Contamination Reduction Program Sample Clauses

Contamination Reduction Program. The Contractor shall visually inspect Recyclables and Compostables Containers before or during servicing. If the Contractor finds that more than five percent (5%) contamination is reasonably apparent in the Container, the Contractor shall document the contamination and communicate the specific contamination for the Customer through a phone call, email, or Container tag within one (1) business day. The Customer shall also receive educational messaging, materials, and resources for proper Recycling. i. If a Customer receives a second tag and/or contamination notification within ninety (90) Days from the date the first contamination tag is issued, then the Contractor shall send the Customer personalized communication with photo documentation for both instances of contamination and an explanation of why materials cannot be accepted. ii. If the Customer receives a third tag and/or contamination notification within ninety (90) Days from the date the first contamination tag is issued, then the Contractor shall call and/or visit the Customer to review previously provided information and assist in resolving the contamination. iii. If the Customer receives a fourth tag and/or contamination notification within ninety (90) Days from the date the first contamination tag is issued, then the Contractor shall call and/or visit the Customer again to provide documentation of contamination, further assist in resolving the contamination issues, and notify the Customer that their Recycling and/or Compostables service may be placed on suspension if repeated contamination continues. iv. If the Customer continues to set out contaminated Containers, the Contractor shall work with the City to determine if the Customer’s Recycling and/or Compostables service should be suspended. Customers with suspended service due to contamination may restore their service by participating in educational training provided by the Contractor. In addition to Container tagging, the Contractor shall work with City staff to develop contamination reduction programs for each sector. If the contamination reduction program does not result in a measurable decrease in contamination after a year, the program shall be adjusted or a new program shall be developed to address contamination. The Contractor shall develop the new program in consultation with the City and shall implement the program on approval of the program by the City. The program may be reviewed and adjusted at any time if the Parties agree that re...
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