Containers for Residential Customers Sample Clauses

Containers for Residential Customers. The Contractor shall supply all Containers required for the 856 services provided under this Agreement. The Containers shall be sturdy, water tight, and equipped 857 with heavy-duty wheels and closeable lids. The Contractor shall maintain the Containers in good 858 repair, shall bear the cost of normal wear and tear, and shall replace the Containers as needed. 859 The Contractor may charge a fee to Customers that have Containers that must be repaired or 860 replaced due to other than normal wear and tear and will notify the County Contract Manager if 861 such fee has been charged. If repairs require removal of the Container from a Customer's 862 Premises, the Contractor shall supply the Customer with a replacement Container or "loaner" 863 Container. The Contractor shall, within seven (7) days, repair or replace damaged or dilapidated 864 Containers. The Contractor shall provide the Containers required pursuant to this Section at its 865 own cost and expense and any such Containers shall constitute Operating Assets. The Contractor 866 shall promptly replace stolen Containers, provided that the Contractor shall only bear the cost of 867 replacement of such Container the first time it is stolen; and, thereafter such cost of replacement 868 shall be borne by the Customer.
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Containers for Residential Customers. The Contractor shall provide refuse carts and containers in new condition at the commencement of this Agreement as follows:
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Containers for Residential Customers. The Contractor shall provide refuse carts and containers as follows:
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Containers for Residential Customers. The Contractor shall supply all Containers required for the 2228 services provided under this Agreement. The Containers shall be sturdy, watertight, and equipped 2229 with heavy-duty wheels and closeable lids. Each Container shall be identified with the Contractor's 2230 name and phone number. The Contractor shall maintain the Containers in good repair, shall bear 2231 the cost of normal wear and tear, and shall replace the lids, wheels or the entire Container as 2232 needed or upon request of the County Contract Manager. The Contractor may charge a fee to 2233 Customers that have Containers that must be repaired or replaced due to other than normal wear 2234 and tear and shall notify the County Contract Manager if such fee may be charged. If repairs require 2235 removal of the Container from a Customer's Premises, the Contractor shall supply the Customer 2236 with a replacement Container or “loaner" Container. The Contractor shall, within seven (7) days, 2237 repair or replace damaged or dilapidated Containers. The Contractor shall provide the Containers 2238 required pursuant to this Section at its own cost and expense and any such Containers shall 2239 constitute Operating Assets. The Contractor shall promptly replace stolen Containers, provided that 2240 the Contractor shall only bear the cost of a replacement Container the first time it is stolen, and 2241 thereafter such cost shall be borne by the Customer. If the stolen Container is later recovered and 2242 the Contractor has charged the Customer a fee, then the Contractor will refund the Customer the 2243 same fee. Contractor shall replace any residential Container, upon Customer request, once every 2244 ten years, free of charge.
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