Common use of Facility Operating Plan Clause in Contracts

Facility Operating Plan. a. The facility must submit to Metro, for Metro’s review and written approval, an operating plan (“Metro Plan”) that describes the facility’s procedures for managing Metro area waste. The facility must maintain a copy of the Metro Plan on its premises and at a location where facility personnel and Metro have access to it. b. The Metro Plan must describe how the facility intends to comply with the requirements of this Agreement and address each supplemental operating requirement identified in Exhibit A. c. The Metro Plan must describe how the facility will identify whether Metro area waste is acceptable under Section 1 and must include the criteria used for that identification. This includes without limitation: (1) Procedures for establishing whether incoming waste is Metro area waste; (2) A set of objective criteria for accepting and rejecting loads; (3) Procedures for inspecting incoming loads for the presence of Metro area waste that is prohibited under Section 2; (4) Procedures for managing and transporting to appropriate facilities any prohibited Metro area waste discovered at the facility; (5) Procedures for assessing and reporting each incoming load to verify the type of Metro area waste; (6) Procedures for receiving, processing, storage, and transfer of Metro area waste; and (7) Any other measure necessary to comply with this Agreement. d. The facility must submit changes to the Metro Plan to Metro for review and written approval before implementing changes. Metro will review the Metro Plan to ensure compliance with this Agreement. e. The facility must comply with the provisions of the Metro Plan. Those provisions are incorporated into this Agreement by reference as if specifically set forth in this Agreement. The facility’s failure to comply with the Metro Plan is a breach of this Agreement.

Facility Operating Plan. a. The facility must submit to Metro, for Metro’s review and written approval, an operating plan (“Metro Plan”) that describes the facility’s procedures for managing Metro area wastewaste and processing residual. The facility must maintain a copy of the Metro Plan on its premises and at a location where facility personnel and Metro have access to it. b. The Metro Plan must describe how the facility intends to comply with the requirements of this Agreement and address each supplemental operating requirement identified in Exhibit A. c. The Metro Plan must describe how the facility will identify whether Metro area waste is acceptable under Section 1 and must include the criteria used for that identification. This includes without limitation: (1) Procedures for establishing whether incoming waste is Metro area waste; (2) A set of objective criteria for accepting and rejecting loads; (3) Procedures for inspecting incoming loads for the presence of Metro area waste that is prohibited under Section 2; (4) Procedures for managing and transporting to appropriate facilities any prohibited Metro area waste discovered at the facility; (5) Procedures for assessing and reporting each incoming load to verify the type of Metro area wastewaste and to classify the Metro area waste for the purposes of assessing the regional system fee and excise tax; (6) Procedures for receiving, processing, storage, reload, and transfer of Metro area waste; (7) Procedures for monthly residual sampling as described in Section 4; and (7) 8) Any other measure necessary to comply with this Agreement. d. The facility must submit changes to the Metro Plan to Metro for review and written approval before implementing changes. Metro will review the Metro Plan to ensure compliance with this Agreement. e. The facility must comply with the provisions of the Metro Plan. Those provisions are incorporated into this Agreement by reference as if specifically set forth in this Agreement. The facility’s failure to comply with the Metro Plan is a breach of this Agreement.

Facility Operating Plan. a. The facility must submit to Metro, for Metro’s review and written approval, an operating plan (“Metro Plan”) that describes the facility’s procedures for managing Metro area waste, controlling and minimizing nuisances (including noise, vectors, dust, litter, and odor); and responding to a fire or other emergency. The facility must maintain a copy of the Metro Plan on its premises and at a location where facility personnel and Metro have access to it. b. The Metro Plan must describe how the facility intends to comply with the requirements of this Agreement and address each supplemental operating requirement identified in Exhibit A. c. The Metro Plan must describe how the facility will identify whether Metro area waste is acceptable under Section 1 and must include the criteria used for that identification. This includes without limitation: (1) Procedures for establishing whether incoming waste is Metro area waste; (2) A set of objective criteria for accepting and rejecting loads; (3) Procedures for inspecting incoming loads for the presence of Metro area waste that is prohibited under Section 2; (4) Procedures for managing and transporting to appropriate facilities any prohibited Metro area waste discovered at the facility;; DocuSign Envelope ID: 91F938D2-E11A-4DD7-B58E-D7E5E73AF2E2 (5) Procedures for assessing and reporting each incoming load to verify the type of Metro area wastewaste and to classify the Metro area waste for the purposes of assessing the regional system fee and excise tax; (6) Procedures for receiving, processing, storage, reload, and transfer of Metro area waste; and (7) Any other measure necessary to comply with this Agreement. d. c. The facility must submit changes to the Metro Plan to Metro for review and written approval before implementing changes. Metro will review the Metro Plan to ensure compliance with this Agreement. e. d. The facility must comply with the provisions of the Metro Plan. Those provisions are incorporated into this Agreement by reference as if specifically set forth in this Agreement. The facility’s failure to comply with the Metro Plan is a breach of this Agreement.

Facility Operating Plan. a. The facility must submit to Metro, for Metro’s review and written approval, an operating plan (“Metro Plan”) that describes the facility’s procedures for managing and disposing of Metro area waste. The Metro Plan must describe how the facility will comply with the requirements of this Agreement. The facility must maintain a copy of the Metro Plan on its premises and at a location where facility personnel and Metro have access to it. b. The Metro Plan must describe how the facility intends to comply with the requirements of this Agreement and address each supplemental operating requirement identified in Exhibit A. c. The Metro Plan must describe how the facility will identify whether Metro area waste is acceptable under Section 1 and must include the criteria used for that identification. This includes without limitation: (1) Procedures for establishing whether incoming waste is Metro area waste; (2) A set of objective criteria for accepting and rejecting loads; (3) Procedures for inspecting incoming loads for the presence of Metro area waste that is prohibited under Section 2; (4) Procedures for managing and transporting to appropriate facilities any prohibited Metro area waste discovered at the facility; (5) Procedures for assessing and reporting each incoming load to verify the type of Metro area wastewaste and to classify the Metro area waste for the purposes of assessing the regional system fee and excise tax; (6) Procedures for receiving, processing, storage, and transfer of Metro area waste; and (7) Any other measure necessary to comply with this Agreement. d. c. The facility must submit changes to the Metro Plan to Metro for review and written approval before implementing changes. Metro will review the Metro Plan to ensure compliance with this Agreement. e. d. The facility must comply with the provisions of the Metro Plan. Those provisions are incorporated into this Agreement by reference as if specifically set forth in this Agreement. The facility’s failure to comply with the Metro Plan is a breach of this Agreement.