CONTRACTS FOR COMMERCIAL COLLECTION SERVICE Sample Clauses

CONTRACTS FOR COMMERCIAL COLLECTION SERVICE. The Contractor shall enter into a service contract with each New Customer before the Contractor provides Commercial Collection Service to that Customer. During the Transition Period, the Contractor shall use its best efforts to enter into service contracts with all existing Commercial Customers (i.e., Customers receiving Collection Service from the City’s franchised hauler before the Commencement Date). The Contractor shall prepare a standard form that the Contractor shall use as its service contract with Commercial Customers. The proposed form shall be provided to the Administrator for approval on or before September 30, 2016, pursuant to Section 5.2(f), above, and whenever the Contractor proposes to change its content. The terms and conditions contained in the form shall be consistent with the requirements in this Agreement; the service contract shall not contain any requirements or fees that are not authorized in this Agreement. The term of the service contract shall not extend beyond the term of this Agreement, except as otherwise provided in Section 27.1.5, above. The Administrator shall have the authority to approve the Contractor's service contract, or require additions, deletions, or changes to the language therein, including changes to the disclosure statement provided below. The Contractor's service contract shall identify: (a) the service(s) that will be provided to the Customer; (b) the size and type(s) of Collection Container(s) that will be used; (c) the frequency of Collection; (d) the Scheduled Collection Day(s); (e) the Rates for the services that will be provided; and (f) the total amount to be paid each month by the Customer. The service contract also shall contain the following disclosure statement, unless alternate language is approved by the Administrator: REGULATION BY SUNRISE This contract for the collection of solid waste is regulated by the City of Sunrise. If you have questions or concerns regarding the terms in this contract, you may call the Contractor at (954)-XXX-XXXX or the City’s contract administrator at (000) 000-0000 for assistance. COMPACTORS AND ATTACHED ROLL-OFF CONTAINERS You may provide your own compactor and mechanical container for the collection of the solid waste you generate, if your compactor and container are the type that can be serviced by the Contractor's collection equipment. In the alternative, you may obtain a compactor and mechanical container from the Contractor. In all cases, the compactor and mechan...
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CONTRACTS FOR COMMERCIAL COLLECTION SERVICE. The Contractor shall enter into a service contract with each Commercial Customer before the Contractor provides Commercial Collection Service to that Customer. During the Transition Period, the Contractor shall use its best efforts to enter into service contracts with all existing Commercial Customers (i.e., Customers receiving Collection Service from the City’s hauler before the Commencement Date). The Contractor shall prepare a standard form that the Contractor shall use as its service contract with Commercial Customers. The proposed form shall be provided to the Administrator for approval during Transition period, and whenever the Contractor proposes to change its content. The terms and conditions contained in the form shall be consistent with the requirements in this Agreement; the service contract shall not contain any requirements or fees that are not authorized in this Agreement. The term of the service contract shall not extend beyond the term of this Agreement. The Administrator shall have the authority to approve the Contractor's service contract, or require additions, deletions, or changes to the language therein. The Contractor's service contract shall identify: (a) the service(s) that will be provided to the Customer; (b) the size and type(s) of Collection Container(s) that will be used; (c) the frequency of Collection; (d) the Scheduled Collection Day(s); (e) the Rates for the services that will be provided; and (f) the total amount to be paid each month by the Customer.‌
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CONTRACTS FOR COMMERCIAL COLLECTION SERVICE. The Contractor shall enter into a service contract with each New Customer before the Contractor provides Commercial Collection Service to that Customer. During the Transition Period, the Contractor shall use its best efforts to enter into service contracts with all existing Commercial Customers (i.e., Customers receiving Collection Service from the existing City's franchised haulers before the Commencement Date). The Contractor shall prepare a standard form that the Contractor shall use as its service contract with Commercial Customers. The proposed form shall be provided to the Administrator for approval on or before the deadline set forth in Section 5.2(f), above, and whenever the Contractor proposes to change its content. The terms and conditions contained in the form shall be consistent with the requirements in this Agreement; the service contract shall not contain any requirements or fees that are not authorized in this Agreement. The term of the service contract shall not extend beyond the term of this Agreement, except as otherwise provided in Section 27.1.6, above. The Administrator shall have the authority to approve or void the Contractor's service contract or require additions, deletions, or changes to the language therein, including changes to the disclosure statement provided below. The Contractor's service contract shall identify: (a) Service(s) that will be provided to the Customer; (b) Size and type(s) of Collection Container(s) that will be used; (c) Frequency of Collection; (d) Scheduled Collection Day(s); (e) Rates for the services that will be provided; and (f) Total amount to be paid each month by the Customer. The service contract also shall contain the following disclosure statement, unless alternate language is approved by the Administrator:
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