MAINTENANCE FACILITY AND WORK AREA Sample Clauses

MAINTENANCE FACILITY AND WORK AREA. Maintenance facility areas have been designated at the Landfill for the purpose of maintaining County equipment. This area is intended to be available for use by the County’s Equipment Maintenance Contractor and for other Contractors and haulers only upon permission and at the convenience of the County. Any Contractor permitted to utilize this area shall inspect the area and comply with any and all provisions of these Regulatory Compliance Section Articles. All Contractors shall keep the facility clean. If this facility becomes unavailable to the County’s Equipment Maintenance Contractor for any reason, the County’s Equipment Maintenance Contractor shall be provided an alternate location acceptable to the Contract Administrator. No such guarantee of an alternate location is made to any other Contractor or hauler by the County. All costs related to relocating the facility is the sole responsibility of the County’s Equipment Maintenance Contractor and shall be included as part of the fixed rate Contract. Any damage or repairs caused by the Contractor or his vendors/suppliers to the designated maintenance area or other landfill facilities/projects shall be paid for or repaired by the Contractor to the satisfaction of the County. All construction and/or replacement shall be done with materials and equipment of the same kind constructed or product installed. If the Contractor does not repair the damaged facility/area within thirty (30) calendar days, the Contractor shall pay for all construction/installation and related costs performed by the County by direct deduction plus a five percent (5%) administration fee from the monthly invoice or by invoiced separate payment. Any facility considered crucial to the operation of the landfill must be repaired immediately and costs shall be paid by direct deduction plus a five percent (5%) administrative fee as above indicated in the same manner. The Contractor shall be responsible for maintaining clean equipment and a clean working area. Removal of contaminated soil as a result of maintenance activities shall be the sole responsibility of the Contractor and shall be mitigated to County’s satisfaction immediately following written notice from the Contract Administrator. The area of contamination may be tested and certified by a third independent party qualified to conduct the evaluation. The proposed certifying firm shall submit qualifications to the Contract Administrator for acceptance and approval. All costs associated...
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MAINTENANCE FACILITY AND WORK AREA. Maintenance facility areas have been designated at the Landfill for the purpose of maintaining County equipment. This area is intended to be available for use by the County’s Equipment Maintenance A-E and for other contractors and haulers only upon permission and at the convenience of OC Waste & Recycling. Any contractor permitted to utilize this area shall inspect the area and comply with any and all provisions of these Regulatory Compliance Section Articles. All contractors shall keep the facility clean. If this facility becomes unavailable to the County’s Equipment Maintenance A-E for any reason, the County’s Equipment Maintenance Contractor shall be provided an alternate location acceptable to the OC Waste & Recycling Regional Project Manager or designee. No such guarantee of an alternate location is made to any other contractor or hauler by the County. All costs related to relocating the facility is the sole responsibility of the County’s Equipment Maintenance Contractor and shall be included as part of the fixed rate price agreement. Any damage or repairs caused by the A-E or his vendors/suppliers to the designated maintenance area or other landfill facilities/projects shall be paid for or repaired by the A-E to the satisfaction of OC Waste & Recycling. All construction and/or replacement shall be done with materials and equipment of the same kind constructed or product installed. If the A-E does not repair the damaged facility/area within thirty
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MAINTENANCE FACILITY AND WORK AREA. Contractor shall keep the facility clean and orderly. If this facility becomes unavailable to the County’s Habitat Maintenance Contractor for any reason, the County’s Habitat Maintenance Contractor shall be provided an alternate location acceptable to the Site PM. No such guarantee of an alternate location is made to any other Contractor or hauler by the County. All costs related to relocating the facility is the sole responsibility of the County’s Habitat Maintenance Contractor and shall be included as part of the fixed rate Contract. Any damage or repairs caused by the Contractor or his vendors/suppliers to the designated maintenance area or other landfill facilities/projects shall be paid for or repaired by the Contractor to the satisfaction of OCWR. All construction and/or replacement shall be done with materials and equipment of the same kind constructed or product installed. If the Contractor does not repair the damaged facility/area within thirty (30) calendar days, the Contractor shall pay for all construction/installation and related costs performed by the County by direct deduction plus a five percent (5%) administration fee from the monthly invoice or by invoiced separate payment. Any facility considered crucial to the operation of the landfill must be repaired immediately and costs shall be paid by direct deduction plus a five percent (5%) administrative fee as above indicated in the same manner. The Contractor shall be responsible for maintaining clean equipment and a clean and orderly working area. The Contractor shall be responsible for the storage and protection of any and all products in accordance with manufacturer instructions; product seals and labels shall be intact and legible, and sensitive products shall be stored in weather tight, climate-controlled enclosures. The Contractor shall arrange storage of products to permit access for inspection by OCWR or enforcement agency personnel.
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