Organic Materials Collection Sample Clauses

Organic Materials Collection. 2951 Contractor shall Collect Organic Materials in Contractor‐provided Containers no less than one (1) time 2952 per week from (i) all Commercial Customers who are subject to the requirements of AB 1826 and do not 2953 refuse the service, and (ii) from all other Commercial Customers who subscribe for the service. Under 2954 both (i) and (ii), Contractor shall be entitled to charge for Organic Materials Collection service at the 2955 then-applicable Rates for the service. Contractor shall Transport all Organic Materials to the Approved 2956 Organic Materials Processing Facility for Processing. If a Commercial Customer subject to the 2957 requirements of AB 1826 refuses Organics Materials Collection Service, Contractor shall not be required 2958 to provide service to that Customer and shall notify the applicable RA Member within 30 days of the 2959 Customer’s refusal and in Contractor’s quarterly report. “Subject to the requirements of AB 1826” 2960 means that the Commercial Customer is subscribed for a volume of weekly Solid Waste service equal to 2961 or greater than the applicable volume threshold set forth in California Public Resources Code 2962 §42649.81(a)(2), (3) or (4). 2963 Containers: Carts, Bins, Compactors 2964 Container Sizes: 64‐, and 96‐gallon or comparable size Carts:1‐ and 2‐ cubic yard Bins; and, 2965 Compactors (as requested by Customer)
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Organic Materials Collection. Contractor shall collect Organic Materials not less than one (1) time 979 per week in Contractor-provided Containers from Commercial and Multi-Family Customers and 980 Transport all Organic Materials to the Approved Organic Waste Processing Facility for Processing. 981 Containers: Carts, Bins, Roll-Off Containers 982 Container Sizes: 96-gallon Carts (or similar size); 1-, 1.5-, 2-, and 3-cubic yard Bins; and 983 Roll-Off Containers. Container size to be negotiated between the 984 Customer and the Contractor based on Customer need and Container 985 availability. 986 Service Frequency: Up to six (6) times per week but not less than one (1) time per week, as 987 requested by Xxxxxxxx 988 Service Location: Curbside or other Customer-selected service location at the Customer’s 989 Premises. 990 Acceptable Materials: Organic Materials 991 Prohibited Materials: Solid Waste, Recyclable Materials, Excluded Waste. 992 Additional Service: Upon Customer request and to accommodate periodic additional 993 service needs, Contractor shall provide Collection service at a greater 994 frequency than the Customer’s regularly scheduled service, up to the 995 maximum Service Level and Contractor may charge the appropriate 996 Rate for the higher Service Level. 997 Other Requirements: Commercial and Multi-Family Customers shall be permitted to place 998 Compostable Plastics and Organic Materials contained in Compostable 999 Plastic Bags in the Organic Materials Container for Collection. 1000 Contractor shall Collect these materials and submit the required 1001 Compostable Plastic Processing notifications and education plan, if 1002 applicable, as required under Section 6.2.2. 1003 1004 D. Mixed C&D Collection and Processing. Contractor shall Collect mixed C&D material from Customers 1005 requesting such service on an on-call basis during the course of permitted construction and/or 1006 demolition projects within the County. 1007 Contractor recognizes that non-franchised haulers are also permitted to haul C&D wastes where 1008 the waste is being removed as part of the abatement of a public nuisance or dangerous condition 1009 at the direction of the County or if the waste is being removed as part of remodeling, repair, 1010 demolition, cleanup or construction project for a property owner and/or the contractor and/or 1011 subcontractor is using his own equipment and employees. 1012 Contractor shall deliver mixed C&D Collected from Customers to the Approved C&D Processing 1013 Faci...
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Organic Materials Collection. ‌ 759 A. Single-Family Dwelling. Contractor shall Collect Source Separated Organic 760 Materials from SFD once per week. Collection of Organic Materials, Targeted 761 Recyclable Materials, and Solid Waste from the SFD shall occur on the same Day 762 each week. Contractor shall provide each Customer with one (1) Cart to be used for 763 storage and Collection of Organic Materials. Customers may request additional 764 Organic Materials Carts from Contractor for regular weekly Collection service, and 765 Contractor shall xxxx Customer at Agency-approved Charges specified in Attachment 766 Q. The Contractor shall provide Customers with a ninety-six (96) gallon Cart as 767 specified in Attachment D, unless the Customer requests an alternative Cart size, in 768 which case, the Contractor shall provide an alternative Cart as specified in 769 Attachment D. 770 For SFD Organic Materials Cart Collection, Contractor shall comply with the same 771 Collection provisions specified for Solid Waste Cart Collection pursuant to Sections 772 5.02.A.2, 5.02.A.3, and 5.02.A.4. 773 During the Term, Contractor shall provide, within five (5) Business Days of request 774 by Occupant, Kitchen Pails to new SFD Customers and to SFD Customers whose 775 Kitchen Pail is lost, stolen, damaged, or destroyed (such replacement shall be limited 776 to one (1) per year per Customer at no additional cost). Residents will be discouraged 777 from placing Kitchen Pail Curbside for Collection and will be instructed to deposit the 778 contents of the Kitchen Pail into the Organic Materials Cart.
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Organic Materials Collection. 521 A. Single-Family Dwelling. Contractor shall Collect Source Separated Organic Materials 522 from SFD once per week. Collection of Organic Materials, Recyclable Materials, and 523 Solid Waste from the SFD shall occur on the same day each week. Contractor shall 524 provide each Customer with one Cart to be used for storage and Collection of Organic 525 Materials. Customer will be provided the opportunity to subscribe to service levels of 526 additional Organics carts and shall be billed in accordance with Agency approved rates 527 for additional Organics cart service. The Contractor shall provide each Customer a 528 {insert default Cart size}-gallon Cart unless the Customer requests a smaller Cart size, 529 in which case, the Contractor shall provide a 30-, 60-, or 90-gallon (or similar size) Cart. 530 Contractor shall Collect Carts Curbside unless the Occupant is provided Special 531 Handling or Backyard Collection Service. In such case, Contractor shall Collect from 532 and return the Carts to the alternative service location (such as the side yard or back yard) 533 specified by the Customer. 534 Contractor shall provide each SFD Occupant with a Kitchen Pail that is suitable for 535 storage of Food Scraps at the inception of Collection Services. Contractor must submit 536 Kitchen Pail specifications (including material and design specifications, colors, and 537 identification marks) to Agency for Agency’s written approval prior to submitting the 538 order to the manufacturer. During the Term of the Agreement, Contractor shall provide, 539 within five (5) Business Days of request by Occupant, Kitchen Pails to new SFD 540 Customers and to SFD Customers whose Kitchen Pail is lost, stolen, damaged, or 541 destroyed (where such replacement shall be limited to one per year per Customer at no 542 additional cost). Residents will be discouraged from placing Kitchen Pails Curbside for 543 Collection and will be instructed to deposit the contents of the Kitchen Pail into the 544 Organics cart. 545 546 B. Multi-Family Premises. MFD Customers shall have the option of voluntarily 547 subscribing to Organic Materials Collection services and shall pay Contractor for such 548 service in accordance with Agency-approved Rates. Contractor shall Collect Source 549 Separated Organic Materials from MFD Complexes that have subscribed to Organic 550 Materials Collection service as frequently as scheduled by Customer, but not less than 551 once per week. Contractor shall provid...
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Organic Materials Collection. Contractor shall Collect Organic Materials in Contractor‐provided Carts one (1) time per week from Single‐Family Customers and Transport all Organic Materials to the Approved Organic Materials Processing Facility for Processing. Containers: Carts
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Organic Materials Collection. Contractor shall Collect Organic Materials in Contractor‐provided Carts one (1) time per week from Commercial Customers and Transport all Organic Materials to the Approved Organic Materials Processing Facility for Processing. Containers: Carts, Bins, Drop Boxes, Compactors Container Sizes: 64‐, and 96‐gallon Carts; 1‐, 2‐, 3‐, 4‐, and 6‐ cubic yard Bins; and, 10‐, 15‐, 20‐, 25‐, 30‐, 35‐, and 40‐ cubic yard Drop Boxes or Compactors (as requested by Customer) Service Frequency: Up to six (6) times per week but not less than one (1) time per week, as requested by Customer Service Location: Curbside or other Customer‐selected service location at the Commercial Premises (push/pull charges may apply if service location is not immediately accessible by the Collection vehicle) Acceptable Materials: Organic Materials Prohibited Materials: Solid Waste, Recyclable Materials, Excluded Waste Additional Service: Upon Customer request and to accommodate periodic additional service needs, Contractor shall provide Collection service at a greater frequency than the Customer’s regularly scheduled service, up to the maximum Service Level and Contractor may charge the appropriate Rate for the higher Service Level. Other Requirements: Contractor shall open and close gates, push and/or pull Containers, lock and unlock Containers, or perform other services as reasonably necessary to access and empty Containers (additional charge may apply).
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Organic Materials Collection. Contractor will provide Organic Materials Collection service at City Facilities at no additional charge. Contractor will provide carts, bins and roll-off boxes for collection of Organic Materials.
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Organic Materials Collection. Contractor shall Collect Organic Materials one (1) time per week in 896 Contractor-provided Containers from Single-Family Customers and Transport all Organic Materials 897 to the Designated Organic Waste Processing Facility for Processing. 898 Containers: Carts 899 Container Sizes: 96-gallons (or similar size) 900 Service Frequency: One (1) time every week 901 Service Location: Curbside 902 Acceptable Materials: Organic Materials 903 Prohibited Materials: Solid Waste, Recyclable Materials, Excluded Waste 904 Additional Service: Contractor shall provide additional Organic Materials Carts to Customers, 905 upon request, and may charge the “Additional Organic Materials Cart” 906 Rate approved by the County. Payment for the additional cart will be 907 direct billed by the Contractor. Contractor shall provide modified services 908 for Disabled Customers, at no additional charge, in accordance with 909 Section 5.8.A.
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  • Failure to Supply Workmen or Materials or to Prosecute the Work A Notice of Non-Compliant Work may be issued for failure of the Contractor to supply enough workers or enough materials or proper materials to prosecute the Work. A Notice of Non-Compliant Work in such event may be based on Article 3.3.2 (Competent Management of Time), and upon the definition of Work as set forth under Paragraph 1.1.9.58.

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