Acceptable Waste Delivered Sample Clauses

Acceptable Waste Delivered. A. Peoria shall use its reasonable best efforts to ensure that all materials delivered to the Facility shall constitute only Acceptable Waste. Glendale shall have the right to refuse to accept Unacceptable Waste at the Facility. Peoria will be charged the fees established in Section 3.3 below. B. Peoria residents will be charged the established rate in section 3.3. below for Acceptable Waste delivered in self-hauled loads to the Facility for disposal. All appliances containing Freon will be assessed a separate fee to cover the cost the Facility incurs for Freon removal. The fee is subject to change at any time to reflect the market cost of Freon removal. C. Waste tires delivered by Peoria residents will be accepted and assessed a waste tire handling fee of $3.00 per tire in addition to the Tipping Fee. The tires must be from passenger vehicles or small non-commercial trucks, and shall not contain rims. Off-road vehicle tires will not be accepted. Peoria residents will be limited to the delivery of five waste tires every 90 calendar days. This waste tire handling fee is subject to change with 30 days notice to reflect the Facility cost of handling. D. Peoria and Glendale recognize that even though certain solid waste would constitute Acceptable Waste, it can be of such a quantity or character as to require special handling for disposal (Hard to Handle Waste). In the event Glendale identifies Acceptable Waste as Hard to Handle Waste, it shall notify Peoria of any additional charges related to disposal of same prior to disposal. E. Peoria and Glendale recognize that although waste tires with or without rims constitute Unacceptable Waste, they may on occasion be mixed with Acceptable Waste without Peoria’s knowledge or intent. In such event, waste tires will be handled by the Facility. However, should the receipt of such unacceptable waste tires become an unreasonable burden on the Facility, both parties agree to make a reasonable effort to resolve the problem. Waste tires delivered by Peoria residents, as discussed above, are not included as Unacceptable Waste.
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