Materials Storage Plan Sample Clauses

Materials Storage Plan. The County has developed a plan for each Facility that delineates on-site locations to be utilized for temporary storage of Waste and Diverted Materials, including tires, metals, used oil, recyclables, Salvaged material, Household Hazardous Waste, Inert Waste, Green Waste, or othermaterials as may be determined by the County and as may be further described in sub-paragraph 4.4.L. The County shall semi- annually review the Materials Storage Planandperformance by Contractor in its implementation of said Plan. The County shall make modifications to the Plan as necessary to meet Facility needs anticipated for the subsequent semi-annual period, then confer with the Contractor to discuss any further adjustments that may be deemed appropriate. The County shall then issue a final Materials Storage Plan to be implemented by Contractor through the subsequent six (6) month period. Thefrequency of Plan review and modification may be adjusted by County if necessary to meet Facility requirements. The Contractor shall conduct Facility operations in accordance with the Materials Storage Plan to ensure an organized and well-run Facility. The storage or stockpiling of materials shall be kept as confined as is practical; size of Storage Areas shall be subject to County approval.
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