Number of collection containers per Occupancy Sample Clauses

Number of collection containers per Occupancy. Unit In accordance with the provisions of Chapter IV, the Signatory Body shall ensure that each Occupancy Unit has a collection container. One collection container may be used for more than one unit; the Signatory Body shall assess the number of collection containers required, taking into account the average quantity of materials generated, the built environment, and the available space. If residential buildings of nine (9) or more units or IBI non-similar to the residential sector (including university institutions) are included in the clients served by the Signatory Body, in accordance with Schedule C, ÉEQ agrees to provide – not later than twelve (12) months after the execution of the Agreement – a guide for determining the minimum volume of collection containers. If the Signatory Body is of the opinion that the situation warrants it, it may, upon request from an Occupancy Unit, provide such unit with an additional wheeled bin or a larger capacity container. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the maximum number of wheeled bins per IBI similar to the residential sector shall be six (6). 24.4 Collection frequency Collection frequency for clients served via wheeled bins is once every two (2) weeks. Collection frequency for clients served via containers is once every two (2) weeks. Schedule C describes the exceptions and derogations agreed to between the Parties as to collection frequencies. 24.5 Surplus If it so wishes, the Signatory Body may allow surpluses to be deposited next to a wheeled bin on collection days until December 31, 2025. After that date, no surpluses deposited beside or on top of a wheeled bin or container shall be allowed. In this case, the price schedule shall allow the bidder to provide a price for these two situations. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Signatory Body may provide for the possibility of collecting surplus next to a wheeled bin on the collection day following July 1 and the collection day following December 25. 25 OUTDOOR PUBLIC PLACES 25.1 Serving Outdoor Public Places The Regulation provides that ÉEQ shall draw up, and submit to the Government, a plan describing how it intends to comply with the obligation to collect and transport Recyclable Materials from Outdoor Public Places. Until ÉEQ implements its service plan for Outdoor Public Places, the Signatory Body shall continue to provide service to Outdoor Public Places it already serves with existing recovery equipment. Recovered materials from the recovery equipment dedi...
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