Environmental Compliance and Outreach Coordinator Sample Clauses

Environmental Compliance and Outreach Coordinator. 5. Contractor’s staff responsible for Contractor's financial accounting department responsible for submitting reports with respect to Franchise Fee.
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Environmental Compliance and Outreach Coordinator. Contractor shall designate at a minimum one-half full time equivalent (1/2 FTE) staff member to serve as Environmental Compliance and Outreach Coordinator. The duties of the Environmental Compliance and Outreach Coordinator shall be focused on public education, community outreach, Commercial and LGR site visits, and technical assistance. The Environmental Compliance and Outreach Coordinator shall educate Customers and Customers’ employees on the importance of Recycling, food recovery, resource recovery, Landfill Disposal reduction, as well as all State, federal, City, and local mandates, including AB 341, AB 1826, and SB 1383 Regulations; and shall work with Customers to implement services, increase participation in Source-Separated Recyclable Materials and SSGCOW Collection programs, and reduce contamination. The Environmental Compliance and Outreach Coordinator shall assist the City with identifying potential organizations and partners involved with food recovery and resource recovery. The Environmental Compliance and Outreach Coordinator shall be responsible for implementing the education plans and programs specified in this Section.

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