Acceptable Materials. Acceptable Bulk Waste materials shall include but is not limited to, oversize household Solid Waste (except white goods), furniture, mattresses, carpet, and incidental building materials (up to two cubic yards per Dwelling Unit per Collection) from household activities not requiring a building permit. Bulk Waste does not include automotive vehicles or boats, major vehicle components or liquid waste.
Acceptable Materials. Source Separated Recyclable Materials or Dual-Stream Source Separated Recyclable Materials (using a Split-Container for separating Non-Organic Recyclables from SSBCOW) Guidance: A Jurisdiction may allow plastic bags to be Collected in the Blue Container; and, SB 1383 Regulations do not place any requirements or limitations on the use of plastic bags in Blue Container Collection. Jurisdictions that allow plastic bags to be Collected in the Blue Container are not required to obtain notice from the Approved/Designated Source Separated Recyclable Materials Processing Facility(ies) indicating that the facility can Process and/or remove plastic bags when Processing Source Separated Recyclable Materials. Prohibited Materials: Materials not designated as acceptable Source Separated Recyclable Materials, Excluded Waste Additional Service:
Acceptable Materials. Franchised Recyclable Materials 1440 Additional Service: Upon Subscriber request and to accommodate periodic additional 1441 service needs, Contractor shall provide on‐call Collection service at a 1442 greater frequency than the Subscriber’s regularly scheduled service, up 1443 to the maximum service frequency stated above and Contractor may 1444 charge a Rate not to exceed the Maximum Rate for the on‐call service.
Acceptable Materials. Gray Container Waste/Mixed Waste Prohibited Materials: Materials designated as acceptable Source Separated Recyclable Materials, materials designated for acceptable SSGCOW, Excluded Waste Guidance for High-Elevation Areas: Replace “materials designated as acceptable SSGCOW” with “Yard Trimmings.” Additional Service:
Acceptable Materials. Large Landfill Items (landfill weeks only), Reusable Materials (donation weeks only) Prohibited Container Contaminants: Food Scraps, Yard Trimmings, Hazardous Materials, abandoned automobiles, trees, Excluded Waste or any single item (e.g., large auto parts, etc.) that exceeds two-hundred (200) pounds in weight.
Acceptable Materials. “Acceptable Materials” means those Recyclable Materials which are specified and mutually agreed to by Contractor and City to be included in the Source Separated or Single Stream Program and Set-out by Customers for Recyclables processing.
Acceptable Materials. Mixed Waste Prohibited Materials: Materials designated as acceptable Source Separated Recyclable Materials, Excluded Waste Additional Service:
Acceptable Materials. Solid Waste Prohibited Materials: Recyclable Materials, Organic Materials, Excluded Waste Additional Service: Contractor shall provide additional Solid Waste Carts to Single-Family Customers upon request and may charge the appropriate Rate approved by the City.
Acceptable Materials. Recyclable Materials Prohibited Materials: Organic Materials, Solid Waste, Excluded Waste Additional Service: Special pick-ups requested by a Customer, on days other than their regularly scheduled Collection day, will be available at an approved additional charge. Such additional picks-ups can be scheduled equating to up to six (6) days per week total service.
Acceptable Materials. Franchised Solid Waste Additional Service: • Contractor shall establish an “overages” program that allows Single‐ Family Subscribers to place additional Franchised Solid Waste contained in Subscriber‐provided bags Curbside, adjacent to the CCCSWA/Allied Waste Systems, Inc. 1029 Franchised Solid Waste Cart, on their regularly scheduled Collection 1030 day. Contractor may charge Subscribers a Rate not to exceed the 1031 Maximum Rate for “Solid Waste Overage.” 1032 • Contractor’s standard method of Collection shall be automated 1033 Collection; however, in certain parts of the Service Area considered 1034 Hard‐to‐Serve, Contractor may provide non‐automated Collection 1035 or other special Collection service not typical of the majority of the 1036 Service Area to accommodate those residents where terrain or 1037 geography interferes with regular automated Collection. 1038 B. Franchised Recyclable Materials Collection. Contractor shall Collect Franchised Recyclable 1039 Materials in Contractor‐provided Containers one (1) time per week from Single‐Family Subscribers 1040 and Transport all Franchised Recyclable Materials to the Designated Recyclables Trans‐Load 1041 Facility for transfer and Processing by the Recyclables Contractor. This service shall be provided 1042 by Contractor at no charge to the Subscriber as the cost for Franchised Recyclable Materials 1043 Collection service shall be included in the Single‐Family Rate for Solid Waste Collection Service. 1044 Containers: Carts 1045 Container Sizes: Contractor shall offer 96‐gallon Carts as the standard Container size 1046 unless a different standard size is approved by the CCCSWA Executive 1047 Director; and shall provide 32‐ and 64‐gallon Carts to Subscribers upon 1048 Subscribers’ request 1049 Service Frequency: One (1) time per week on the same day as Franchised Solid Waste 1050 Collection 1051 Service Location: Curbside service shall be provided to all Single‐Family Subscribers 1052 (including Subscribers considered Hard‐to‐Serve). Contractor shall 1053 provide On‐Property Service upon Subscriber request and shall charge a 1054 Rate not to exceed the Maximum Rate with the exception that On‐ 1055 Property Service shall be provided at no charge to disabled Subscribers 1056 in accordance with Section 5.1.J. 1057 Acceptable Materials: Franchised Recyclable Materials 1058 Additional Service: • Contractor shall provide each Single‐Family Subscriber with one Cart 1059 for Franchised Recyclable Materials and, ...
