Source Separation Clause Samples

Source Separation a. The Code of the County of Westchester provides that Pulp Recyclables and Commingled Recyclables shall not be intermingled with household Refuse and must be separated out and placed in approved Recyclable Containers. The Contractor shall cause its employees to understand and assist in the enforcement of the Westchester County Source Separation Law; b. Contractor agrees to assist the Town in enforcing all recycling laws including those that may be enacted subsequent to the execution of this Agreement; c. Contractor further agrees, inter alia, that it will abide by County regulations and laws which may require Contractor to reject for collection, at the sole discretion of the Town, household Refuse in which recyclable material have been intermingled and affix Reminder Stickers to such rejected household Refuse or to reject improper Recyclables (especially including 5-gallon pails, toys, plastic bags) not in compliance with Town Code and affix Reminder Stickers to such rejected recyclable material or yard waste.

Source Separation. Source separation is the act of separating recyclable materials at their point of generation by the waste generator.

Source Separation. Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to restrict the right of the municipalities, residents, businesses or organizations in the County to practice source separation for the recovery, recycling or composting of waste nor the right of the County to conduct, sponsor, encourage or require such source separation. No reduction in the amount of Acceptable Waste generated in the County and delivered to the Landfill by or on behalf of the County, or by or on behalf of a party to an Interlocal Agreement, which may result from any such source separation or recycling program shall cause the County or such party to an Interlocal Agreement any liability hereunder.

Source Separation. Nothing in this Agreement shall restrict the rights of the inhabitants of the County to practice source separation for the recovery and recycling of any material, or the right of the Agency to sponsor, encourage or require source separation. No increase in the Service Fee and Supplemental Electrical Compensation shall be made as a consequence of any source separation program or the implementation of the New York State Returnable Container Act or similar measures imposing restrictions on the disposal of containers or recyclable materials, provided that the Agency continues to meet the Guaranteed Annual Tonnage.

Source Separation. Garbage collected by HRSB to determine included in maintenance fees Recyclables collected by HRSB to determine included in maintenance fees Organics collected by HRSB to determine included in maintenance fees Facility operational hours 8:30am – 9 pm hours, 5 days per week General public access – Daily access and weekend rentals Accessibility for users: (ex. Accessible/ramp) sidewalk curb cuts and accessible push button entry doors EMO Site: No, may be used in cases of emergencies as a comfort station Easements: This facility is attached to an operational school which are on HRSB land Service Agreements: No

Source Separation. Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to restrict the right of the municipalities, residents, businesses or organizations in the COUNTY to practice source separation for the recovery, recycling or composting of waste nor the right of the COUNTY to conduct, sponsor, encourage or require such source separation.