Common use of Marketing of Recyclable Materials Clause in Contracts

Marketing of Recyclable Materials. A. Contractor has the responsibility to market all Recyclable Materials and maintains ownership of and liability for those materials until there has been a transfer of ownership to a buyer or other third party. All loads rejected by buyers and related claims of buyers shall be the responsibility of the Contractor, unless otherwise specified in Attachment 11-C. B. Contractor shall suitably store all Recyclable Materials to protect against theft, deterioration, contamination, fire, and other damage or off-site impacts. Contractor shall insure all Recyclable Materials while in its possession and prior to transfer of title against: fire, theft and other casualty losses. C. Contractor shall keep the Recyclable Materials free from liens and other claims of Contractor’s creditors. D. Contractor shall arrange for all Recyclable Materials delivered to the MRF to be transported within sixty (60) days of receipt unless stockpiling of specific Recyclable Materials on site longer than sixty (60) days is approved by AUTHORITY in writing. E. Unless the terms of material purchasing agreements require the purchaser to arrange for delivery, the Contractor shall coordinate delivery and the cost of delivery of Recyclable Materials to purchasers or recipients. F. Contractor shall market materials in accordance with the Materials Marketing Plan (Attachment 11-A). . Upon request by the AUTHORITY, the Contractor shall obtain a letter of “Certification of End Use” from the purchaser establishing that the Recyclable Materials sold (or donated) will be/have been recycled or re- used in accordance with the Materials Marketing Plan, Attachment 11-A. G. Contractor shall obtain and maintain a California Redemption Certificate and recover all monies available to processors from the State of California Department of Conservation (DOC) for California Redemption Value (CRV) materials processed at the facilities. These monies are to be considered part of the commodity revenues and part of the Revenue Sharing Program between the AUTHORITY and the Contractor described in Section 7.07. H. A complete record of all commodity sales transactions shall be kept by the Contractor and shall be submitted for review according to the reporting requirements of the Agreement and/or upon request of the AUTHORITY.