Contractor Use of County Designated Disposal Facility Sample Clauses

Contractor Use of County Designated Disposal Facility. The County has designated the Xxxx Road Recycling and Waste Facility as the Designated Disposal Facility which will receive, accept and lawfully dispose of all Refuse collected from the Service Area and delivered to the Designated Disposal Facility by the Contractor, a designated transfer company, the County, or any other agent of County. This is the required Disposal Facility under the Franchise Agreement, unless the County otherwise directs the Contractor to dispose of Refuse at an alternative facility. If the County becomes unable to accept and dispose of all Refuse generated in and collected from the Service Area at the Designated Disposal Facility, the Contractor shall be responsible for choosing and providing the facility for disposal of Refuse under this Franchise Agreement; provided, however, that any landfill utilized by the Contractor must be designed and constructed in accordance with applicable state and federal regulations. The landfill must have all required permits from federal, state, regional, county and city agencies necessary for it to operate as a Class II or III Sanitary Landfill and be in full regulatory compliance with all such permits. The Contractor will request and obtain approval from the County of the landfill it intends to use. The Contractor shall provide copies to the County of all notices of violations regarding such landfill that could affect the Contractor’s ability to perform under this Franchise Agreement, or amendments to permits, including any extensions. The landfill shall not maintain the co-disposal of municipal Solid Waste and Hazardous Waste (other than Household Hazardous Waste) in the same lined cell. The additional cost to Contractor of using the landfill (including tip fees and transport costs), compared to the cost of using Xxxx Road, shall be an allowable expense. If the Contractor becomes unable to accept and dispose of all Refuse generated in and collected from the Service Area at the Designated Disposal Facility as the result of causes within the control of the Contractor and which could have been avoided by the exercise of due care, then any additional costs incurred in transporting the Refuse generated in and collected from the Service Area to another disposal site, and paid to dispose of the Refuse at that disposal site, shall be a non-allowable expense in accordance with Section 11 of this Agreement. Further, the Contractor shall be required to pay the County an amount equal to the current tipping fee...
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