Mixing of Recyclables; Delivery to Designated Location Sample Clauses

Mixing of Recyclables; Delivery to Designated Location. Contractor will deliver materials to the Authority-designated Processor(s), and will provide Quarterly Reports of the weight of each commodity recycled from multi-material Recycling Collections as required in Article 5.17 of this Agreement. If residential and non-residential multi- material Recyclables are mixed within the same truck during a Collection route, Contractor will allocate the Recyclables reported to commercial and residential Customers based upon the proportional volume collected from residential or commercial Customers on that route. In addition, the quantity of residuals collected through the residential curbside Recycling Collections that were separated by the Authority- designated processor for Disposal must also be reported on a quarterly basis. Curbside-Recycling-related Disposal will be disposed at the designated location (the Del Printed on >30% post-consumer recycled paper Norte County Transfer Station), at the expense of the Contractor, in accordance with Section 5.12 of the Franchise Agreement.
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