Household Battery and Cell Phone Collection Sample Clauses

Household Battery and Cell Phone Collection. Contractor shall provide the Residential Premises of the Mixed Use Building with Household Battery and Cell Phone Collection in accordance with the Multi-Family Household Battery and Cell Phone Collection service requirements pursuant to Section 5.03.C.3.
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Household Battery and Cell Phone Collection. 690 a. Multi-Family Residential Complexes with individual Recycling Carts for 691 each dwelling unit. Contractor shall Collect Household Batteries and 692 Cell Phones placed on top of the Recyclable Materials Cart in 693 Contractor-provided or Customer-provided clear zip-close or tie-close 694 plastic bags clearly marked “Used Batteries and Cell Phones.” 695 Customers will be notified to place all Household Batteries in a clear 696 zip-close plastic bag; tape the contacts of button cell batteries; and 697 wrap cell phones in paper (for protection) prior to placing in the plastic 698 bag. While Customers will be encouraged to follow the participation 699 parameters, Contractor shall be required to Collect the Household 700 Batteries and Cell Phones if Customers do not follow these 701 instructions. 702 b. Multi-Family Residential Complexes with sharedIndividual, Shared, or 703 centrally Centrally-stored Recycling Carts or Bins. Contractor shall 704 provide one (1) or more centrally located Containers for the 705 accumulation of Household Batteries and Cell Phones. The number 706 and location of the Containers and the frequency of Collection shall be 707 mutually agreed to between the Contractor and the Owner or manager 708 of the complex. In the event the Owner or property manager requests 709 that the materials be Collected on an on-call basis, Contractor shall 710 provide that service at no additional cost. Franchise Agreement for Collection Services with Recology San Mateo County Page 19 of 111134 City of Menlo ParkModel Agreement for Adaptation by Member Agencies
Household Battery and Cell Phone Collection. 647 a. Multi-Family Residential Complexes with individual Recycling Carts 648 for each dwelling unit. Contractor shall Collect Household Batteries 649 and Cell Phones placed on top of the Recyclable Materials Cart in 650 Contractor-provided or Customer-provided clear zip-close or tie-close 651 plastic bags clearly marked “Used Batteries and Cell Phones.” 652 Customers will be notified to place all Household Batteries in a clear 653 zip-close plastic bag; tape the contacts of button cell batteries; and 654 wrap cell phones in paper (for protection) prior to placing in the 655 plastic bag. While Customers will be encouraged to follow the 656 participation parameters, Contractor shall be required to Collect the 657 Household Batteries and Cell Phones if Customers do not follow 658 these instructions. 659 b. Multi-Family Residential Complexes with Individual, Shared, or 660 Centrally-stored Recycling Carts or Bins. Contractor shall provide 661 one (1) or more centrally located Containers for the accumulation of 662 Household Batteries and Cell Phones. The number and location of 663 the Containers and the frequency of Collection shall be mutually 664 agreed to between the Contractor and the Owner or manager of the 665 complex. In the event the Owner or property manager requests that 666 the materials be Collected on an on-call basis, Contractor shall 667 provide that service at no additional cost. 668 4. Container Service Requirements. Container service requirements described 669 for Multi-Family Solid Waste Collection in Sections 5.02.B.3 through 5.02.B.7 670 are applicable for Collection of Targeted Recyclable Materials from Multi- 671 Family Premises. 672 D. Commercial Premises 673 1. General. Commercial Customers that subscribe to Solid Waste Collection 674 service shall be entitled to Collection of Targeted Recyclable Materials at no 675 additional charge, and Contractor shall provide the level of service required by 676 Commercial Customers requesting Recyclable Materials Collection services. 677 The level of service Contractor shall provide includes: Single-Stream Targeted 678 Recyclable Materials Collection or Source Separated Collection of cardboard, 679 mixed paper, food and recyclable beverage containers, or other Targeted 680 Recyclable Materials in a manner that best suits the needs of the Commercial 681 Customer. 682 Contractor shall Collect Single-Steam Targeted Recyclable Materials or other 683 Source Separated Recyclable Materials Generated at ...
Household Battery and Cell Phone Collection. Contractor shall provide the Residential Premises of the Mixed Use Building with Household Battery and Cell Franchise Agreement for Collection Services with Recology San Mateo County Page 35 of 111134 City of Menlo ParkModel Agreement for Adaptation by Member Agencies 1429 1430 1431 1432 1433 1434 1435 1436 1437 1438 1439 1440 1441 1442 1443 1444 1445 1446 1447 1448 1449 1450 1451 1452 1453 1454 1455 1456 1457 1458 1459 1460 Phone Collection in accordance with the Multi-Family Household Battery and Cell Phone Collection service requirements pursuant to Section 5.03.C.3.
Household Battery and Cell Phone Collection. Contractor shall provide one (1) 645 or more centrally located Containers for the accumulation of Household Batteries 646 and Cell Phones. The number and location of the Containers and the frequency 647 of Collection shall be mutually agreed to between the Contractor and the Owner 648 or manager of the complex. In the event the Owner or property manager 649 requests that the materials be Collected on an on-call basis, Contractor shall 650 provide that service at no additional cost.
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