Improper Loading of Containers Sample Clauses

Improper Loading of Containers. The Contractor may decline to Collect any Franchised Materials 493 that have been loaded or left for Collection in any manner which would prohibit its safe Collection.
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Improper Loading of Containers. Franchisee may decline to collect any solid waste including recyclable materials and green waste that (1) have not been properly loaded into containers; (2) have been compacted or otherwise placed, kept or accumulated in a manner such that the solid waste will not, of its own weight fall out of the container when such container is turned upside down. Franchisee shall tag any containers not collected pursuant to this Section, identifying the reason for such non-collection.
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Improper Loading of Containers. The Contractor may decline to Collect any Discarded Materials 1336 that have been left for Collection in any manner which would prohibit its safe Collection. 1337 F. Record of Non-Collection. When any Discarded Materials placed for Collection are not Collected by 1338 the Contractor, the Contractor shall leave a tag on the Customer’s Container, including the reasons 1339 the materials were not Collected, the date the tag was left and the contact information for the 1340 Contractor, and photographic evidence of the reasons for non-Collection (if available). If the non- 1341 Collection is a result of observed Prohibited Container Contaminants during a Route review, the 1342 Contractor shall follow the noticing protocol specified in Section 8.4. The Contractor shall maintain, 1343 at its place of business, a log book (which may be electronic) listing all such circumstances in which 1344 Collection is denied. The log book shall contain the names and/or addresses of the Collection 1345 Premises involved, the date of such tagging, the reason for non-Collection, and the date and manner 1346 of disposition of each case. The log book shall be kept so that it may be conveniently inspected by 1347 the County Contract Manager upon request.
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