Common use of DIVERSION PLAN Clause in Contracts

DIVERSION PLAN. FRANCHISEE shall submit a Diversion Plan annually to COUNTY as part of its FRANCHISEE Application for COUNTY Franchise. The Diversion Plan shall be approved by the COUNTY and incorporated into the Agreement as Attachment 3. The Diversion Plan shall contain at minimum: A. A methodology for how FRANCHISEE will meet the COUNTY diversion requirement. B. A compliance plan that describes the proposed methodology for identifying Generators required to have Source Separated Recycling and Organic Material services, proposed methodology for tracking compliant/noncompliant Generators, and proposed efforts for increasing subscription levels for required services. C. A description of FRANCHISEE’S contamination reduction program, as described in Exhibit A, section 8 of this Agreement. D. A description of a minimum of three (3) outreach and education campaigns including quantifiable goals for each campaign. 1. At least one annual campaign will be directed at all Generators covered under each State mandate and will inform the Generators about the State Mandatory Commercial Recycling Law (Assembly Bill 000, Xxxxxxx 000, Xxxxxxxx of 2011), the State Mandatory Commercial Organics Recycling Law (Assembly Bill 0000, Xxxxxxx 000, Xxxxxxxx of 2014), the State Mandatory Short-Lived Climate Pollutants: Organic Waste Reduction Law (Senate Bill 0000, Xxxxxxx 000, Xxxxxxxx of 2016), applicable implementing regulations promulgated by CalRecycle, applicable County requirements, and how to comply with each Law. 2. At least one campaign will be specifically directed at Generators that are not in compliance with either AB 341, and/or AB 1826, and/or SB 1383, and will inform them of their requirements and how they can comply with these laws; 3. One campaign will be at the choice of FRANCHISEE. E. A description of FRANCHISEE’S recordkeeping and reporting systems and how it will accurately meet CalRecycle mandatory reporting requirements under the laws identified in subsection D.1 above. F. FRANCHISEE shall further submit a Diversion Plan annually to COUNTY by July 1 each year according to sections A-E above.

DIVERSION PLAN. FRANCHISEE shall submit a Diversion Plan annually to COUNTY as part of its FRANCHISEE Application for COUNTY Franchise. The Diversion Plan shall be approved by the COUNTY and incorporated into the Agreement as Attachment 3. The Diversion Plan shall contain at minimum: A. A methodology for how FRANCHISEE will meet the COUNTY diversion requirement. B. A compliance plan that describes the proposed methodology for identifying Generators required to have Source Separated Recycling and Organic Material services, proposed methodology for tracking compliant/noncompliant Generators, and proposed efforts for increasing subscription levels for required services. C. A description of FRANCHISEE’S contamination reduction program, as described in Exhibit A, section 8 of this Agreement. D. A description of a minimum of three (3) outreach and education campaigns including quantifiable goals for each campaign. 1. At least one annual campaign will be directed at all Generators covered under each State mandate and will inform the Generators about the State Mandatory Commercial Recycling Law (Assembly Bill 000, Xxxxxxx 000, Xxxxxxxx of 2011), the State Mandatory Commercial Organics Recycling Law (Assembly Bill 0000, Xxxxxxx 000, Xxxxxxxx of 2014), the State Mandatory Short-Lived Climate Pollutants: Organic Waste Reduction Law (Senate Bill 0000, Xxxxxxx 000, Xxxxxxxx of 2016), applicable implementing regulations promulgated by CalRecycle, applicable County requirements, and how to comply with each Law. 2. At least one campaign will be specifically directed at Generators that are not in compliance with either AB 341, and/or AB 1826, and/or SB 1383, and will inform them of their requirements and how they can comply with these laws; 3. One campaign will be at the choice of FRANCHISEE. E. A description of FRANCHISEE’S recordkeeping and reporting systems and how it will accurately meet CalRecycle mandatory reporting requirements under the laws identified in subsection D.1 above. F. FRANCHISEE shall further submit a Diversion Plan annually to COUNTY by July 1 each year according to sections A-E above.

DIVERSION PLAN. FRANCHISEE shall submit a Diversion Plan annually to COUNTY as part of its FRANCHISEE Application for COUNTY Franchise. The Diversion Plan shall be approved by the COUNTY and incorporated into the Agreement as Attachment 3. The Diversion Plan shall contain at minimum: A. A methodology for how FRANCHISEE will meet the COUNTY diversion requirement. B. A compliance plan that describes the proposed methodology for identifying Generators required to have Source Separated Recycling and Organic Material services, proposed methodology for tracking compliant/noncompliant Generators, and proposed efforts for increasing subscription levels for required services. C. A description of FRANCHISEE’S contamination reduction program, as described in Exhibit A, section 8 of this Agreement. D. A description of a minimum of three (3) outreach and education campaigns including quantifiable goals for each campaign. 1. At least one annual campaign will be directed at all Generators covered under each State mandate and will inform the Generators about the State Mandatory Commercial Recycling Law (Assembly Bill 000341, Xxxxxxx 000Chapter 476, Xxxxxxxx Statutes of 2011), the State Mandatory Commercial Organics Recycling Law (Assembly Bill 00001826, Xxxxxxx 000Chapter 727, Xxxxxxxx Statutes of 2014), the State Mandatory Short-Lived Climate Pollutants: Organic Waste Reduction Law (Senate Bill 00001383, Xxxxxxx 000Chapter 395, Xxxxxxxx Statutes of 2016), applicable implementing regulations promulgated by CalRecycle, applicable County requirements, and how to comply with each Law. 2. At least one campaign will be specifically directed at Generators that are not in compliance with either AB 341, and/or AB 1826, and/or SB 1383, and will inform them of their requirements and how they can comply with these laws; 3. One campaign will be at the choice of FRANCHISEE. E. A description of FRANCHISEE’S recordkeeping and reporting systems and how it will accurately meet CalRecycle mandatory reporting requirements under the laws identified in subsection D.1 above. F. FRANCHISEE shall further submit a Diversion Plan annually to COUNTY by July 1 each year according to sections A-E above.

DIVERSION PLAN. FRANCHISEE shall submit a Diversion Plan annually to COUNTY as part of its FRANCHISEE Application for COUNTY Franchise. The Diversion Plan shall be approved by the COUNTY and incorporated into the Agreement as Attachment 3. The Diversion Plan shall contain at a minimum: A. A methodology for how FRANCHISEE will meet the COUNTY diversion requirement. B. A compliance plan that describes the proposed methodology for identifying Generators required to have Source Separated Recycling and Organic Material services, proposed methodology for tracking compliant/noncompliant Generators, and proposed efforts for increasing subscription levels for required services. C. A description of FRANCHISEE’S contamination reduction program, as described in Exhibit A, section 8 of this Agreement. D. A description of a minimum of three (3) outreach and education campaigns including quantifiable goals for each campaign. 1. At least one annual campaign will be directed at all Generators covered under each State mandate and will inform the Generators about the State Mandatory Commercial Recycling Law (Assembly Bill 000341, Xxxxxxx 000Chapter 476, Xxxxxxxx Statutes of 2011), the State Mandatory Commercial Organics Recycling Law (Assembly Bill 00001826, Xxxxxxx 000Chapter 727, Xxxxxxxx Statutes of 2014), the State Mandatory Short-Lived Climate Pollutants: Organic Waste Reduction Law (Senate Bill 00001383, Xxxxxxx 000Chapter 395, Xxxxxxxx Statutes of 2016), applicable implementing regulations promulgated by CalRecycle, applicable County requirements, and how to comply with each Law. 2. At least one One campaign topic will be specifically directed at Generators that are not in compliance with either AB 341, and/or AB 1826, and/or SB 1383, and will inform them the choice of their requirements and how they can comply with these laws;COUNTY. 3. One campaign will be at the choice of FRANCHISEE. E. A description of FRANCHISEE’S recordkeeping and reporting systems and how it will accurately meet CalRecycle mandatory reporting requirements under the laws identified in subsection D.1 above. F. Failure to complete the three (3) campaigns pursuant to section D above will subject FRANCHISEE to liquidated damages identified in Exhibit C, section 3. G. FRANCHISEE shall further submit a Diversion Plan annually to COUNTY by July 1 each year according to sections A-E above.