes, regardless of how the Containers were placed for Collection. Contractor shall place the Containers upright with lids properly secured. For Customers other than Single-Family Residential Customers, Contractor shall, without additional charge to the Customer, pull or push Containers up to twenty-five (25) feet from the location where the Occupant placed the Container for Collection to the Collection vehicle for service. Contractor shall direct its employees not to Collect Solid Waste beyond each Customer’s subscription level of service unless otherwise specified in this Agreement, or business office of Contractor has granted prior authorization to make such Collection. Contractor, at the request of Customers, may provide special services including: (i) unlocking Containers; (ii) accessing Container enclosures with a key; or, or (iii) pulling or pushing Containers distances greater than twenty-five (25) feet. Contractor may charge Customers for such extra services at the Rates approved by City for such services. Contractor shall establish a provide hard-to-service route for each material type, using smaller Collection vehicles for the purposes of servicing Single-Family as necessary to safely and efficiently service Customers in areas of the City that are difficult to access, do not have space to make turn-arounds, or where Contractor is otherwise unable to provide service meeting the highest safety standards. The City Contract Manager mayAll Customers shall be charged uniform, within reason and City-approved Rates regardless of how service is provided. { Proposer: This paragraph will be modified based on the specific circumstances of the Customer, require the Contractor to provide service to specific Single-Family Customers on this selected Contractor’s proposed method for servicing hard-to-service route, and Contractor shall ensure that it maintains a sufficient number of smaller Collection vehicles to accommodate such requestsareas. } Contractor may require Customers on private roads to sign road damage liability waivers prior to operating on such private streets. Additionally, Contractor may require Customers (including groups of Customers and home owners’ associations) requesting Collection service from on-property motor-courts to sign damage liability waivers indicating the Customer’s choice to receive Collection services in such manner, prior to operating on such private streets or motor-courts. If Customers requesting service on private roads or on-property motor-courts fail to sign such waivers, Contractor may, upon approval, which may or may not be conditional, from the City Contract Manager Manager, require them to receive service at the nearest public right of way.