Material Type Rates Per Sample Clauses

Material Type Rates Per. Tonnage Bracket Contract Minimum Tonnage (annual) 60,001 80,001 Contract Maximum Tonnage (annual) Up to 60,000 80,000 100,000 Segregated Plant Materials (up to 100% of contract tonnage) $30.04/ton $28.54/ton $25.40/ton Segregated Wood Waste[BRG1] (up to 100% of contract tonnage) $27.90/ton $21.76/ton $18.49/ton Segregated Food Waste (up to 25% of contract tonnage) $49.00/ton $49.00/ton $49.00/ton Commingled Plant Materials and Food Waste (up to 100% of contract tonnage) $33.82/ton $33.82/ton $33.64/ton Compost Give Back Program (tons or number of bags to be provided by Contractor) 3,000 5,250 7,500 Contamination Levels - Rate Adjustments Contamination (by weight) <2.5% 5%/ton Decrease per ton to rates listed above (For segregated Food Waste only) Contamination (by weight) from 2.5% to under 5% Base Rate (above Rate per Tonnage Bracket based on this level of contamination) Contamination (by weight) from 5% to under 10% 10%/ton Increase per ton to rates listed above (Excluding segregated Food Waste) Contamination (by weight) from 10% to under 15% 20%/ton Increase per ton to rates listed above Up to maximum Contamination (by weight) of 20% 30%/ton Increase per ton to rates listed above Commencing January 1, 2016 and thereafter on each January 1, this Agreement is in effect, including any extension years, the rates stated above shall be increased by 90% of the change in the value of the All Urban Consumers Index (CPI-U), All Items, for the San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA, Base Period 1982 – 1984 = 100, not seasonally adjusted, compiled and published by the U. S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics (or its successor) for the previous October and its value twelve months before.
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